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EIAA
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February 1-2: Electrical Inspectors Association of Alberta Annual Technical Conference

The Electrical Inspectors Association of Alberta (EIAA) is holding its Annual Technical Conference on February 1-2, 2019 in Edmonton.

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NECA
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Last Chance to Apply for NECA Project Excellence Award

To showcase the exceptional work performed by member-contractors throughout the country, the National Electrical Contractors Association’s Project Excellence Awards recognize companies for their outstanding commitment…

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ECAO
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September 25-29: ECAO 2019 Annual Industry Conference in Nashville, TN

The Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario is organizing its 2019 Annual Industry Conference in Nashville, Tennessee from September 25-29, 2019.

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Stronger Ontario Driving Laws
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Stronger Ontario Driving Distraction Law Now in Effect

If you or your employees drive as part of your job, take note: Ontario collision statistics show that one person is injured in a distracted-driving collision every half hour, and a driver using a phone is four times more likely to crash than a driver focusing on the road.

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Watch
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Watch for Shock Hazards Associated with Cheater Cords

Ontario’s Electrical Safety Association and Infrastructure Health and Safety Association are warning contractors and end users about potential fire and shock hazards associated with the use of so-called cheater cords.

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IBEW
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IBEW Local 530 Opens Stand-alone Training Centre in Sarnia, Ontario

The new facility will offer the local’s apprentice and journeyperson members greater choice in training, reports the National Electrical Trade Council (NETCO).

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BC Hydro
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BC Hydro Announces Shortlist for Site C Balance of Plant Contract

Three proponent teams have been shortlisted for Site C’s balance of plant contract. The scope of the contract includes the electrical, mechanical, and various civil and structural work required to complete the construction of the generating station and spillway, along with other related facilities.

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BC Construction Forecast
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January 24: BCEA Discussion on BC’s Construction Forecast

Larry Gibson, President, Super Save Group will be sharing his wealth of experience with the construction industry at this British Columbia Electrical Association evening event in Coquitlam.

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Webinar
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Webinar Series: Let’s Talk Advancing Gender Equality

Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) in partnership with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is conducting a series of three webinars on advancing gender equality in the workplace.

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Solar Workshop
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Alberta Electrical Inspectors Solar Workshops: New Dates

In response to demand, the Solar Energy Society of Alberta and Energy Efficiency Alberta, in partnership with the Electrical Inspectors Association of Alberta, will conduct two more workshops on the Canadian Electrical Code updates for solar photovoltaics.

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Westburne
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Westburne Reveals New Branch Design in Rouyn, Quebec

On December 13, in the presence of many customers, team members and partners, Westburne officially reopened a newly renovated branch in Rouyn, Quebec. The branch is located at 233 Boulevard Industriel, Rouyn-Noranda.

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Robertson
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Robertson Electric to Open Edmonton Branch in March

The new Edmonton branch will be a 30,000 square foot facility with a strong emphasis on lighting and associated products to start. However, it will evolve quickly into a full electrical branch, including wire and cable.

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EIN 24 ESA 400
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27th Edition of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code now Available

The 27th edition of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code (Code) has been finalized and is now available for purchase. The Code comes into effect as regulation on May 16, 2019. Members of the electrical industry are encouraged to begin familiarizing themselves with the new Code.

 

 

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ABB
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ABB sells 80% of Power Grids division to Hitachi for $6.4bn

Hitachi has a deal with industrial giant ABB to purchase 80% of their Power Grids division for $6.4bn. The move marks a transition for Hitachi, which will look to expand its energy solutions offerings by combining ABB’s power grids business with their digital technology division.

 

 

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ABB
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ABB Selling Power Grids Division to Hitachi

ABB has reached a deal with Hitachi to sell an 80.1% stake in its Power Grids division, which makes transformers, long distance electricity-transmission systems and energy storage units.

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City
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City Electric Supply Donates $100,000 to Make-A-Wish Canada

On December 11, City Electric Supply (CES) hosted an event for staff, family and vendors in Vaughan, Ontario to celebrate A landmark achievement of raising $100,000 to Make-A-Wish Canada (MAW), an organization that helps grant wishes to kids with life-threatening medial conditions.

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