Meet the NAPIT execs
Anyone visiting ELEX at Alexandra Palace on 30th and 31st January will have the exclusive opportunity to meet NAPIT group chief executive and chief technical officer, as part of an expanded presence at the trade show.
Anyone visiting ELEX at Alexandra Palace on 30th and 31st January will have the exclusive opportunity to meet NAPIT group chief executive and chief technical officer, as part of an expanded presence at the trade show.
Mike Andrews and Frank Bertie will be on stand PB20 on both days of the show, available to answer any industry or membership related questions that attendees may have.
The rest of the NAPIT team will also be on hand on the stand, their biggest yet, for any technical and membership queries. Show offers will also be available on 18th Edition books and the brand new EICR Codebreaker guide, now updated to align with BS 7671:2018.
Mike Andrews commented, “At NAPIT, we’re passionate about being transparent and accessible to all of our members and to the industry.
“Members and non-members alike can come and see myself or any of the NAPIT team to discuss industry-related queries, gain more information on NAPIT’s products and services, or to get technical advice from industry professionals”.
NAPIT will be hosting three seminars on both days of the show. Technical events manager, Paul Chaffers, and technical development engineer, Richard Townsend, will be covering 18th Edition Surge Protection Requirements [10.30-11.00], a new and updated EICR Codebreakers session [12.15-12.45] and Electrical Safety in Social Housing in partnership with Electrical Safety Roundtable [14.00-14.30].
Once again visitors will get the chance to win with NAPIT’s new on-stand competition. ‘Crack the Codes’ is a digital EICR Codes test where participants will have to correctly code the real-world EICR observations within a specified time to be in with a chance to win a prize bundle.
Register today at http://elexshow.info/register/
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