Mechanical Engineers: Median Pay Difference by Location
The national median salary for mechanical engineers is $64,246; Calgary tops all cities at 21% above the national median, while Toronto is 2% below.
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Lighting as a Service
Lighting as a Service (LaaS) is an emerging and evolving business model in which the owner pays for light rather than the equipment that delivers it. The owner buys new lighting on a subscription basis over a multi-year term rather than as a significant one-time capital investment.
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Manygo Ho of AECOM: Keeping Current with Innovation and Regulation
Manygo Ho is an electrical designer with AECOM’s Buildings and Places group. Manygo designs electrical systems “from lighting to power to low tension systems,” he noted.
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What Are the Differences Between LM-79, LM-80, and TM-21?
It is important to understand the difference between these three standards because they are all used to determine the performance metrics on the label, including the optional lumen maintenance metric.
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Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I — Instalment 50
Annex J18 is optionally permitted for use in additions, modifications, renovations or operation and maintenance of existing facilities employing the Division system of classification. The rules of Annex J18 are normative (mandatory) where used and amend or supplement other requirements of the Code.
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Pay by Experience Level for Electrical Engineer
Pay by experience for an electrical engineer shows a positive trend. An entry-level electrical engineer with less than 5 years of experience can expect to earn an average salary of $61,000 based on 776 salaries.
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Schneider Electric Battles Product Counterfeiting with Customized Online Training
Schneider Electric is aware of the threat that counterfeit products pose to its brand, customer satisfaction and trust. As a result, Schneider Electric and UL partnered to create an eLearning module for international customs officials.
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Don Neigel, Panel Shop Manager Optimil Machinery Inc.
Don Neigel is Manager of the CSA-certified panel shop at Delta, BC’s Optimil Machinery. Optimil Machinery builds panels for various industries, including, forestry, mining, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and entertainment. Don is a 20-year veteran of the electrical industry.
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The Shocking Truth About Your Image: 4 Bizarre Reasons Customers May Not Like You
Whether it’s fair or not, we are often judged on first impressions. This harsh reality is nowhere better seen than in today’s ultra-fast business world where customers size you up in a nanosecond based on your personal image.
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Hydrogen as a Renewable Energy Source: NB Power’s Agreement with Joi Scientific
New Brunswick Power recently struck a deal with Joi Scientific to develop an innovative technology that generates electricity by extracting hydrogen from sea water without producing green house gas emissions. But can the technology provide a legitimate alternative to our reliance on fossil fuels?
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Finding the Answer
Pick up a newspaper or scan your preferred electronic newsfeed and you’ll likely see a series of dramatic headlines, proclaiming the end of our planet as we know it.
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Electrical Engineers Years of Experience
79% of electrical engineers surveyed have less than 10 years of experience; 69% have 1-9 years of experience, and 52% have less than 4 years.
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What Are the Testing Requirements for LED Lumen Maintenance?
Partners may claim an LED lumen maintenance percentage at 25,000 hours, 15,000 hours, or 10,000 hours as an optional metric.
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“Urban by Nature” Inspires the Lighting Design of LEED-certified Visitor Centre
The Rivierè-des-Mille-Îles Park encompasses an array of natural forest, waterways, marshland and shoreline in the city of Laval, Quebec. With its exceptional biodiversity, it’s a unique natural attraction for the city, and welcomes over 150,000 visitors annually.
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The Shock Doctors – Keys to Successful Electrical Contracting in the Residential Sector
The Shock Doctors is an electrical contracting company operating out of Orillia, Barrie and Muskoka, Ontario. Specializing in residential electrical repairs and service, they provide 24/7 service for homeowners within their service areas. And with their clinical, highly professional approach they are able to offer a solid customer satisfaction guarantee.
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Britech Signs Agreement with World Leader in Heating Cable Technology
Britech Corp, one of Canada’s largest heating cable companies has signed a formal agreement with Heat Trace Limited, of Cheshire, England. Heat Trace, founded in England in 1974, Heat Trace is one of the world’s leading industrial heat trace cable manufacturers.
