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About IAEI - The Electrical Enforcement Authority

Independent Alliance of the Electrical Industry (IAEI) is a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit professional trade association committed to public safety from electrical hazards by providing expert, unbiased leadership in electrical code and standards development and premier education and certification for electrical professionals. IAEI was established in and has been in continuous operation since, 1928.

Our vision: We strive to educate and equip electrical professionals while unifying the industry to promote electrical safety.

Our mission: Electrical inspectors, multi-hat inspectors, electrical installers and contractors, testing agencies, standards organizations, manufacturers, and distributors all working together to ensure public safety.

Join or visit us today at www.iaei.org.

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