AEA 2021 CE Code Update Training – Dec 1st & 2nd

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October 20, 2021

This is a two-day, four-hour each update for the new 2021 Canadian Electrical Code Update. Registration is open for all electricians, master electricians, maintenance, engineers, inspectors, instructors, etc. Easy for companies that wish to book their team.

Participants will learn:

  • 2021 Canadian Electrical Code 25th Edition
  • Key changes and explanations 
  • How CSA C22. 1:21 changes impact electrical installations and maintenance of existing in changes
  • How new technologies are incorporated into Code requirements

2021 online training dates:

  • December 1-2, 2021 | 4 hours each day

Pricing:

  • AEA members: $325.00
  • Non-members: $350.00
  • Code books: $175.00

Participants will be provided with proof of attendance and a certificate upon successful completion of a competency exam.

Go HERE to register

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