May 30-June 2: ECAA Technical Training Day and AGM

ECAA

Apr 14, 2019

The Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta is hosting its 2019 technical training day, annual general meeting and committee meetings from May 30 to June 2 in Jasper, AB.

The comprehensive training day takes place on May 31; the AGM, annual awards luncheon, and committee and other meetings on June 1.

Among the May 31 technical sessions:

    • Correlation between the CE Code & NBC
    • Impedance Grounding Systems
    • Smart Home Wiring
    • Fire Alarms & Other Systems in Smart Buildings
    • Low Voltage Installations and the CE Code
    • Misconceptions About Performing Live Work
    • How to integrate Green Initiatives in the Electrical Industry

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