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June 10, 2021

Electrical Power One-Line Diagram Challenge

This month, IDEAL is challenging competitors to draw an Electrical Power One-Line Diagram following the specifications outlined in the scope document.

The Top 5 students/apprentices and the Top 5 professional electricians will each receive:

  • IDEAL Forged wire strippers
  • IDEAL Pro Series bag and stand up supply zipper pouch
  • $100 Petro Canada gas gift card
  • $100 Tim Hortons card
  • $100 VISA gift card
  • IDEAL swag

The Canadian Stay Wired to Win monthly winners also earn a spot in our August virtual finals for the chance win the grand prize! 

Heads up! Everyone who participates in 3 or more challenges will qualify for a chance to win an IDEAL thank you package.

Go HERE for more information

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