Welcome to the Saskatchewan Electrical League
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WELCOME to the Saskatchewan Electrical League..A organization that is open and welcomes all individuals or companies involved in the electrical industry in Saskatchewan to become a member.From apprentice to engineers,all will be part of helping to promote and improve the industry as a whole in our province. Please browse our site and become part of this exciting and new league. Please sign our guest book and post any comments you may have. | ||||
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In 1988, the white birch was adopted as the official tree of Saskatchewan.
Curling was named Saskatchewan's official sport in 2001
In 2001, needle-and-thread grass was designated Saskatchewan's official grass.
The sharp-tailed grouse is one of Saskatchewan's most popular game birds. It was selected as the provincial bird emblem in 1945
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make sure to check out our Careers Page. We are updating monthly with new career opportunities.
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AVAILABLE NOW FOR SEL MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS ON-LINE TRAINING SERVICES
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A new online training service offering is been introduced by the SEL to Members and Non-Members.This initiative provides a direct benefit to members in the SEL providing a value added service that will benefit the member directly in enhanced safety performance and due diligence to OH&S Regulations and generate revenue for our Association that can further enhance the services provided.The SEL receives a portion of the proceeds of training sales. You are re-investing in your participating professional association.
Initially arc flash and shock training will be provided and in the future additional workplace related safety training courses may be offered.This will allow members to provide the latest in safety training to their employees.All employees can receive online training at an affordable price.
ARC FLASH and SHOCK TRAINING
HELP YOUR EMPLOYEES UNDERSTAND AND WORK SAFELY AROUND ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
click on SEL-Training on our index for further info and registration process
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Carbon Capture in Saskatchewan
We're leading the development of one of the world's first and largest integrated carbon capture and storage demonstration projects at Boundary Dam Power Station in Estevan, Saskatchewan. This is an excellent example of Saskatchewan and Canada's leadership in addressing the global challenge of climate change, and is the result of our intensive research into emissions-reduction technology in recent years. Learn more
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Eaton’s electrical sector (Canada) announces the opening of a new regional quick ship manufacturing satellite operation in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The new operation will begin production starting in April 2012 and will manufacture multiple product lines to support the needs of the Saskatchewan marketplace. The Saskatoon satellite will become a critical member of Eaton’s current network of Canadian satellite manufacturing locations. Eaton’s network of regional quick-ship satellites (9 across Canada) services regional markets with electrical distribution, packaged control products, solutions and support to customers in Canada.
Leading Eaton’s efforts in this exciting initiative is Jo-Lynne Stein. Jo-Lynne has been with Eaton for 15 years serving in various roles of increasing responsibility within Eaton. Most recently, Jo-Lynn was Senior Sales Representative for Eaton in the province of Saskatchewan, building and maintaining relationships with our customer base in that province. “Jo-Lynne’s technical skills, excellent product knowledge, work ethic and established customer relationships make her an ideal candidate to lead Eaton’s efforts in providing exceptional service to our customers in the province of Saskatchewan. She brings a wealth of market knowledge with her into her new role. We’re extremely pleased to have an individual of Jo-Lynne’s quality to accept this challenge,” says Richard Jackson, Canadian Regional Satellites manager.
Jo-Lynne Stein
Industry News................
Applications Open !! 2012 EFC Foundation Scholarship Program
45 Scholarships and over $100,000 Available.
View our Brochure listing all available Scholarships-
Now in its 17th year, this program provides university and college students across Canada with support in their quest for higher education, providing opportunities to pursue a career in the electrical and electronics industries. Scholarships awarded through this program are regarded as a high academic honour by Canadian post-secondary institutions and students alike.
Since this program’s inception, more than 340 students have been awarded $577,000 in scholarships! Scholarships are awarded to qualified students pursuing an education in areas such as Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering Technology, Electrical Apprentice, Industrial Distribution, Compute Science, Environmental, Renewable Energy, Commerce and Business Administration.
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