ACTIMS - Alberta Council of Turnaround Industry Maintenance Stakeholders.
Suncor. Syncrude. Board. ALUMA SYSTEMS - Mick Herke (Vice Chair) Frank Engli, Shell Oil. Steve Smillie, Executive Director GPC NMC. O, Canada! Oil Sands Bring New Opportunities for U.S. Contractors. “The maintenance industry was the forgotten child of the construction industry” Journal: Issue 4 - 2009 The most recent Canadian Congress meeting was held in historic Quebec City, in the Province of Quebec, where the delegates received a number of important updates from industry savvy speakers. 2009 Construction Labour Market Outlook Economist Bob Collins, from Canada’s Construction Sector Council (CSC), presented an overview of the construction labour market.
The “big story,” according to Collins, is Canada’s shift from new residential construction to industrial and engineering projects, and with it a greater focus on the need for skilled construction workers, as well as a greater emphasis on project timing and worker mobility. That’s the good news. Passage of the 2009 Federal Budget, which includes $7.8 billion in tax relief to jump-start the housing sector and a planned $12 billion-increase in infrastructure spending over the next two years should help, according to Collins.
The Contract Maintenance Industry—A Vital Source of BAC Work-Hours Clamping Down on CLAC. Suncor Energy Inc. White, Brian Mac - Investor Activity Suncor. Larry Matychuk, Business Mgr, Local Union 488. With CAAP: Misleading the Public - One Commercial at a Time. “With the development of the oil sands, there is long term work from coast to coast.
There is an opportunity for everybody – all ages, all skill levels,” say Larry Matychuk and Martyn A. Piper – two worker’s union spokesmen for the Canadian Association of Petroleum producers. In the CAAP commercial they stand side by side in blue jump suits, equipped with white helmets and clear plastic glasses. In the background a crane moves pieces of metal in place – presumably helping to build the structures that will facilitate the extraction of more oil from beneath Alberta’s soil. “It’s about family, it’s about future, and it’s about stability,” they say. They speak with poise and confidence – the calm assertiveness of men who know that they’ve found the truth. Until your brain kicks in. CAAP Partnerships.
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We are proud to partner with the following organizations. The SEEDS Foundation SEEDS is an acronym for the Society, Environment and Energy Development Studies Foundation. The SEEDS Foundation mission is “to develop and provide environmental sustainability and energy education resources to support Canadian educators as they promote student literacy and encourage their students to take personal action and societal responsibility for energy, sustainability, and the environment”.
Visit The SEEDS Foundation(www.seedsfoundation.ca) B.C. In 1998, the Government of British Columbia entered into an agreement with the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) and the Explorers and Producers Association of Canada (EPAC) to establish the Environment Fund (the Fund), which would be administered by the Oil and Gas Commission (OGC). More about Energy Literacy Relationships & Partners. Glenn Tardif, V.P. Field Operations. 2012 Suncor President’s Award Edmonton Exchanger Edmonton Exchanger has been awarded the 2012 Suncor President’s Operational Excellence Award for Personal and Process Safety – Contractor Individual / Team Category.
The award was earned through the exemplary hard work and dedication of Edmonton Exchanger’s staff and supervision at the Suncor Edmonton Refinery, led by project supervisor Alex Nikitin. Edmonton Exchanger would like to acknowledge all of the building trades that it has had the pleasure of working with for their commitment in creating a high standard for worker safety. “We are so proud of our employees and our on-site management team lead by Alex Nikitin for their continued dedication and commitment to worker safety which is required to win an award such as this. Edmonton Exchanger. Edmonton Exchanger and Manufacturing Ltd. Company Directory of Business Contacts from Data.com Connect. PCL (Construction) Edmonton, Alberta, Melloy. Alberta Regional Council of Carpenters.