Apqi Vietnam Partner Meeting 2013 & PQ Handbook Workshop

17th April 2013 – SPC office – Hochiminh City – Vietnam
24th April 2013 – NPC office – Hanoi City – Vietnam

APQI – Vietnam Chapter held it’s annual partner meeting 2013 and PQ handbook workshop respectively at Ho Chi Minh city and Hanoi. The handbook is expected to be resource for PQ inspector training that EVN is contemplating in future.
APQI Vietnam group members are:

  • MoIT
  • National power companies
  • Solution providers
  • Equipment manufacturers
  • Major industry customers

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