2019 EIAA Annual Technical Conference: Call for Agenda Items

EIAA

 

Sept 24, 2018

An important aspect of the Electrical Inspectors Association of Alberta conference, taking place February 1-2 in Edmonton, Alberta, is to discuss code articles for clarification and to promote uniform interpretation and enforcement of codes, regulations and other issues important to the electrical industry.

If you have agenda items to suggest, please submit them as soon as possible to allow time for proper article research. This research is vital for trying to obtain full background information, draw conclusions, and achieve consensus.

Submit suggested agenda items here: www.eiaa.ca/component/rsform/form/4-conference-agenda-item-submission

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