Complete EFC’s 2016 Electrical Contractor Outlook Survey Today

EFC Survey

 

Feb 19 2016

Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) is conducting a study on the future needs and opportunities of Canadian electrical contractors. Results will be used to develop an industry report, and will be shared with survey participants as well as Canadian electrical manufacturers and distributors.

Submit your survey responses today for your chance to win an Apple Watch. All answers will be kept strictly confidential, unless you provide explicit permission for use. The survey is brief and will only take 10 minutes to complete.

To begin the survey (available in both English and French), click on one of these two links:
• English – Canadian Electrical Contractor Survey
• French – Canadian Electrical Contractor Survey

If you have questions, please contact the survey administrator at spatel@electrofed.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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