The electrical industry is evolving, and with regulatory changes fast approaching in June, this is your last chance to get certified as an Electric Fence System Installer (EFSI) under the current system. If you’re a qualified electrician looking to expand your scope of work and remain competitive, obtaining your EW SETA-accredited competency is essential. This certification empowers you to legally install, inspect, and issue Certificates of Compliance (COCs) for electric fence systems—an increasingly in-demand service across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
ECA(SA) SOUTH/EAST CAPE – QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS – DON’T MISS YOUR FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO STAY COMPLIANT!
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