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  • Hiring, Retention, Engagement, Development Strategies for Employers

    GTSWCA Offices 5045 Orbitor Drive, Unit 12, Suite 300, Mississauga, ON, Canada

    Strategies for Employers: Hiring, Retention, Engagement, Development This comprehensive 3-hour workshop is designed to equip AEC industry leaders with cutting-edge strategies to attract, retain, and develop top talent in today's competitive landscape. Led by experienced AMC consultants Agnes Watkinson and Leslie Dibling, this session offers a deep dive into four critical pillars of organizational success: […]

    $125

  • Project Procurement & Contract Administration Training

    GTSWCA Offices 5045 Orbitor Drive, Unit 12, Suite 300, Mississauga, ON, Canada

    Course Objective: To capture and communicate best practices and key lessons learned takeaways for contract risk and financial risk management, for industry stakeholders including Builders, Developers, Owners, Consultants, Trade Contactors, Lenders, Facility Managers and Supply Chain Procurement representatives from contract pre-award, throughout the execution and close out of the project work. Tendering Practices Contract Pre-Award […]

    $125

  • Mental Health First Aid Training

    GTSWCA Offices 5045 Orbitor Drive, Unit 12, Suite 300, Mississauga, ON, Canada

    Start Making a Difference Today! Join us for Mental Health First Aid Training, taking the first step toward supporting mental well-being in the construction sector. Tackling mental health challenges and substance use while gaining essential skills you can confidently use on the job. Together we can create a healthier, safer work environment! 8 AM Breakfast, […]

    $125

  • TARBA, GTSWCA & HCAT Presents: Using Recycled Crushed Aggregates Technical Seminar

    GTSWCA Offices 5045 Orbitor Drive, Unit 12, Suite 300, Mississauga, ON, Canada

    Asphalt and concrete are 100% recyclable and can be reused as valuable construction materials, rather than end up in our landfills. Ontario could avoid extracting up to 33 million tonnes of new aggregate per year if municipalities utilized a 20% recycling rate on their local linear infrastructure projects, extending the life of existing pits and […]