Electric Power Distribution Median Salary by Job
Senior electrical engineer is by far the most highly paid position, although operations manager positions have the potential to lead into senior management.
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Value of Building Permits in February Declined 5.7% from January
Canadian municipalities issued $7.8 billion worth of building permits in February, down 5.7% from the previous month. The decline was largely due to lower construction intentions for multi-family dwellings.
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Electrical Engineering Skills and Correlation with Median Salary
Project management is the most highly compensated skill among electrical engineers: $9,000 above the national $68,000 median salary.
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Capital Asset Optimization: Harnessing IoT Data and Predictive Maintenance
For any business dealing with capital-intensive assets, maintaining machines and equipment is a continuous battle. From damaged equipment and undetected malfunctions to total machine failure that leads to unexpected (and costly) downtime, knowing how to future-proof your assets is a challenge.
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Global Standards Kept 74,000+ Wind Workers Safe in 2018
A group of the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturers and owners have re-affirmed their commitment to use globally recognized minimum safety training standards for workers across the world.
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Wind Energy On Track to Add 1,000 MW of New Capacity in 2019
Canada’s wind energy industry further expanded its installed capacity in 2018, while solidifying its status as the lowest-cost source of new electricity generation. Newly commissioned projects brought total national wind energy capacity to close to 13,000 megawatts (MW).
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Researchers Develop New Flexible Solar Cells
A joint research team has developed a new type of highly flexible and stable solar cell that could be used in wearable electronics.
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Hong Kong Spring Lighting Fair — What’s in It for Us
This was my first time at the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition), and the 11th occasion of this event, which was organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC).
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IoT Challenges and Opportunities for Electrical Contractors, Part 1
Electrical contractors are approaching a tipping point in terms of pursuing roles and opportunities in the growing market of smart buildings, says a new report from Electri International. But alongside these opportunities are some non-traditional business challenges.
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Sleeman Breweries Increases Production Capacity by 50 Percent in Two Weeks with Virtualized Process Automation System
Ten years ago, tourists looking for a taste of the local life in Southern Canada may have asked for one of the region’s best wines. Today, it’s all about craft beer.
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Using the TM-21 Calculator Tool to Calculate LED Lumen Maintenance
How do you use the TM-21 calculator tool to calculate LED lumen maintenance at 25,000 hours, 15,000 hours, or 10,000 hours?
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Average Electrical Forman’s Pay by City
Median pay for an electrical foreman working in Edmonton is $21,000 above the national median salary of $90,000.
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Industrial Internet Consortium Announces Practitioner’s Guide for Assessing the Maturity of IoT System Security
The Industrial Internet Consortium, now incorporating OpenFog, announces the Security Maturity Model (SMM) Practitioner’s Guide, which provides detailed actionable guidance enabling IoT stakeholders to assess and manage the security maturity of IoT systems.
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Respecting the Skilled Trades with Andrew Smith of Leslie & Palmer
At just 29, Andrew Smith is already a 10-year veteran of the electrical industry, working as a foreman for Leslie & Palmer Electrical Contractors, a unionized electrical contracting company out of Ajax, Ontario.
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Eight Tips for Lighting Cybersecurity
Connectivity enables LED lighting to go far beyond illumination and energy savings to offer revolutionary new capabilities and value for occupants, cost reductions, quality lighting, and business process improvement.
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EHRC Workforce in Motion Report: 20,500 New Workers Needed Before 2022
In a recent interview with the The National Post, Electricity Human Resources Canada CEO Michelle Branigan said the need for workers in Canada’s electricity industry is “extremely critical.”
