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Technical Safety BC October 5 2022 Bulletins
The 2021 Canadian Electrical Code is now in effect in B.C. as of October 1st. TSBC has released a set information bulletin relating to the new edition of the code.
Contractors’ Average Salaries by Years Worked
Generally, the longer you work the more you make. However, this isn’t always true on a year-to-year basis. For some people, salaries dropped from 2015 to 2016.
Survey Documents Cost to Contractors of Payment Delays
Although slow payments are part of business as usual within the commercial construction industry, they are more pervasive and more costly than expected, according to results of a survey of U.S. construction subcontractors. This has cost consequences for the entire industry.
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Disability is often overlooked when discussing diversity, equity and inclusion, especially in a work context. With recent high-profile social movements centring on race and gender, disability may be less present in our conversations.
Matt Melanson of ELKO Electric on Being a Business Owner and Competing at the Ideal Nationals
Held from November 7th to 9th in Orlando, Florida and aired on ESPN 2, the Ideal National Championships give electricians a chance to display their skills in a high-level competition.
CanGBC Case Study: AMPED Sports Lab & Ice Complex
AMPED Sports Lab and Ice Complex (AMPED) is a recreational and health facility located in Ottawa, Ontario. The facility caters to Canada’s hockey obsessed culture, with facilities designed to help athletes reach their optimum performance.
Technical Safety BC October 5 2022 Bulletins
The 2021 Canadian Electrical Code is now in effect in B.C. as of October 1st. TSBC has released a set information bulletin relating to the new edition of the code.
Contractors’ Average Salaries by Years Worked
Generally, the longer you work the more you make. However, this isn’t always true on a year-to-year basis. For some people, salaries dropped from 2015 to 2016.
Survey Documents Cost to Contractors of Payment Delays
Although slow payments are part of business as usual within the commercial construction industry, they are more pervasive and more costly than expected, according to results of a survey of U.S. construction subcontractors. This has cost consequences for the entire industry.
Disability in the Workplace
Disability is often overlooked when discussing diversity, equity and inclusion, especially in a work context. With recent high-profile social movements centring on race and gender, disability may be less present in our conversations.
Matt Melanson of ELKO Electric on Being a Business Owner and Competing at the Ideal Nationals
Held from November 7th to 9th in Orlando, Florida and aired on ESPN 2, the Ideal National Championships give electricians a chance to display their skills in a high-level competition.
CanGBC Case Study: AMPED Sports Lab & Ice Complex
AMPED Sports Lab and Ice Complex (AMPED) is a recreational and health facility located in Ottawa, Ontario. The facility caters to Canada’s hockey obsessed culture, with facilities designed to help athletes reach their optimum performance.
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