Safe and healthy workplaces matter to industry. Industry is most qualified to identify current hazards in their workplaces that could lead to injuries and to determine best practice to prevent injuries. Industries at higher risk of injuries, such as heavy construction, demonstrate safety is a priority by maintaining safety associations to support workplaces. Practical and […]
The federal government’s report on the responses to its call for input on a national infrastructure assessment appears to be setting the right strategy.
As Canada plans massive investments in infrastructure, key industry associations are calling for a focus on trade-enabling projects.
The CRA suggests that the event and equipment industry in Canada will grow nearly 10 per cent this year, reaching almost $5.4 billion.
Where are you from? Ponoka, Alberta 2. How did you get your start in the heavy construction industry? I was able to get work coming out of high school with the company my father worked for. 3. What is your career history? I spent 10 years in pre-cast concrete, and 46 years in road construction. […]
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