The Electricguy

I don't know how this requirement that we legally have to have on all digital advertising will stop the hacks , reno contractors and handyman from doing illegal electrical work . https://www.technicalsafetybc.ca/regulatory-resources/codes-standards-regulations/advertising-guidelines but hoping the new regulation is showing in my bio

Advertising guidelines for licensed contractors Regulation changes have come into effect that require licensed contractors to publish their company name and Technical Safety BC licence number when advertising their services to the public.

Mobile home aluminum wiring repairs .

Someone decided to bury and cover over a kitchen receptacle left the customer with only one working but overloaded counter receptacle

10 Halloween décor safety tips to keep your house spooky not scary With Halloween just around the corner we’re sharing 10 quick safety tips to keep your decor spooky, not scary.

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A look into what causes trailer fires — and why they go ablaze so fast KAMLOOPS - A fire in a Kamloops mobile home park took the life of Fiona France on July 15 and left a ringing reminder of similar fatal fires in Kelowna

Guest Speaker Series: CEC Section 64, Renewable Energy Systems - Sept 17 Guest Speaker Series: CEC Section 64, Renewable Energy Systems CEC requirements for Renewable Energy Systems including: Inverters Solar Photovoltaic Systems Small and Large Wind Systems Micro-Hydropower and Hydrokinetic Systems Fuel Cell Systems Storage Batteries Examples and worksheets will be used...

Doing a safety inspection on a mobile home today

These are just a couple bad installation parties by a home renovation that didn't bother to get a electrical contractor or a permit Homeowners please check if your contractor is licensed to do electrical work here https://www.technicalsafetybc.ca/find-contractor

Sometimes we assemble gazebos backyard sheds and car shelters @ Kamloops, British Columbia

If you are camping this long weekend, remember that fuel-burning appliances such as portable heaters, camp stoves, barbeques, or kerosene lamps should never be used in enclosed areas like your tent, RV or boat. When portable fuel-burning appliances are used outdoors they are safe. But when used in an enclosed space, carbon monoxide (CO) can become trapped, creating a hazardous and potentially lethal environment. More summer safety tips: https://bit.ly/2QcJT1E

Is testing your alarm battery on your spring cleanup list? It should be along with these three simple CO must do's: https://bit.ly/2Inm5qi