White Paper 4: Addressing the Training Gap in Alberta’s Construction Industry
Introduction The construction industry in Alberta faces a significant training gap, with a need to recruit and train nearly 27,700 additional workers by 2027.
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Introduction The construction industry in Alberta faces a significant training gap, with a need to recruit and train nearly 27,700 additional workers by 2027.
Introduction The construction industry relies heavily on skilled welders to ensure the quality and safety of projects. However, a gap in welder training can…
Introduction Quality management is a critical aspect of construction projects, ensuring that they meet required standards and maintain safety and compliance. However, an inadequately…
Introduction The construction industry in Alberta is facing a significant labour shortage, with a projected need to recruit and train nearly 27,700 additional workers…
The construction industry in Alberta is projected to experience modest growth, with an expected net increase of about 2,400 workers by 2027. However, the…
The ASME 2023 Boiler and Pressure Vessel Codes have made changes that may invalidate your welding procedures. Call Qualimet and we will revalidate…
ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC) 2023 was published on July 1st, making January 1, 2024 the deadline for compliance. The…
New prescriptive requirements in CSA Z662:23 may require you to re-qualify procedures. New prescriptive requirements in CSA Z662:23 may require you…
We’re excited to share important updates regarding the latest industry standards. Here’s an overview of the changes and how we can assist you…