NOTICE: Electrical FSRs Must Be Renewed By July 31 ⚡️??

by Jordan Bateman | Jul 26, 2019 | ARTICLES & OPINIONS

Quick reminder to all of our electrical ⚡️?? FSR’s:

Technical Safety BC is reminding everyone with an electrical Field Safety Representative (FSR) certificate that the deadline to renew that FSR is Wednesday, July 31.

Electrical FSR certificates of qualification that have not been renewed by Wednesday will be considered expired. FSRs with expired certificates cannot be named on licences and permits, or submit declarations of compliance.

For more information, go to https://www.technicalsafetybc.ca/certification/electrical/electrical-fsr-renewal

ICBA NEWS: Members Now Get Access to ConstructConnect Project Intelligence

TRAINING THURSDAY: Construction Contracts and Time Management

ICBA Daily News for September 8, 2023

Follow ICBA on Facebook

ICBA - Independent Contractors and Businesses Association

3 days ago

ICBA -- Canada's largest construction association -- makes the case for:💵 a strong economy💡 unleashing entrepreneurs📉 smaller government⚡️ faster permits💸 lower taxes 🙂 and common sense policies (and politicians!)Follow us! ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

ICBA - Independent Contractors and Businesses Association

5 days ago

As the world’s electricity demand soars, Canada has a golden opportunity to shine! 🌍 🌎 Our Jock Finlayson emphasizes that while global electricity demand is increasing rapidly, especially in emerging economies, Canada’s natural gas and renewable resources could be pivotal in meeting this challenge. 🇨🇦 Dive into the article to explore how Canada can play a vital role in the global energy transition. 🔗 www.icbaindependent.ca/2024/10/30/icba-economics-op-ed-canada-could-capitalize-as-global-electric...#CanadaEnergy #SustainableFuture #ElectricityDemand #Get2Yes ... See MoreSee Less

Video

View on Facebook

ICBA - Independent Contractors and Businesses Association

5 days ago

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY #174: Warding Off BurnoutAfter a long stretch of busy-ness – whether on construction sites or in the office – it’s natural to feel tired, and even burned out. But there are some ways to push back against that feeling:1. Put Rest and Recovery First: Long hours and physical demands in construction make rest essential. Ensure you're getting enough sleep and taking time to recharge. Consider stretching to reduce muscle strain.2. Maintain Some Work-Life Balance: Set clear boundaries between work and personal time. Make time for hobbies, family, and relaxation. 3. Stay Organized: Planning your day and prioritizing tasks can reduce unnecessary stress. Break projects down into manageable steps.4. Communicate: Don’t hesitate to ask for help when you need it. Whether it’s delegating tasks or discussing workload concerns with supervisors, open communication can prevent feelings of being overwhelmed and isolated. Reach out to colleagues or mental health resources (like your benefit plan EAP!) when needed. ------Each week, ICBA’s Jordan Bateman reflects on what we’ve learned as we participate in ICBA’s Workplace Wellness Program. ICBA’s Workplace Wellness Program is helping more than 100 companies and more than 10,000 construction professionals better understand mental health. This program is free for all ICBA members – check out icba.ca/wellness for details. ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

ICBA - Independent Contractors and Businesses Association

1 week ago

Imagine looking at billion dollar cost overruns and missed completion deadlines in B.C. and thinking, "Yeah, we want some of that too."Yet that's what the Wab Kinew NDP Government is bringing to Manitoba by scrapping open and fair bidding and directing work to a small sliver of the workforce that supports them. This is the B.C. NDP model -- and it's a failure.Support our friends at Merit Manitoba as they fight the good fight for fair and open bidding practices!Merit Manitoba is the only association representing open shop contractors in the province. We provide vital services like policy advocacy, training, and the Manitoba Construction Industry Plan (MCIP). Our goal is to ensure contractors and their employees have access to the benefits and support they need to thrive. If you’re looking to join a community that stands for fairness and growth in Manitoba’s construction industry, reach out today to info@meritmb.com. If you know someone who could benefit, forward this post to help them discover the Merit advantage!#JoinMerit #OpenShopStrong ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

ICBA - Independent Contractors and Businesses Association

2 weeks ago

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY #173: New Facility in NewfoundlandNewfoundland is taking the wrap off their brand new, $240 million mental health and addictions centre in St. John’s – and it’s a beauty.The new facility, opening in spring 2025, includes 102 care beds and a 60-bed hostel. It’s 240,000 sq. feet and includes space for physiotherapy, a fitness studio, art and music areas, a horticultural suite and spaces for spiritual practice. It will also work closely with a local hospital.From a CBC story: Chandra Kavanagh, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association in Newfoundland and Labrador, praised the facility for its thoughtful and modern design."I think that when people visit and get care in spaces like this, it does do some meaningful work to impact the stigma that we can sometimes experience when it comes to mental health and addictions. Simply coming to a beautiful space full of natural light, with thought provoking artwork, is a very different experience than going to, you know, an older building that may not have been well kept."Canada needs more of these modern treatment centres and there is no doubt other provinces will be looking at this one.--------Each week, ICBA’s Jordan Bateman reflects on what we’ve learned as we participate in ICBA’s Workplace Wellness Program. ICBA’s Workplace Wellness Program is helping more than 100 companies and more than 10,000 construction professionals better understand mental health. This program is free for all ICBA members – check out icba.ca/wellness for details. ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

ICBA - Independent Contractors and Businesses Association

2 weeks ago

TRAINING TUESDAY: Leveraging Technology to enhance success with RFPs and achieve HSE goalsKerry and Jordan talk about ICBA’s latest featured course.Leveraging Technology to enhance success with RFPs and achieve HSE goalsTuesday, Oct. 29, 2024 | 10:30-11:30 AM Pacific | Free, live webinaricbatraining.arlo.co/w/courses/551-leveraging-technology-to-enhance-success-with-rfps-and-achieve...Missed this one? Check out icba.ca/coursesJoin us for an upcoming webinar where we'll explore leveraging cutting-edge HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) technology to enhance your success with Request for Proposals (RFPs). When an RFP lands in your inbox, it's a golden opportunity to outshine your competition. You've earned your spot on the bidder's list, now it's time to make your bid document stand out. Learn how integrating HSE technology can not only help you secure the job but also highlight your performance effectively. We'll discuss strategies for assessing the impact of safety requirements on your bidding ability, avoiding common presentation mistakes, and impressing the evaluation team with your comprehensive safety and insurance pre-plan, powered by innovative HSE technology solutions. Don't miss out on this invaluable insight into winning bids and showcasing your company's capabilities with the latest in HSE technology. ... See MoreSee Less

Video

View on Facebook

Tweet ICBA!

ICBA | Join Us! Follow

Benefits. Training. Advocacy. Wellness. All for the western Canadian construction industry. 2021 top North American Trade Association.

ICBA | Join Us! @icbabc ·

30 Oct

Canada can lead in the global energy transition! 🌍

With rising electricity demand worldwide, Jock Finlayson explains why natural gas and Canada’s resource diversity are crucial.

🇨🇦 Read more on how Canada can step up!

🔗https://calgarysun.com/opinion/columnists/finlayson-canada-could-capitalize-as-global-electricity-demand-continues-to-rise

#EnergyTransition #Canada

Reply on Twitter 1851726468558041110 Retweet on Twitter 1851726468558041110 3 Like on Twitter 1851726468558041110 6 Twitter 1851726468558041110

ICBA | Join Us! @icbabc ·

30 Oct

After a long stretch of busy-ness – whether on construction sites or in the office – it’s natural to feel tired, and even burned out.

#WellnessWedensday suggests some ways to push back against that feeling at https://www.icbaindependent.ca/2024/10/30/wellness-wednesday-174-warding-off-burnout/

Reply on Twitter 1851666373497573517 Retweet on Twitter 1851666373497573517 Like on Twitter 1851666373497573517 Twitter 1851666373497573517

NOTICE: Electrical FSRs Must Be Renewed By July 31 ⚡️??

Related posts:

Follow ICBA on Facebook

Tweet ICBA!

RECENT POSTS