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Heading up the ECA East region is Geoff Cook, who has been in the role for just over a year. The region’s economic environment is, like many places, quite tough at the moment. However, ECA registered members in the region are working very hard to compete across all sectors. With around 300 members, support from the ECA remains important in providing contractual, legal and employment guidance in key areas.
Regional activity:
The region is supporting the Society of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (SCEME) study day on 11 June at the Centre for Alternative Technology, Powys. SCEME is an organisation for local government engineers in England, Scotland and Wales. The ECA will be highlighting
the value that ECA electrical contractors can add to sustainability from within the supply chain. Meanwhile, Connor Flynn will be
discussing 17th Edition common technical issues and solutions at the forthcoming branch meetings in Central Essex on 9 June and Beds & Herts on 16 June.
East region events:
n The ECA Ipswich Golf Society Spring Shield golf tournament takes place on 23 April at Ufford Park, Woodbridge; n The Norfolk & Waveney and Ipswich Branch Client sporting day is set for 7 July at High Lodge, near Saxmundham; and n The Colchester Branch is celebrating its 55th anniversary with a summer ball on 21 May at Stoke by Nayland Golf Club, near Colchester. n A total of £2,615 is being donated by the Ipswich Branch to the Treehouse appeal for a children’s hospice in Ipswich. For information call 01284 754605 or email
geoff.cook@
eca.co.uk
ECA REGIONAL EVENTS
Central South Region Summer Event will be held on Saturday 5 June 2010. This year, guests will spend the evening aboard the Princess Caroline as she cruises down the River Hamble from her mooring in Southampton. The evening will start with a drinks reception at 6.30pm, followed by a three-course dinner and disco.
Eastbourne & District Branch Meeting on Monday 8 June 2010 will feature ECA’s head of technical services Giuliano Digilio. Following the meeting, Giuliano will cover aspects of the electrical system, provide an update on regulations, and discuss the breaking of EDF seals. Food will be served after the presentation.
Central South Business Morning on Wednesday 23 June 2010 will feature presentations from ECA’s deputy CEO Steve Bratt, Professor Rudi Klein, chief executive of the Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group, Bob Blake, operations manager at SummitSkills, and Lois Shafic-Hooper from AEA Technology, who will be talking about the Van Best Practice programme.
South Wales Weekend Conference from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 June 2010 will be held at the Cliff Hotel in Gwbert. The weekend is an ideal opportunity to socialise with other members and representatives from the wider industry. There will also be a formal dinner and the chance to hear from guest speakers during Saturday’s conference.
The 26th Schneider Electric, ECA and SELECT national
golf tournament gets underway in May and continues throughout the summer with one-day events held at 11 top golfing locations throughout the UK and Ireland. The national final will take place on 22 and 23 September, followed by a gala presentation.
Details of all ECA events, including booking information, are available from the ECA website at
www.eca.co.uk. Alternatively, contact your local regional manager.
Lasnek, 1 President Way, Luton, Bedfordshire LU2 9NR
Tel: +44 (0) 1582 425777 • Fax: +44 (0) 1582 425776
email:
sales@lasnek.com www.lasnek.com
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