Welcome
To help SMEs seize the commercial opportunities arising from the drive towards low carbon buildings, the FLASH Electrical Services Network offers businesses with a London postcode, less than £42million turnover and up to 250 employees, the opportunity to participate in two free workshops chosen from the available list.
Click here to check if your postcode qualifies for the Greater London area. Eligibility is for organisations in the LONDON Euro Region.
Get £100 off any ECA open access training course
Do you know of a London-based firm with less than 250 employees and a turnover of under £42 million that might also benefit from the programme?
If you do, the ECA would like to reward you for referring them to us, even if you’re not participating in the FLASH programme yourself. Simply email the firm’s details (and yours) to info@bsk-cic.co.uk, or call 08457 226655.
If the contractor you’ve referred qualifies and goes on to complete their 12 hours of free FLASH workshops, you will receive a voucher for £100 off any ECA open access training course. Please read the offer’s terms and conditions here.
Workshops
To find out more details for any of the workshops available, please visit the ‘Events‘ section of this website. To book your place, give your name, company name and postcode, and a contact telephone number and email to info@bsk-cic.co.uk or call 08457 226655.
Events through other FLASH networks
Details of events offered through all eight FLASH networks can be found here. As a member of the FLASH Electrical Services network you are able to attend any of these events (subject to availability).
About the FLASH Programme
The FLASH Programme is an Institute for Sustainability initiative, part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) is working in partnership with BSK-CiC, a non-profit consultancy, to develop and deliver the FLASH Programme’s Electrical Service Network.
The FLASH Electrical Services network wokshops are supported by expertise from within the ECA as well as access to the most up to date and relevant research being done on sustainable technologies and building retrofit from the Technology Strategy Board, University of East London, University of Greenwich, London South Bank University and University College London.
