BC Safety Authority's Relaxed Standards puts Electrical Workers at Risk

An agreement between BC Safety Authority (BCSA) and Applied Science Technicians and Technologists of BC (ASTTBC) allows workers who are not red seal certified electricians to perform electrical installations. "This puts workers at risk despite our efforts to improve regulations," says Deborah Cahill, President of the Electrical Contractors Association of BC.

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Vancouver Chapter 2012 Meet & Greet

View the video of our Vancouver Chapter 2012 Meet & Greet

Electrical Safety Training System (ESTS)

Arc Flash & Shock Training Now Available

The ESTS is a state of the art, adult oriented arc flash and shock training program.

Upon successful completion of this online course, attendees will have the knowledge and skills to mitigate or reduce exposure to the electrical hazards of arc flash and shock.

ECABC Sub-Contract Program

Protect Yourself from Contractual Errors!

The Sub-Contract Program is a new service offered to our members.

You have access to our experience and knowledge using ECABC's Sub-Contract Committee who will help you review contracts and identify potential risks.

Click here to access the subcontract program.
For more information contact the ECABC Office.

2012 CECA Conference

The highlight of the 2012 CECA Conference in Whistler BC was the ECABC's Hall of Fame Diamond Dinner where three new members were inducted...