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The following talks will run in the morning from 08.30 to 09.30 and again in the afternoon at 13.30 until 14.30.
There will be limited places. Please let us know if you would like to attend and which time slot would suit you best – info@aeci.ie.
SAFE ELECTRIC
Presentation on Certification Procedures (Common Procedure 1 of the CRU Electrical Criteria Document)
Also a brief overview of the SSB (Safety Supervisory Body) designation process and an introduction to the 2023 operator of the scheme.
Faugerhult – Gavin Edwards – The Future of Lighting.
CWPS – John Geraghty – Pension Landscape in 2023.
Schneider – Eirin Madden – FAQ associated with IS10101 (RCD’s, SPD’s and AFDD).
Schneider – Matthew James – How energy analysis has changed and is changing and how Eco Struxure Energy Hub supports this.
As you are aware there is a new company appointed as the new SSB.
This body will trade as SEI (SAFE ENERGY IRELAND) and we had some recent meetings with their parent company SGS Ireland in Naas.
AECI will be working very closely with this new body for our Members to obtain a smooth transition and hopefully resolve any issues that might arise.
Please see below the price structure as per the Safe Electric website.
Should you have any questions to be answered please do not hesitate to contact us and we will endeavour to answer them.
New SSB – Renewal of Registration & Updated Fee Structure for 2023
January 3rd 2023
The High Court has made a decision to quash the Electrical SEO.
An appeal was made against the SEO on various grounds & in particular the issue of the eligible age for entry to the pension scheme.
CONNECT Trade Union sought to bring the pension start age to 15 years (from existing 20 years of age), AECI, ECA & others were against the change from the existing 20 years of age.
The Labour Court judges somehow made a technical error in the manner in which they interpreted this matter and the State Solicitors informed the Minister of this error,
apparently leaving the Minister with no choice other than allowing the High Court to quash the agreement.
AECI are disappointed with the outcome of the decision of the High Court and are extremely disappointed with the carry-on of the Labour Court and the Minister.
It is envisaged that a new application by Connect Trade Union will be submitted to the Labour Court as soon as possible, taking into account any flaws that have been uncovered.
The SEO was establishing some stability for both employers and employees.
We will keep you updated on this.
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