The Code is an integral part of the Canadian Electrical Safety System and speaker Ray Yousef, Engineering Manager, ESA, is gearing the presentation to give members an update on the major changes in CE Code 2021. This will include some changes in the general sections as well as supplementary sections, such as…
The NETCO (National Electrical Trade Council) OASIS program offers Additional Tools for IBEW Canada Apprentices with Learning Disabilities and Testing Anxiety
This year’s national conference will take place on May 29 – 31, 2022 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Join Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) and the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum (CAF-FCA) virtually on Wednesday February 23, 2022, from 1:00pm to 2:30pm (EDT).
TSASK is offering a free online 2021 Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) Updates Course that provides supplementary information to clarify the requirements of the 25th edition of the CEC.
The prompt payment and adjudication provisions of the new Construction Act took effect more than two years ago, to date only about 100 adjudications have been initiated.
The Ontario Construction Secretariat will host its 22nd Annual State of the Industry & Outlook Conference on Thursday, March 3rd, 2022. Stay informed with up-to-date information by checking our website on a frequent basis.
BCEA AMP committee invites you to their Professional Development series virtual round table – Construction Forecast with Chris Gardner.
Adam Ghani, City of Calgary Chief Electrical Inspector joins Zack and Jason on this episode of Watt’s the Word. They discuss the processes and procedures for electrical inspections, conductor color coding, permitting requirements, adoption of the 2021 Code, and much more.
This Seminar will review the changes to the 2021 CE Code presented by Marex Canada. Attendance is worth 6 APD points.
Join ECAO’s affiliate partner TeksMed in a review of how to understand your WSIB premium rates in the New Rate Framework.
A virtual event hosted by CAF-FCA to engage employers about the business case for apprenticeship.
The emergence of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has dimmed hopes that the pandemic will soon fade away and once again, has employers and construction unions pondering how we can fulfill our mutual obligations to keep our workforce safe and to meet business needs.
Kai Fahrion and Gursh Bal met as electrical apprentices, quickly became friends and are now business partners.
More and more businesses, industries and people are going ‘grid independent.’ This means Licensed Electrical Contractors (LECs) will have to be up to date on the latest energy storage system requirements — especially battery storage.
This limited-time offer of FREE Certi-Fire Training Tuition is open to IBEW Members and individuals who are 309A licensed electricians, or minimum 3rd term apprentices with intermediate trade school, and is supported by ECAO and IBEW CCO, sponsored by Employment Ontario.\
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
