2018 Canadian Electrical Code now in Effect

EIN Technical Safety BC 400

Jan 17, 2020

The 2018 version of the Canadian Electrical Code came into effect in BC on January 1, 2020. The new code includes several changes to continue supporting electrical workers in the safe installation and maintenance of electrical systems and equipment.

Technical Safety BC is offering 2018 Electrical Code Change Training in several cities across the province.

Upcoming January and February sessions:

  • Jan 22, Mission / Campbell River
  • Jan 28, Surrey / Terrace
  • Jan 29, Vancouver / Nelson
  • Jan 30, Smithers
  • Feb 4, Dawson Creek
  • Feb 7, Ucluelet
  • Feb 12, Vancouver
  • Feb 15, Port Alberni
  • Feb 19, Vancouver

Go HERE to register 

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