Beyond the Trades

Course Catalogue

 

The Backbone of Our Economy

An industry offering employment, essential services, and contributing significantly to the GDP of British Columbia.

Mechanical contractors make up the largest single representative trade group on any construction site and contribute significantly to the economy of British Columbia

The construction industry as a whole employs nearly 240,000 British Columbians and supports 10% of all employment in the province. The cumulative value of BC construction employees’ wages is $14.6 billion.

The economic impact of the construction industry in BC is significant, accounting for 9% of the province’s GDP. With the value of construction projects currently underway sitting at $115 billion and the proposed construction projects valued at $206 billion, mechanical contractors provide essential services impacting all British Columbians.

Source: BuildForce Canada’s 2018 annual forecast.

Advanced Supervisors: Turning Supervisors into Better Leaders

Gold Seal Credits: 1

Provider: Kevin Dougherty, In Person

Offered to: Middle Management, Project Managers, Supervisors, Foremen

Course Schedule: Coming Soon

A one-day program designed for foremen, superintendents, shop foreman and all those who impact job profitability. Today’s jobs are competitive, have aggressive schedules, are inconsistently managed by the customer, have shortages in skilled manpower, and involve more documentation and administrative needs. Today’s successful supervisors must manage both the field and understand how the whole process fits together. This program will provide today’s supervisor with the tools needed to be successful.

 

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