electrical contracting glasgow scotland

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Welcome to the website of SELECT – Scotland’s trade association for the electrical industry. Founded in 1900, SELECT is an independent and autonomous association representing the interests of Members, driving up industry standards, ensuring that work carried out by Member companies is of the highest quality and training the electricians of the future. This website is to give you the information you need about who we are and what we do. Please have a good look at what we offer. www.wesuk.co.uk

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