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Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I — Instalment 34
In this article: Section 68 — Pools, Tubs, and Spas. This discussion of Section 68 is based on the 24th Edition of the CEC, Part I, (C22.1-18),* now available from CSA Group.
Electrical Company, Supervisor Fined Total of $60,000 After Workers Suffered Burns
An Ontario Justice of the Peace has fined an electrical company $55,000 and a supervisor $5,000 for an incident in which an arc flash occurred, burning three workers. The court also imposed a 25% victim fine surcharge ($13,750 and $1,250, respectively), as required by the Provincial Offences Act.
Comparing Contractor Mark-ups Can Be Pointless and Very Risky
Some contractors determine their pricing structure by copying what other businesses do rather than figure out what mark-up their business actually needs to use.
Evaluating the Impact of Warning Lights on Roadway Worker Safety
Flashing warning lights are a common line of defence intended to help protect construction workers, police officers, firefighters, emergency medical service personnel, and others who work along the roadway from oncoming traffic.
The Value Proposition for Guillevin: Wire & Cable
As a trusted distributor, Guillevin operates with a decentralized business model structure that allows them to be agile and align their products and solutions to meet the demands of the wire and cable market in Canada.
Looking at Milwaukee Tool Cordless Technology with Brent Neilly: Safety, Innovation, and Productivity
Brent Neilly is the Group Marketing Manager with Milwaukee, he has a background in business communications with a B.A. from Brock University, as well as experience working in the construction industry.
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I — Instalment 34
In this article: Section 68 — Pools, Tubs, and Spas. This discussion of Section 68 is based on the 24th Edition of the CEC, Part I, (C22.1-18),* now available from CSA Group.
Electrical Company, Supervisor Fined Total of $60,000 After Workers Suffered Burns
An Ontario Justice of the Peace has fined an electrical company $55,000 and a supervisor $5,000 for an incident in which an arc flash occurred, burning three workers. The court also imposed a 25% victim fine surcharge ($13,750 and $1,250, respectively), as required by the Provincial Offences Act.
Comparing Contractor Mark-ups Can Be Pointless and Very Risky
Some contractors determine their pricing structure by copying what other businesses do rather than figure out what mark-up their business actually needs to use.
Evaluating the Impact of Warning Lights on Roadway Worker Safety
Flashing warning lights are a common line of defence intended to help protect construction workers, police officers, firefighters, emergency medical service personnel, and others who work along the roadway from oncoming traffic.
The Value Proposition for Guillevin: Wire & Cable
As a trusted distributor, Guillevin operates with a decentralized business model structure that allows them to be agile and align their products and solutions to meet the demands of the wire and cable market in Canada.
Looking at Milwaukee Tool Cordless Technology with Brent Neilly: Safety, Innovation, and Productivity
Brent Neilly is the Group Marketing Manager with Milwaukee, he has a background in business communications with a B.A. from Brock University, as well as experience working in the construction industry.
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