Nexans Installations 102 Recording

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April 5, 2022

Watch Nexan’s free webinar recording as Wissam Geahchan, Applications Engineer from Nexans Canada presents Installations 102. This webinar is the second part in a two part series, you can find Installations 101 HERE.

This webinar includes information on:

  • Industry Standards and Guides (4:00)
  • Considerations for underground, overhead and underwater installations (6:26)
  • Special Field Testing Methods (34:04)
  • Key Takeaways (44:29)
  • Q&A (45:30)

Go HERE to watch the webinar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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