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IET FREE WEBINAR

John Peckham
Good morning All


The IET have another free Webinar this time on Protective Earthing.


Register here. https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=reg20.jsp&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Ffeed%2F%3Ftrk%3Dguest_homepage-basic_nav-header-signin&eventid=2531980&sessionid=1&key=CC6D5403BFD9760AD3898D7CF20EE49B&regTag=&sourcepage=register
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    Will jhave a look at this

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    Once again it clashes with something else!


    Will there be a recording to view later?


       - Andy.
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    I believe, just like the last one, you can register and view on-line "on demand" later.
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    I have been working on the Webinar this morning with my 2 fellow presenters and apart from a few tweaks we are nearly there with our presentation material for the 17th of this month. I hear lots of people are registering already for the event so if you have not already registered you may want to do so.
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    John

    Looking forward to more learning (back office again) for my attempt in November.


    Colin
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    Colin


    Hopefully your experience in the back office will equip you to face the front line. For my benefit and for other forum members what is your topic?


    JP
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    John

    I am chairing, I will need to check on the subject matter.


    Colin
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    Colin 


    It could be one of the Webinars I am down to do.
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    Not to late to register. The curtain goes up at 3PM.


    JP
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    Am I the only one who was looking at the background image on that webinar, and thinking that someone has made a right pig's ear of stripping the outer sheath off the bit of 3-core cable?  They had sliced right through the insulation on the blue core, and the brown one didn't look great either.

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