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ETS Cable Components provides support for the New Cable Jointing Assessments
Cable Components are delighted to be able to support. The first two candidates completed their assessments in early November at NET’s Harlow centre, where the required cable accessories and crimping tools were supplied by ETS. Taking place over 5.25 hours, candidates have to
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demonstrate their competence in a number of areas covering safe isolation, risk assessment, termination into a switch enclosure, completion of a through joint, inspection and testing and finally a knowledge assessment. Those who successfully pass the assessment are eligible to apply for either a white stripe or gold ECS LV Jointer card, depending on their other qualifications. Managing Director of ETS Kevin Moloney said ‘As a
former Cable Jointer myself, I’m really pleased that our company can do something to try and assist a new generation of Jointers to achieve their aims. It’s a great trade to be part of, which is why we worked closely with Joint Industry Board Cabling Committee when they requested to help establish the assessment’.
To find out more about NET and the
Cable Jointing Assessment and the requirements, please click here - Cabling Jointing Assessment of Occupational Competence | NET (
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For further information about
ETS Cable Components and our range of products, click here
https://www.etscablecomponents.com/
ational Electrotechnical Training (NET) is now offering the Cable Jointing Assessment of Competence, which ETS
Legrand Signs BEAMA Climate Commitment A
s part of its ongoing support for the decarbonisation of the electrical industry, Legrand has signed BEAMA’s Climate Commitment to industrial
decarbonisation and sustainable product development across the whole electrical industry. The commitment has been made to support electrical industry
professionals faced with the challenge of implementing energy efficient and sustainable solutions in buildings to meet Government targets for net zero emissions by 2050. Crucial to helping contractors and consultants deliver more sustainable buildings, signing this commitment is part
of Legrand’s wider aim to drive sustainability across the UK’s electrical installations, as its CEO Pascal Stutz, explains: “As a leading manufacturer of electrical equipment across an entire breadth of buildings, it is our
responsibility to support professionals with energy efficient products and expertise across all sectors of construction to achieve sustainability targets. This forms part of our wider mission of improving lives by transforming the spaces where people live, work and meet.” To find out more about how Legrand is supporting electrical engineers in a more sustainable and futureproofed
industry:
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Panduit Names Shannon McDaniel as CEO P
anduit has announced it has appointed Shannon McDaniel as its next Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President effective January 1, 2022.
McDaniel, who was the company’s chief financial officer, succeeds outgoing CEO and President Dennis Renaud, who retired at the end of 2021. “As a results-focused leader, Shannon brings his collaborative mindset
to the role, drawing from his commercial and financial background, while leveraging the power of Panduit to move the company forward,” said Panduit Executive Chair Andrew Caveney. “I am thrilled for the opportunity to serve as Panduit’s CEO and
lead the company into its next phase of growth,” said McDaniel. “We have a clear strategy, an incredibly talented and dedicated workforce, and an innovative culture that is continually looking to create value for our customers.”
McDaniel has served in a variety of leadership positions over his 30-year career. Prior to joining Panduit as
CFO, he excelled in global financial leadership roles during his 14 years with Eaton Corporation. Panduit
Ellis buoyed by Floyd appointment E
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llis Patents has strengthened its UK-based export team with the appointment of Alex Floyd as export sales executive.
The Rillington-based cable cleat manufacturer is currently active in 45
export markets; and Alex’s appointment means the company now has a five strong export sales team based in the UK. In addition, it has local distributors in each of its export markets, and a business development manager for Latin America who works out of Montevideo, Uruguay.
Kelly Brown, Ellis’ head of sales, said: “The last 20-months have been
the most challenging I’ve known for export sales, both in terms of Covid and Brexit, but we have come through stronger.”
“Sales are strong, new specification opportunities in the pipeline are
incredibly high, and the nature of our relationship with our distributor network has never been better due to the replacement of irregular face-to-face meetings with regular video calls.
Ellis Patents • 01944 758395 •
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the-art technologies such as hands-on workshops, remote laboratories, and simulation software. EIT deliver a range of courses: Professional Certificates of Competency,
EIT has your electrical engineering education covered E
IT is one of a few institutes in the world specialising in engineering. We deliver our courses online through live and interactive webinars and using state-of-
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas, Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates, Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, and a Doctor of Engineering. These program types have been designed to suit the needs of electrical engineers and aspiring electrical engineers from varied backgrounds. Key subjects in EIT's School of Electrical Engineering include power generation, transmission and
distribution, renewable energy, automation, rotating machinery, power electronics, earthing and safety regulations, electrical documentation and drawings, AC and DC machines, circuit breakers, transformers, energy efficiency, power systems protection, DC and AC emergency power supplies, electrical wiring regulations, high voltage supplies, and power quality.
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Cost-effective thermal protectors from SEKI
Controls now in stock A
range of bi-metallic protectors and thermal cut-outs from SEKI Controls, are now readily available at ATC Semitec. Competitively priced and highly reliable, the SEKI
thermal protectors, are ideal for limiting excessively high temperatures- protecting a wide range of home and industrial appliances from internal and external damage. Providing protection and temperature control from
50°C to 180°C, they are available in calibration steps of 5K and a set-point tolerance of ±5K. Available in either a plastic casing (ST range) or metal
casing (CK range) - the ST range includes features such as moisture resistance and customisable lead-wires and unlike thermal fuses, the ST series cut-outs reset automatically, allowing them to be used as a permanent safety component. Rob Savin, ATC Semitec’s Managing Director
commented “We are very excited about this range of thermal protectors from SEKI Controls, which have already proved to be popular with a number of major UK manufacturers. Their small and compact designs allow for simple integration into a wide range of products. When their high quality is combined with cost-effective pricing, it is a winning combination for manufacturers of products such as battery packs, domestic and industrial appliances.”
ATC Semitec • 01606 871680
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