Tech companies and OEMs have been investing heavily in 3D machine control technologies in the roadbuilding sector to help paving and milling operations build longer-lasting roads. But how exactly have some of these technologies been improving operations? Read the article on Rock to Road.
On Aug. 19, SHCA hosted its first in-person event since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The SHCA Southern Golf Tournament was a great success. Thank you to all participants and an especially large thank you to the event sponsors. It was wonderful to see faces once again!
Together, we are better. Now that we can host and attend events, we have a few coming up that offer our members a great opportunity to move forward their interests. Mark your calendars with these events in November. The first is the MLA reception that the Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association is hosting on Nov. 1 […]
Industry consultation with SHCA members helped Southeast College develop a program that will benefit all heavy construction stakeholders in the province
Government is a critical stakeholder in heavy construction.
This summer, motorists will see significant amounts of road sealing taking place across the province. Road sealing is a cost-effective method that extends the life of roads and highways by sealing cracks formed by temperature changes throughout the year.
Government of Saskatchewan announced approximately $13 million in new funding.
the month of August, the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) will be reaching out to customers across the province to gather feedback to help improve WCB services.
The inaugural meeting of the Women in Construction – TEC Group was held in May to great success. The second meeting for the group is scheduled for late-August; contact the SHCA office for details on how to participate!