NICEIC roadshows return this September
NICEIC has announced the latest set of dates for its annual Scotland Roadshow events.
NICEIC has announced the latest set of dates for its annual Scotland Roadshow events.
Kicking off in Inverness on Tuesday 3 September, NICEIC will present a fresh range of seminars designed to keep anyone operating in the electrical industry up-to-date with the latest news and views.
NICEIC’s technical experts will be on -to discuss a range of topics including:
• BS 5839 part 6 (fire detection)
• Regulation of electricians in Scotland
• Surge Protection Devices
• EICR coding in-line with the 18th Edition
Stuart Thompson, NICEIC’s area manager for Scotland, commented, “Our roadshows are a great way to speak to contractors directly about the latest happenings within the industry and find out first-hand the issues they want us to look at.”
For the first time ever, the roadshows will be CPD accredited, meaning contractors can use the information from the day as part of their on-going professional development.
The roadshows take place on the following dates: 3 September 2019 – Drumossie Hotel, Inverness; 4 September 2019 – Hampden Park, Glasgow; 5 September 2019 – Invercarse Hotel, Dundee; 6 September 2019 – Edinburgh International Climbing Arena, Edinburgh.
Tickets cost £5 and can be booked online at www.shop.niceic.com/events.
Each event starts at 8:00am and finishes at 1.00pm. Every delegate gets a breakfast roll, and refreshments on the day along with the opportunity to win some great prizes.
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