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“How to Analytically Troubleshoot Complex Electrical Systems”I am writing to tell you about this amazing course.Not amazing...
I cannot believe that July 1st, 2020, marked 40 years since I founded Canada Training Group! It has been an amazing change in electrical...
Dear friends and colleagues,Thank You for helping me reach the 39th birthday of Canada Training Group!On Canada Day of 1980, my then...
High voltage and the hair on the back of your arm. Seeing the insides of an outdoor substation for the first time can be quite a unique...
I had just had a talk with Eric after church. Eric is a young fellow who worked for Canada Training Group as a teenager in our youth...
Provincial, state and federal safety regulations all have some form of general duty clause that identifies the employer as responsible...
In our personal lives, most of us run our household systems to failure: appliances, furnaces, etc., as well as our vehicles, but one...
Part 1 of 2By now, most of you know I choose to live in my hometown of Turtleford, Sask., population 500. I started my company in 1980...
Our electrical industry also needs to adopt concepts from the dangerous goods industry. In that industry, there is a detailed list...
You must understand that a person’s body is an extension of the electrical system, and you really have no idea what will happen...
In my last column, I identified the parts of a cable determine where faults could happen: 1) the end junctions or terminations, 2...
Handling mine trailing cables (Part two) There are four types of tests typically done on the insulation of these cables. The first...