From Pizza Boxes to Code Books with David Myers

Episode 1 of the Watt's the Word - An Electrical Industry Podcast podcast, hosted by David Myers, titled "From Pizza Boxes to Code Books with David Myers" was published on July 12, 2021 and runs 40 minutes.

July 12, 2021 ·40m · Watt's the Word - An Electrical Industry Podcast

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Summary

Join electricians Zack Hartle and Jason Cox on the inaugural episode of Watt's the Word Podcast. They will be joined by electrical code Instructor David Myers. He will talk about his journey in the trade, opportunities it has provided him, and finally share the significant changes in the electrical code. The 25th edition of the Canadian Electrical Code was published January 2021 and (in Alberta) will come into effect February 2022. Leave us a review or comment to let us know if you like thi...

Episode Description

Join electricians Zack Hartle and Jason Cox on the inaugural episode of Watt's the Word Podcast. They will be joined by electrical code Instructor David Myers. He will talk about his journey in the trade, opportunities it has provided him, and finally share the significant changes in the electrical code.

The 25th edition of the Canadian Electrical Code was published January 2021 and (in Alberta) will come into effect February 2022.

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