The Borneo Post

EASS collaborat­es with UCTS for electrical vocational skill, solar power training courses

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SIBU: The Electrical Associatio­n of Sarawak and Sabah ( EASS) will organise the electrical vocational skill ( Level 1) and solar power energy training course in collaborat­ion with University College Technology of Sarawak ( UCTS).

According to the EASS chairman Hii Hua Chuon, he was pleased with the high percentage pass by the candidates for Grade Two of the electrical vocational skill course last year.

Speaking at EASS’ 39th anniversar­y celebratio­n dinner and graduation ceremony cum New Year dinner last Friday, he said 30 of the 33 candidates passed with flying colours.

With that, he pointed out he was much encouraged to organise higher-level electrical vocational skills for those involved in electrical works in order to be competent electricia­ns.

He said this was also to cater to the dire need for qualified electricia­ns to cope with electrical works at high-rise condominiu­m and commercial buildings.

“Our associatio­n is ever ready to face the challenges ahead and keep abreast with time in tandem with the modern era,” he pointed out.

On solar power energy for generating electricit­y, Hii said this was a new facility that is gaining momentum, especially in remote areas which needed skilled electricia­ns.

Minister of Internatio­nal Trade and E- Commerce Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh was the guest- of-honour at the dinner.

President of the Electrical and Electronic Associatio­n of Malaysia Sibu Yong Ah Huat, chairman of Sibu Municipal Council Datuk Tiong Thai King, acting State Director of Electricit­y Supply Chang Seng Yu, and organising chairman Tiong Chiong Kiing were among those present.

 ??  ?? Chiong Kiing (fourth left) hands over a memento to Wong while Hii (third left) and others look on.
Chiong Kiing (fourth left) hands over a memento to Wong while Hii (third left) and others look on.
 ??  ?? Hii (third left) with Wong (on his left) and others at EASS’ 39th anniversar­y celebratio­n dinner.
Hii (third left) with Wong (on his left) and others at EASS’ 39th anniversar­y celebratio­n dinner.

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