Save the Dates for T&B Fall Seminars in Sarnia, Sudbury, Winnipeg and Saskatoon

Save the Dates for T&B Fall Seminars in Sarnia, Sudbury, Winnipeg and Saskatoon

September 29, 2016

Thomas & Betts is sponsoring an electrical engineering showcase, providing a unique opportunity to learn more about the complete range of Thomas & Betts electrical solutions as well as ABB low voltage control and variable speed drive products.

Four workshops will be offered (between 10:30 to 5:00) on a range of topics. These workshops are compliant with the APEGBC’s Continuing Professional Development Guidelines.

Lunch and refreshments will be served.

The dates and locations are as follows:

• Sarnia — October 6

• Saskatoon — October 18

• Winnipeg — October 26

• Sudbury — November 1

Register online to confirm your presence: www.tnb.ca/tnbshow2016.

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