The Wire
NICEIC and ELECSA are offering registered contractors technical information and business advice via free online webinars dubbed ‘The Wire’.
NICEIC and ELECSA are offering registered contractors technical information and business advice via free online webinars dubbed ‘The Wire’.
The webinars will be hosted by industry experts for contractors to view at home, in the office, or out on site.
Mark Smith, marketing director for NICEIC and ELECSA said, “Webinars are another tool to provide contractors with advice and information which will ultimately help them to build their business.
“We are always looking at ways to improve the service we deliver to our customers and this is just another innovative way to do that.”
The sessions are free for all NICEIC and ELECSA registrants and will cover a range of different topics with different presenters each month.
The first webinar will take place 21st February and will discuss ‘Five ways to deliver better project results’, exploring some of the most common reasons projects go wrong and what can be done to improve chances of success.
Following this webinar, on 28th March, ‘Where do we need to provide SPD’s’ will be the topic of choice, outlining NICEIC and ELECSA’s interpretation of the intent of regulation 443.4, providing practical advice to designers.
Each webinar will also count towards CPD accreditation and during the live broadcast (or beforehand if they’d prefer) viewers will have the opportunity to pose any questions they might have.
Contractors can register for upcoming webinars by visiting www.niceic.coms/events
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