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Heating product manufacturer Stiebel Eltron has launched two new compact instantaneous electric water heaters in its DCE range to the UK market.
The Apprenticeship Management Group, which currently looks after large levy paying organisations, is encouraging smaller businesses to make the most of apprenticeship benefits.
Industrial parts supplier CP Automation has partnered with instrumentation specialist Chauvin Arnoux to distribute its test and measurement products to the European market.
AEI Cables is raising awareness for the cabling industry to meet the highest levels of safety and performance in the interests of life safety and firefighting.
NAPIT has welcomed the latest version of the Electrotechnical Assessment Specification (EAS), which has introduced minimum technical competence criteria required for carrying out Periodic Electrical Inspection and Testing.
The Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2020 competition has opened up its doors to entries from the top trade apprentices from across the UK.
The Electrotechnical Certification Scheme’s ECS Check system is now operational and approved as a pilot that meets the Licence to Practise (LtP) requirements on government public sector construction contracts in Northern Ireland.
ECA has warned that proposed increases in funding for non-levy paying employers to invest in apprenticeships may not be enough to address the sector’s current and future needs.
The IET and BSI have today released Amendment 1 to BS 7671:2018 (18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations), which enables a more practical solution for electric vehicle charging installations.
Building services sector insurer ECIC has issued a new warning to contractors to protect their tools from theft, following claims from the Criminal Bar Association that theft is being decriminalised due to the police failing to pursue prosecutions1.
