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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. Got an Event coming up!
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Licensing Process Fact Sheets for Internationally Trained Workers
There is a new resource available to help immigrants seeking work in occupations that require licensing or registration in Saskatchewan.
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The Saskatchewan Electrical League Invites You!
2009 TIN CUP
Texas Scramble Golf Tournament
Wednesday August 26th 2009
Murray Golf Course
Regina Saskatchewan
For Information and Registration:
Electra Sales
Attn: Brandie
668 Henderson Dr.
306-791-0268
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4N 5V6
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Workplace Electrical Safety Online Training
This online course was developed to assist organizations in preventing injuries and incidents associated with working on or near live electrical equipment: injuries resulting from electrical shock and arc flash / arc blast.
Participants will gain knowledge of:
-the risks involved
-the safety regulations and procedures intended to control or eliminate these hazards
-methods to select appropriate personal protective equipment for shock and arc flash
-lockout of electrical equipment
-grounding procedures and maintenance of personal protective equipment
2009 CE Code, Part I – What's New
This course explains the changes to the 2009 Canadian Electrical Code - Part I, by breaking them into 6 categories:
Safety Improvements;
Clarification of the Existing Wording;
Correlation with Product Standards Requirements/Editorial;
Technological Change/New Rule;
Correlation/Harmonization with the NEC, NBCC and Other Relevant CSA, NFPA or ULC Standards; and
Interpretations
Area is 651,900 sq. kms (251,700 sq. miles), slightly less than that of Texas (270,000 sq. miles).
Canada’s sunniest province - City of Estevan gets an average 2,540 hours of sunshine per year, highest in Canada.
"Saskatchewan" from the Cree Indian kisiskatchewan, for swift flowing river.
Landlocked province with an estimated 100,000 lakes, rivers and streams (12.6 per cent of the area).
12 cities (populations greater than 5,000), 145 towns and 358 villages
Highest elevation is Cypress Hills, at 1,392 metres (4,566 feet).
2009 Canadian Electrical Code Essentials
Join us for this unique, interactive two-day workshop and learn from an expert who has contributed time and expertise to CSA standards and Code committees. The instructor will lead you through interactive exercises and discussion to help you understand the newest requirements and changes to the 2009 Edition of the Canadian Electrical Code.
