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With an extensive cross-Canada network, proven expertise and unmatched customer support, we deliver quality products and professional service to drive our clients’ effi ciency and profi tability. Furthermore, clients can count on our expert advisors for support in our fi nancing, warranty, maintenance and equipment optimization programs. 1 866 458-0101 – smsequip.com SERVICE AND PERFORMANCE UNDER ONE ROOF! NO CLIMBING NO CABLES NO CONNECTIONS With an extensive MED15-17_Pub_ConstrAssoc_Newfoundland_V1.indd 1 15-05-28 3:14 PM Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association16 NLCA Chair’s Message Ed LeGrow WhEn LookInG toWard thE future, one cannot help but look to the past for guidance and insight. In the 15 years since I became a member of the newfoundland and Labrador Construction association (nLCa), to say much has transpired would be an understatement — and accordingly, there is much from which to draw insight. I recall when I first started on the board of directors in 2007, as your membership committee chair, we had 297 members — today, we have 687. (I’m sure we are the envy of many other industry associations, but I digress.) Looking to the past, it’s clear that this growth would not have been possible without the many relationships fostered by the dedicated staff and board of directors at the nLCa office with local firms and various industry stakeholders and levels of government. your association is consulted with on issues relating to the construction industry and has earned a reputation for being a group that when called upon will provide meaningful feedback. Looking forward, I am eager to work with the 2015-2016 nLCa board of directors to build upon this reputation, while at the same time, fostering additional relationships and addressing challenges faced by our industry. the vision for my term is to serve and promote this association by following the path set out in our 2014- 2016 strategic plan. as most of you may already be aware, we have moved into a larger office in the allied Building on Stavanger Drive to accommodate the growth in our membership and our subsequent services. at the same time, construction on our own nLCa building ensues. all of this is part of our strategic plan to improve our training and education programs for our members across the island and into Labrador. Recently, we have installed a Smart Board at our new office training/board room. this new media tool will enable nLCa to reach all members no matter where they are located to receive any of our offered education and training programs. Our continued use of social media in our day to day activities will prove an integral tool to engage and communicate key issues that affect our association membership. add to that, our association continues to promote construction trades among our youth of today to help secure a strong labour force for the future of our industry. In house, there is a strong focus on staff development for the nLCa office team to better position ourselves to be seen as a resource for the nLCa membership. We have heard from our members — and we’re listening. I want to work with you, our members, to improve member engagement, which both your present board and past boards view as integral to the association. this can only be accomplished by stronger dialogue and an increase in awareness of the emerging issues facing our membership. yes, we are experiencing some rough waters, with uncertainties presented to many business leaders and levels of government. there has been much lost revenues associated with our natural resources that we have relied on this past decade, and it’s not only these related businesses and their people who are directly affected with the downturn in commodity prices, but the many spinoff businesses that are affected by this bump on the radar. I’m sure that we will withstand this test of time as it affects many, if not all, of our member firms. It’s not that long ago that we were hit with similar downturns in other natural resources, namely the fishery and forestry sectors. 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[email protected] First ViCe-Chair stephen hayward Extreme East Metals Inc. tel: (709) 747-1159 fax: (709) 747-1169 Email:
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[email protected] First ViCe-Chair stephen hayward Extreme East Metals Inc. tel: (709) 747-1159 fax: (709) 747-1169
[email protected] seCond ViCe-Chair Rhonda Collings Glenn Collings Ltd. tel: (709) 256-2222 fax: (709) 256-8222
[email protected] 2015-2016 Board of directors third ViCe-Chair Keith Matthews Bird Construction tel: (709) 579-4747 fax: (709) 579-4745
[email protected] seCretary-treasurer and Past Chair Kirk saunders EllisDon Corporation tel: (709) 237-9202 fax: (709) 237-9201
[email protected] direCtor travis White north Shore Roofing Ltd. tel: (709) 747-4333 fax: (709) 747-4336
[email protected] nLca Board of directors direCtor henry Power Shoal Bay Services tel: (709) 689-0197
[email protected] direCtor – Central nl Gena McCarthy McCarthy’s heating Service Limited tel: (709) 256-7877 fax: (709) 651-2976
[email protected] direCtor – Western nl sandy Murphy Brook Construction (2007) Inc. tel: (709) 634 9705 x 201 fax: (709) 634-8063
[email protected] direCtor – labrador Greer hunt Jr. hunt’s transport Ltd. tel: (709) 747-4868 fax: (709) 747-5516
[email protected] General ContraCtors seCtion Chair Karl Maher Olympic Construction Ltd. tel: (709) 570-1226 fax: (709) 576-2007
[email protected] eleCtriCal seCtion Chair Craig Drover Jenco Ltd. 1tel: (709) 747-7207 fax: (709) 747-7208
[email protected] MeChaniCal seCtion Chair John hiscock the Cahill Group tel: (709) 368-2125
[email protected] ManuFaCturers & suPPliers seCtion Chair Colin Doyle ROna tel: (709) 758-6237 x 208 fax: (709) 758-6268
[email protected] newfoundland & Labrador Construction association26 nLca Board of directors trade sPeCiality seCtion Chair Michelle Webb harris Rebar tel: (709) 744-4446 fax: (709) 744-4494
[email protected] heaVy CiVil ContraCtors seCtion Chair terry Dunn atlantic Industries Ltd. tel: (709) 738-2772 fax: (709) 738-2773
[email protected] standard PraCtiCes CoMMittee Chair Brad sheppard allied Constructors Inc. tel: (709) 754-4367 fax: (709) 754-1212
[email protected] saFety CoMMittee Chair Andrew Munn EllisDon Corporation tel: (709) 237-9202 fax: (709) 237-9201
[email protected] MeMbershiP CoMMittee Chair Darren O’Keefe Cox & Palmer tel: (709) 570-5509 fax: (709) 738-6994
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Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association44 Government of canada invests in new coast Guard atlantic region headquarters reconfiguration, “We’re putting the new building at [the opposite end of the property], and when we tear down the existing building, that will become the storage area for materials – buoys, shafts and propellers and bulk steel.” in With the neW the government’s investment will translate into modern services, modern equipment and a modern building for the atlantic region of the Canadian Coast Guard – not to mention a welcome replacement of the existing headquarters, constructed in the early 1960s. though information regarding the new design-build facility is limited, a footprint of 4,500 square metres, more than three storeys, has been confirmed. as hogan furthers, the facility will feature an open concept – cubicles restricted to the building’s perimeter, meeting rooms in the centre – according to the government’s Workplace 2.0 initiative. Sustainability is top of mind for the new CCG atlantic Region headquarters. the project will strive for LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver accreditation. the use of natural light, motion-activated LED lighting, low-E windows, low water-usage fixtures and electrical vehicle plugins are among select energy-efficient features planned for the new building. Geothermal energy will be used to heat and cool the building. the site’s geographic location, however, prevents the use of solar energy. “When we switch over to the new building, we will reduce our carbon footprint and greenhouse gases substantially. We’re looking forward to that,” says hogan, citing that an approximate 200,000 litres of diesel fuel is used annually by the current facility’s two diesel boilers. Occupational health and safety required codes and standards are also priority, as is improved security, modern technology and additional circulation space, such as hallways and washrooms. “We’re able to take the different sectors of the Coast Guard and put them in a functional area that makes sense for them,” hogan says of the new design, adding that oftentimes in the existing building, managers and employees were situated on separate floors. “the existing building is not an open concept; it’s individual offices along a long corridor – a lot of wasted space.” at 6,600 square metres (or 4.5 floors, including the mezzanine), the existing structure is larger than the proposed new space, but hogan says that it is not as efficient. Instead of 18.5-square-metre individual offices, the new facility will have 4.5-square-metre work stations in an open concept design. additionally, relocating the carpentry and welding shop to an extension off of the buoy maintenance facility (the most practical location) shaves an approximate 100 square metres off of the headquarters’ footprint. “We’re designing the building for the needs of the Coast Guard for now and into the future,” adds hogan. out With the old Once the new building is in place, the existing structure will be demolished, a process that hogan says requires careful consideration. “We’ve already completed the full hazmat survey,” says hogan, who anticipates Phase 4 will take about a year to complete. “Gone are the days of bringing in a wrecking ball and being done in a week. the building will come down brick by brick so that materials can be recycled as much as possible or disposed of according to proper regulations.” Old buildings have their quirks and the existing headquarters is no exception. Soon, the 200 employees will say goodbye to mandatory bottled water consumption (the existing facility contains lead piping) and window shaker air conditioning (floor- to-floor height of 10 feet prevents central air and electrical upgrades). “We also had some building envelope deterioration – the steel ties holding the exterior brick work in one section had been rusted through. We continue to monitor this every year,” he adds. as hogan reports, the building also presented some safety and security concerns. for example, only certain locations in the existing building feature sprinkler systems, and its many entrances, though patrolled by a manned front gate, present an uncontrolled access point. hogan assures the new building will have 45 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Government of canada invests in new coast Guard atlantic region headquarters a sufficient sprinkler system and heightened security access with swipe-card capabilities. the biG PiCture Of the total 1,900 employees working at the Canadian Coast Guard’s atlantic Region, 634 are shore-based. a total of 200 employees work out of the St. John’s- based headquarters. Canadian Coast Guard atlantic Region operates 19 large vessels, 23 small vessels including 15 search and rescue lifeboats and nine helicopters. the new building is a welcome development for the Canadian Coast Guard, particularly in light of the recent cutbacks and closures of substations in the province. It is also anticipated to fuel economic growth and job creation. t “We’re able to take the different sectors of the Coast Guard and put them in a functional area that makes sense for them. Oftentimes in the existing building, managers and employees were situated on separate floors. The existing building is not an open concept; it’s individual offices along a long corridor – a lot of wasted space.” – Craig Hogan, DFo real ProPerty, SaFety anD SeCurity TA M A R A C C O N S T R U C T I O N Renovation and Construction Experts Commercial • Residential Shawn Williams, P. ENG Phone: 709.745.6512
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[email protected] Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association46 design of new Gander airport improves efficiency, capacity and passenger experience By Lisa Fattori PassEnGErs at GandEr IntErnatIonaL airport can look forward to a new modern terminal that better accommodates both domestic and international flights. the new airport will be more efficient and cost-effective, for long-term sustainability, with design features that improve the passenger experience. at just over half the size of the current airport, the building’s smaller footprint makes better use of space and will include updated systems and technologies, as well as enhanced energy efficiency. Opened in 1959, the Gander airport was an important transportation hub, accommodating 1.5 million passengers a year during its peak years. the airport was built to accommodate aircrafts stopping to refuel for transatlantic flights. as a result, stopovers became less frequent as the fuel efficiency and technology of planes improved. Gander airport’s traffic shifted to more domestic flights, with passenger traffic doubling in the last decade. By 2017, the airport is expected to handle 250,000 domestic and international passengers per year. the current under-utilized airport and operating costs associated with managing a larger building prompted the Gander International airport authority (GIaa) to plan for the construction of a new terminal that better accommodates the current and future needs of the airport. While unused sections of the airport have been closed off to reduce costs, the GIaa paid close to $900,000 to heat and light the building in 2013, which is almost five times the cost incurred by similar atlantic Canadian airports. “after a lot of study, it became apparent that renovating the existing building was not an option,” says Reg Wright, president and CEO of GIaa. “Much of the space is underused and can’t be reconfigured to suit our current needs. the heating and ventilation system is antiquated and would cost approximately $10 million alone to upgrade. With an ambitious re-modelling project there are a lot of unknowns, carrying greater risk.” In January of 2015, the GIaa unveiled a conceptual design of the new Gander terminal, which was produced by Stantec Inc. the 8,200-square-metre building has a total project cost of $40 million, including contingencies, and will be located behind the current terminal, facing southward toward Gander Lake. although it takes up a smaller footprint, the design includes space for the continued service of the international technical stop market, but triples the space to accommodate domestic passengers in arrivals and departures areas. the new Gander airport is designed to handle 250,000 passengers a year and allows for future expansion. “We’re seeing a lot of growth in domestic flights and just added two new airlines in May,” Wright says. “People can expect the same services, and a much improved passenger experience. airports are welcome mats to a community and region, and I think that this design accomplishes this.” the iconic Gander airport is known for its modernist design, with an international lounge that features original fixtures and art. Given its historical significance, there are hopes the building can be repurposed for another use, such as a facility that is open to the community or one that houses a complementary aviation- related business. “Within the Canadian landscape of buildings, there aren’t many examples of mid-modernist design,” Wright says. “Remember that Gander’s international lounge was, for many passengers flying Renderings of the new airport. 47 2016 NLCA Construction Journal through, their only impression of Canada. the government called upon the world’s best designers to design a modern space, which would reflect the nation as a progressive country that was much more than maple syrup and beaver skin hats. We’ve been approached by some individuals interested in the international lounge, but nothing has matured yet for an adaptive use of the building.” the GIaa is looking to provincial and federal levels of government to fund the new building, a public investment that will have enormous benefit both locally and for the country. In a 2013 Economic Impact Study by IntervIStaS, the Gander International airport was shown to have a direct impact in providing 1,260 full-time jobs, $90 million in wages, $140 million in gross domestic product and $240 million in economic impact. In addition, 20 per cent of the total labour force in the town of Gander can be attributed to airport-related activity and the airport generates taxation revenues of an estimated $46 million per year to all levels of government. the next step in progressing the new airport project is securing a firm financial commitment by the provincial and federal governments. “In talking to various levels of government, there is recognition of the need for a new facility,” Wright says. “People understand the business principle behind building a new airport and why this is the best route. With both federal and provincial elections in the fall, however, it’s hard to develop a timeline for the project.” t design of new Gander airport Design with community in mind stantec.com We create places that help communities thrive The international lounge in the existing Gander Airport. When you come here to play, everyone wins. On your next visit to Western Newfoundland, make Humber Valley Resort your destination of choice. Whether you’re here to enjoy our championship 18-hole golf course, salmon fish in the Class A-rated Humber River, or celebrate your big day with family and friends, your stay at Humber Valley Resort is sure to be a winning experience. Come see for yourself. Visit us online at humbervalley.com or call (709) 686-2710 for more information. Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association48 Working with Labrador’s aboriginal people By Karen O’Neill, communications manager of Nalcor Energy – Lower Churchill Project thE LoWEr churchILL rIvEr is one of the most attractive, undeveloped hydroelectric sites in north america and is a key component of newfoundland and Labrador’s energy warehouse. the Muskrat falls hydroelectric development on the lower Churchill River in central Labrador includes construction of an 824 megawatt (MW) hydroelectric generating facility and more than 1,500 kilometres of associated transmission lines that will deliver electricity to homes and businesses in newfoundland and Labrador. the development of Muskrat falls will provide a clean, renewable source of electricity to meet the province’s growing energy demands. It will provide newfoundlanders and Labradorians with stable electricity rates and will be a valuable power- producing asset for the province well into the future. the Muskrat falls Project was sanctioned by the Government of newfoundland and Labrador in 2012. Construction commenced in late 2012 and progress is being made on all areas of the project. the economic and employment benefits from this development will be far-reaching, generating about $2 billion in income to labour and business in the province. the provincial economy will also benefit from employment associated with building the Muskrat falls Project, with 9,100 person-years of direct employment. and just three years into construction, newfoundlanders and Labradorians are already realizing significant benefits from this project. Recognizing the need to build local capacity in central Labrador where the Muskrat falls hydroelectric generation facility is being built, in early 2010, the Labrador aboriginal training Partnership (LatP) was established with support from nalcor Energy, the provincial and federal governments, and Labrador’s three Valard Construction workers pictured with Tower Steel Assemblers who were trained through the LATP. The students completed their on-the-job training with the Lower Churchill Project transmission contractor. EQUIPMENT RENTALS Specializing in Water & Sewer and Road Work Commercial, Residential Septic Installations Septic Tank Clean-outs Sand, Gravel, Class A & B, Cement Aggregates, Topsoil G & R CONTRACTING LIMITED Office: (709) 677-2219/3319 | Garage: (709) 677-2611 | Fax: (709) 677-3619 E.mail:
[email protected] Owner: Gary Handcock (709)677-2244 (Residence) 117 Main Street Sandringham, NL, A0G 3Y0 49 2016 NLCA Construction Journal aboriginal groups, contributing $30 million to support education and training initiatives to help Labrador aboriginal people gain the skills and qualifications needed for employment opportunities with the Muskrat falls Project. nalcor’s work with the LatP and contractors continues today to build local capacity through education and training. “Over the past five years, nalcor has been a strong supporter of the LatP program and the new educational and training opportunities it provides, not only for members of the Labrador aboriginal community, but also to the overall success of resource-based projects taking place in Labrador,” says Maria Moran, industrial benefits lead for the Lower Churchill Project. Since the LatP office opened in 2010, the number of successful program graduates has confirmed the value of nalcor’s partnership with the program. More than 500 people supported by the LatP have gained employment following the completion of their training. Currently there are about 279 LatP-supported individuals working on the project. they are in positions such as heavy equipment operators, electricians, truck drivers, carpenters, occupational health and safety, labourers, camp attendants, environmental monitors, engineering, as well as supervisory and management positions. But these benefits go far beyond just employment of aboriginal people on the project. Over the last four years, hundreds of aboriginal learners from Labrador’s Innu nation, nunatsiavut Government and nunatukavut Community Council have received various levels of training and education through the LatP including safety, construction and environmental training. “the LatP has been fundamental to the success and sustainability of the first phase of the Lower Churchill Project,” adds Moran. “By serving more than 740 aboriginal individuals, and significantly advancing training initiatives in Labrador, the LatP has greatly increased the capability of aboriginal people in Labrador to participate in the Muskrat falls Project and other local developments.” enCouraGinG aboriGinal youth to Pursue Future oPPortunities Beyond the immediate education Working with Labrador’s aboriginal people Students completing training through the LATP Rebar Program. 199 Kenmount Road, St. John’s, NFLD STAY, WORK & SAVE 15% As your second home while working in St. John’s, Fairfield Inn & Suites® by Marriott will make your stay comfortable, productive and relaxing - all at special 15% savings*! • FREE Daily Hot Breakfast • FREE WiFi and wired Internet • FREE Fitness Centre & Pool • FREE parking • IN ALL ROOMS 42-inch HDTV, fridge, and microwave (709) 738-7714 promo code: HARDHAT fairfieldinn.com/yytfi * 15% savings off our regular rate valid through March 2016. * “Awesome hotel!” MMMMM - guest comment 51 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Working with Labrador’s aboriginal people and training available through the LatP, nalcor is also working with aboriginal youth to provide them with information about future opportunities for long-term employment on the Muskrat falls Project. In June 2015, Labrador Innu students in the graduating classes from the high schools in Sheshatshiu and natuashish were given the opportunity to participate in a Muskrat falls site tour. Students were given a tour of the large construction site and accommodations complex. the students then attended a career presentation on site, given by one of nalcor’s Innu employment co-ordinators. the presentation highlighted future operational jobs with the project and the educational pathways necessary to reach various designations. Innu mentors working on site also attended this session and gave advice about how students can reach their career goals. the student tour was a joint effort between the project’s Benefits and aboriginal affairs teams, Innu Development Limited Partnership, aboriginal Skills and Employment training Strategy, and local contractors working on the project. Looking forward, nalcor Energy will continue to be involved with the LatP. nalcor and the LatP are currently working with other industry partners to support new developments in Labrador, ensuring that the needs of all partners are considered – and met – in future initiatives. t Innu Students from the 2015 graduating classes at Sheshatshiu and Natuashish schools took part in the first ever tour of the Muskrat Falls site for Innu students. These students are pictured in a personal protective equipment-free area. Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association52 Deciphering the Newfoundland and Labrador Mechanics’ Lien Act: top 10 FaQs By John O’Dea, Q.C., and Megan Sheppard, LL.B, of McInnes Cooper mEchanIcs’ LIEns arE crEatEd by legislation – in newfoundland and Labrador, by the Mechanics’ Lien Act – for a simple purpose: providing workers, subcontractors and suppliers with some security for the improvements they’ve contributed to an owner’s property, and thus that the owner who gets the benefit of the work and materials also gets the burden of paying. however, the mechanics’ lien regime is rather complicated. to help you decipher mechanics’ liens in newfoundland and Labrador, here are the top 10 faQs about the Mechanics’ Lien Act: 1. Who has a right to a lien? any person who does work upon or in respect of land or a building (which includes performing a service), or places or provides materials to be used on land or a building, for any owner, contractor or subcontractor. a lien is only created when something in the nature of a structure or improvement on the land is underway, and the lien claimant’s work or services was necessary to it. any person entitled to a lien, with the exception of a worker, can waive the right to that lien by an explicit agreement. 2. What’s the process to file a lien and are there any deadlines? there are several steps and deadlines: • The lien claimant must complete a claim for lien that contains the stipulated information. the claimant or an agent with personal knowledge of the facts must sign it and swear an affidavit verifying the lien claim. • The lien must be registered in the Registry of Deeds no later than within 30 days of the “completion” or abandonment of the contract or subcontract; the placement or provision of the last materials; the completion of services; or for wage earners, their last day of work. • The claimant must start a lawsuit by filing a Statement of Claim in the newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court registry and obtaining a Certificate of action John O’Dea. Megan Sheppard. The Maritimes premiere electrical contractors www.drycore.com Owned and Operated by John Cornell, with offices to serve you in Terra Nova and St. John’s. T: 709-265-6108 F: 709-265-6106 C: 709-424-6169 E:
[email protected] 37 Lily Brook Road, Terra Nova, NL A0C 1L0 '5 53 2016 NLCA Construction Journal and filing it in the Registry of Deeds giving public notice of the lien claim, all within 90 days of the date the work was done. • The claimant must serve the filed Statement of Claim on the parties named in the lien within 30 days of the date it was filed in court. at this point, the lien claim is preserved and the normal court processes and timelines (though the process can be faster for lien claims) apply to pursue the lawsuit for the lien claim. 3. When is a contract or subcontract “complete”? “Completion” in the context of a mechanics’ lien means “substantial”, not necessarily total, performance. the date of a certification of substantial performance is critical for registration and survival of a lien claim. Whether a contract is substantially performed is a case- by-case determination, and typically no single factor is conclusive – but in every case, the lien claimant must prove the date with evidence that’s precise and unassailable, not uncertain and equivocal. and once the lien expires with no registration, it stops existing – and can’t be resurrected. Extending the time for the payment of a claim doesn’t waive or destroy the lien, but the claimant must still bring a lawsuit to enforce the lien claim and register it within the required time limits. 4. Can I file a lien on a provincial government project? Maybe. the provincial government isn’t bound by the Act, so you don’t have the right under the Act to file a lien on a provincial government project and the government isn’t required by the Act to holdback. however, it can agree as a term of the construction contract to be bound by the Act and/or to maintain a holdback and if it does so, then you can file a lien against it. 5. Who is included in the lien: the general contractor, the consultant, the owner or multiple parties? a lien is claimed against the land, but will also include the owner(s) of that land, the contractor and the person (or people) holding the money. 6. What’s a holdback and does filing a lien affect its release? the “person primarily liable” upon any contract must, as the work is done or materials furnished, retain a “holdback” of 10 per cent of the value of the work and materials actually done, placed or provided for a period of 30 days after the work is completed or abandoned. Special rules provide for the payout of the holdback annually where a contract price exceeds $20 million and the contract provides for a completion schedule longer than one year. deciphering the newfoundland and Labrador mechanics’ Lien act: top 10 FaQs Innovative Fire, Security and Communication Solutions – Design, Fabrication, Installation, Service, Inspection and Testing Fire Suppression Systems - Wet Fire Sprinkler Systems - Dry Fire Sprinkler Systems - Pre-Action Fire Sprinkler Systems - Residential Fire Sprinkler Systems - Fire Pumps - Foam Deluge Fire Sprinkler Systems - Underground Fire Mains Fire Detection Systems - Fire Alarm Systems - Optical Flame Detection - Aspirated Air Sampling Detection - Linear Heat Detection Security Systems - Closed Circuit Television - Access Control - Nurse Call - Public Address & Intercom - Low Voltage Systems Integration Special Hazard Systems - Novec 1230 Systems - FM 200 Systems - Carbon Dioxide Systems - Dry Chemical Systems - FE-13 Systems Service: Delivering Customer Solutions and Satisfaction 24 hours a day – 7 days a week Your Total Fire & Security Solutions Provider www.vipond.ca Tel: 709-364-2898 800-896-3988 Fax: 709-364-9020
[email protected] Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association54 filing a lien can affect the release of the holdback. the person obligated to retain the holdback can pay it out so as to discharge all claims against it after 30 days from substantial completion – but if a lawsuit to enforce any lien has been started during those 30 days, the holdback can’t be paid out. 7. Will filing a lien freeze any expected payments for work already completed? yes. the claim for lien will have the effect of stopping payments until the lien on the land is discharged. 8. What’s the cost to file a lien and who pays? the out-of-pocket costs (excluding any legal services, for example) to register a claim for a lien in the Registry of Deeds, and to file the court documents necessary to start a legal action, get a court order, then discharge the lien from the Registry of Deeds and get the necessary certified copies from the court, will total about $200. the person who files the lien claim pays these costs. 9. Will I have to go to court – and will I need a lawyer? Probably and maybe. unless the parties resolve a lien lawsuit, a trial of a mechanics’ lien action is mandatory. the normal process can be shortened, and not all of the rules applicable in trials will apply at all or as strictly, but at a minimum the claimant must prove both that the lien claim meets all of the requirements under the Act, and the amount of the lien. you don’t need a lawyer to file a lien at the Registry of Deeds. a claimant who’s a person can complete, file, register and serve the necessary documents, and represent herself in court (though she might prefer to have a lawyer); but only a lawyer can act on behalf of a corporation in court. 10. How can a lien be removed from the property? there are three main ways: • The lien can be struck out within 90 days after work completed, unless the claimant has filed a lawsuit in the court and filed it in the Registry of Deeds during those 90 days; • A court can remove it if it determines that the lien is out of time or the work or services weren’t an “improvement” to the land; • By payment into court of security (the amount of the lien plus an amount for costs, usually about 10 per cent), which takes the place of the security of the land. Please visit McInnes Cooper’s subscription page at http://www.mcinnescooper.com/ subscribe/to receive information about topics that interest you. McInnes Cooper prepared this article for information; it is not legal advice. Consult McInnes Cooper before acting on it. McInnes Cooper excludes all liability for anything contained in or any use of this article. © McInnes Cooper, 2015. All rights reserved. t about the authors: John O’Dea, Q.C., is a partner in McInnes Cooper’s St. John’s office. John’s practice is primarily focused on the construction industry. he regularly advises consulting engineers, architects, owners and contractors on a range of matters, from front-end terms for tenders and drafting construction contracts to evaluating construction claims and representing them in disputes. you can reach John at
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[email protected] Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association58 succession planning is good business, now and for the future By Lisa Fattori you havE WorkEd hard for the last 40 years to build a successful business, and are thinking of retiring in the next few years. Do you pass the reins on to a son or daughter working in the company, sell to a third party or shut down operations, with no financial payout at the end of your career? a succession plan, five to 10 years before retirement, will enable business owners to leverage the value of their companies and ensure that their businesses continue to thrive and contribute to the local economy. Early planning affords time to groom next- generation management, to seek out potential buyers and to optimize tax breaks at the time of the sale. Owners gain peace of mind knowing that their retirement plans are in place and the exercise maps out a strategy for achieving business goals and success in the interim. “the best way that the owner of [a] construction company can realize the value of his or her business is to have a succession plan,” says David howe, a partner with noseworthy Chapman Chartered Professional accountants in St. John’s, n.L. “Often in the early days, people are just trying to grow their businesses, but it’s a good idea to think about the future of the company. Working to make your company financially solid helps protect you from future downturns, so that you can weather the storms. Whether you’re looking to maximize the value of your business or want to cushion against downturns, a financially sound business is important.” traditionally, a contracting company may be passed on from one generation to the next, with a son or daughter buying out the parent to carry on the family business. another typical scenario is to sell to an employee who has shown an interest in, one day, purchasing the business. a succession plan helps to establish a timeline, so that potential replacements can move through the ranks of a business, gaining the experience and expertise necessary to run a company successfully. Proper planning will ensure a smooth transition from one owner to the next. as a service-based industry, predominately made up of small- to medium-sized businesses, the construction sector poses unique challenges for those looking to sell their companies to a third party as part of an exit strategy. “a contracting company isn’t like a car dealership, with a brand and customer loyalty, which makes it a bit tricky when it comes time to sell,” howe says. “the industry is based on competitive bidding on projects, so (709) 722-1229 Structured Cabling Enterprise Solutions (709) 722-1229 Structured Cabling Enterprise Solutions (709) 722-1229 Structured Cabling Enterprise SolutionsStructured Cabling NGC NUNATSIAVUT CONSTRUCTION INC. 106—112 Corte Real Road P. O. Box 1000, Stn. B Happy Valley—Goose Bay, NL A0P 1E0 Phone: 709-896-5299 Fax: 709-896-5379 www.ngc-ng.ca A member of the Nunatsiavut Group of Companies, NGC Nunatsiavut Construction Inc. is a successful general contractor providing Heavy Civil, Construction, and Water and Sewer services to all Nunatsiavut Communities as well as Happy Valley—Goose Bay. Our services include: Aggregate Supply Water and Sewer Construction Road Building Concrete Supply Rock Crushing General Construction Rock Drilling & Blasting Equipment Rental Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association60 you don’t have recurring work and a customer list. for, say, a plumbing or electrical contractor, the value is at the top, locked up in that one person. a smaller construction company isn’t likely to come along and buy the business, when he can hire the same workers and bid on the same jobs. Often what people are paying for is the value of the equipment of a business that’s up for sale.” Still, a profitable, successfully run proprietorship can be attractive to a larger company looking to expand or diversify its operations. a business that is stacked with good employees, who are experts in their field, combined with a good safety record, adds value and expands the pool of potential buyers. a more recent scenario is the opportunity to appeal to the investment community, in offering up a company that can grow in new ways and be taken to the next level. “What’s happened in the last five to 10 years is the emergence of a growing number of investors, who are taking an interest in small companies that have some growth potential,” says Darren O’keefe, a partner with law firm, Cox & Palmer, in St. John’s. “In the commercial electrical or commercial plumbing space, these investors understand that with the right management in place, they can grow the company. there are a lot of great contractors, but they don’t have the money or expertise to market themselves. Some of these smaller companies have been acquired by strategic buyers, and this has driven more awareness about the importance of succession planning.” By being proactive and including a growth strategy as part of a succession plan, business owners avoid a fire sale in the 11th hour and reap the benefits of their hard work when they are ready to retire. this entails filling key management positions and being upfront about your intentions when hiring, to weed out people who don’t want the responsibility of taking the helm. a good first step for business owners is to consult a lawyer or accountant about any long-term plans, including an approximate date for retiring. Professional advice will help identify the optimum time for an estate freeze and help a business owner to take advantage of capital gains exemptions, as well as opportunities to defer personal tax on the sale of the business. “Business owners looking to sell their companies need to do their due diligence, be creative and think laterally,” O’keefe says. “an accountant can help value your company, and either an accountant or lawyer can approach potential buyers and manage the transaction for you.” t succession planning is good business, now and for the future BDC IS THE ONLY BANK DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO ENTREPRENEURS. St.John’s Business Centre Zack Howard AVP, Business Development 709-772-4745
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[email protected] INNOVATION FLOWS FROM HERE 1.800.565.1152 canadaculvert.com GENERAL CONTRACTOR Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association62 newfoundland Power and the nLca: Partnerships at work nEWFoundLand PoWEr Is thE primary distributor of electricity for the island portion of newfoundland and Labrador. We serve more than 259,000 customers daily. We take our responsibility of delivering safe and reliable service to our customers very seriously, and invest approximately $90 million annually to maintain and upgrade our electricity system. While we continue to strengthen the integrity of our distribution system, we also seek out new ways to improve our service to customers. Of particular importance to us is growing our partnership with developers, contractors and builders. We’re FoCused on you We’re listening to you to better understand the evolving needs of the industry and improve service. Based on feedback from nLCa (newfoundland and Labrador Construction association) members, we’ve established a dedicated construction services phone number to provide direct access to customer service representatives. these specialists are familiar with the industry and are able to provide more answers at the first point of contact. We have also implemented a construction services web page to provide enhanced self-service options, such as the ability to create and get updates on service requests as well as access pertinent information on standards and procedures relevant to your work. WorkinG toGether We’ve made meaningful progress, and if we continue to work together we can achieve even greater success. With the short construction season in newfoundland, we want to help you maximize your time when starting construction projects. here are some things to consider: Plan ahead – We’d like to engage with you early in the planning and design phases of upcoming projects to ensure you are fully informed of the electrical system implications. Considering how a building will be supplied power during the design phase, for example, would help prevent unexpected, costly and time-consuming delays. In areas with a lot of our underground electrical cable, consulting with us early will help ensure projects remain on schedule. Permits are important – It’s vital that we understand and follow regulations when working in close proximity to power lines. Ensuring the appropriate construction permits are in place will Travis White (left) of North Shore Roofing Ltd. is the winner of the NLCA’s 2015 Provincial Safety Award. The award was presented by Newfoundland Power’s director of the eastern region, Byron Chubbs.” 63 2016 NLCA Construction Journal help ensure projects proceed safely and according to plan. Remember to consider easements – Proper easements are necessary before we can start the construction of power lines (overhead and underground) to ensure newfoundland Power crews have access to safely complete inspections, maintenance and repairs. Easements are typically three metres to 7.4 metres wide for residential lines and must be clear of any obstacles, such as sheds, garages and trees. New service connections – Poles in our service territory are owned by a number of different service providers which may require the involvement from multiple parties. however, you can contact us for new electrical service requests and underground electrical cable locates. think saFe, liVe saFe Construction work, by its nature, involves a level of risk that if not managed properly can lead to property damage, injury or even death. Over the past three years, there have been more than 250 public contacts with energized power lines and electrical equipment throughout the province. approximately 80 per cent of these involved construction equipment. the good news is that incident reductions are possible through our shared commitment to safety. to ensure everyone gets home safely to their families, we ask that you contact us in advance of work to co-ordinate with us before working near overhead or underground power lines. Contact us or visit our website to learn more about working safely around power lines and equipment. CoMMuniCation is key With your feedback, we have learned that communication is essential for a successful working partnership. as we continue to pursue opportunities for improvement we want to stay connected with you. We will continue to work with the nLCa and its members and encourage you to contact us, visit our website, or drop by one of our area offices. Construction services: (709) 737-5408 or 1-888-451-5066 Customer service: 1-800-663-2802 Outages or emergencies: 1-800-474-5711 t newfoundland Power and the nLca: Partnerships at work Construction Services Phone: (709) 737-5408 or 1-888-491-5066 E-mail:
[email protected] Website: newfoundlandpower.com/constructionservices Call our dedicated phone line to request underground locates, clearance permits and other construction-related requirements. With the new construction services web page, Newfoundland Power customers can request different work orders online, including permits, disconnect/reconnects, new services and other filed work requests. The status of new services can be tracked online. There is also relevant information pertaining to our standards and procedures and information to ensure work is carried out as safely as possible. Visit www.newfoundlandpower.com/constructionservices for details. Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association64 understanding Blue Zones: New campaign puts spotlight on accessible parking By Melanie Franner drIvE throuGh st. John’s, n.L., and you’ll see “Blue Zones” everywhere. But if you were an individual who actually used these Blue Zones (or accessible parking spaces for persons with disabilities), you would realize there is often room for improvement in functionality. that’s why kim White, manager of strategic initiatives with the Coalition of Persons with Disabilities – newfoundland and Labrador, is leading a campaign promoting the legislation and best practices around Blue Zones. “Our goal is to help municipalities, businesses and the construction and related industries to meet legislation and building code,” she says. “and to also increase their knowledge about the functionality of Blue Zones for those using it.” and the Coalition has identified the province’s construction industry as a key partner in this campaign. “the province is going through quite a lot of development right now,” White says. “and it’s important to talk to the construction sector to ensure that they understand Blue Zone and incorporate the necessary functionality in their buildings. Currently, there are over 19,000 Blue Zone permits issued throughout the province and with an aging population, the number of people requiring accessible parking will likely increase. So the need for Blue Zones is very real.” leGislation and FunCtionality Changes to the province’s Buildings accessibility Regulations most recently took place in 2012. these changes spoke primarily to the need for permanent signage. the Coalition’s campaign is helping people understand these changes but it has also opened the door for the broader conversation around functionality. “It’s really about getting people to understand what makes Blue Zones functional for users as well as interpreting the building code,” she says. “there are a couple of key elements for functionality we like to highlight. One: Blue Zones have to be within close proximity of a building’s principal entrance. two: they must be Kim White is the manager of strategic initiatives with the Coalition of Persons with Disabilities – Newfoundland and Labrador. EJ Logging Ltd P.O. Box 40 River Of Ponds, NL A0K 4M0 Office: 709-225-3221 Fax: 709-225-5591
[email protected] We now operate Excavators, Dump Trucks, Loaders, Tractor, Hammer and other equipment needed to do any work that you need done. We also supply all kinds of stone and gravel. 65 2016 NLCA Construction Journal designed to provide extra space so that adaptive equipment like wheelchairs can be maneuvered easily. and three: a barrier-free path is required from the Blue Zone to the principal entrance.” an example of where legislation needs to be paired with functionality concerns the 2012 legislative changes concerning signage. “the changes call for permanent signage,” explains White. “Many companies were using temporary posts with signage in their parking lots. But when winter came, they were removing the posts for snow removal. the 2012 legislative changes are important for ensuring Blue Zones are clearly identified and decreasing misuse of the spaces. this has led to some companies relocating their Blue Zones on the sides of the building so they can attach permanent signage right on the building. this can be a great solution for ensuring proper signage but this can sometimes mean that the Blue Zones are located further away from the building’s main entrance than they were previously located. these are the kinds of things that need to be considered when creating Blue Zones spaces.” CaMPaiGn CoMPonents Service nL granted the funding for the accessible Parking and awareness Campaign in September of 2014 and launched a new partnership between Service nL and the Coalition. the campaign includes the development and distribution of brochures for business owners, pamphlets for accessible parking permit holders and presentations to various organizations, such as building design and construction industries, as well as municipalities. “We’ve been busy talking to municipalities in different venues across the province,” states White. “We also have arranged for an upcoming ‘Lunch ‘n Learn’ session with the newfoundland and Labrador Construction association. We’re talking with the association of architects and we have already participated in events hosted by the Canadian home Builders’ association – newfoundland and Labrador.” With the campaign currently in full swing, White hopes to get the Blue Zones message out to as many groups and people as possible. “this campaign is really about increasing knowledge,” she says. “We need to have people understand the functionality behind Blue Zones. I think success in this case means seeing genuine interest from the different sectors, including the construction sector, to better understand how Blue Zones work. When we see the people responsible for providing Blue Zones eager to understand both legislation and functionality, then that’s when we’ll know that we got it right.” t understanding Blue Zones: new campaign puts spotlight on accessible parking Follow us Your business NEWS DATA ANALYSIS Our insight C5 35 -1 5 Game-changing intelligence for strategic planning. Indepth view of the market + Actionable Data = Competitive Edge 1-800-465-6475 x25534 cmdgroup.com C535-15 NLCA Construction Journal Ad 4_625x7 in 4c.indd 1 9/8/2015 1:40:50 PM Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association66 Promptness and attention to detail is vital in incident investigation By Beth Johnstone In thIs artIcLE, an incident is defined as “an event that could or does result in unintended harm or damage”. an incident investigation is a well-planned analysis that identifies the root causes of the incident and recommends corrective action to prevent recurrence. Case study Dan noticed that his co-worker, tim, had a cut above his eye and walked with a limp. he asked, “hard weekend?” but tim just shrugged it off. troy, the supervisor, said, “What happens on his time is his business.” the next day, tim was still limping and was even quieter than normal. troy asked tim what was wrong but he just said he wasn’t feeling well. One of tim’s co-workers, Gerry, knew the difference and couldn’t stay quiet any longer. Gerry told troy that it’s possible tim’s injuries were the result of an incident on friday in the supply shed. troy went to the shed, noticed that the shelf’s wooden plank was broken and that barrels were scattered on the floor. troy asked tim what happened. With his co-workers staring him down, tim simply said he lost his balance, and when he grabbed hold of the shelf, it broke and a barrel hit him on the head. troy knew he had to do an incident investigation. he took photographs of the scene, filled out an incident report based on tim’s account of the event, identified tim’s injuries and noted the position of the barrels. troy’s findings identified the cause of the incident to be failure to comply with the company policy requiring heavy, bulky items to be placed below chest height. troy filed his report then ordered his crew to replace the broken plank and clean up the shed. troy’s incident investigation was pretty straightforward and complete, right? Wrong! the key question in any incident investigation must be, “why did it happen?”, and not simply, “what happened?” troy’s investigation report stated that heavy materials were placed too high, a shelf broke, and a barrel hit tim, causing a head and back injury – but it didn’t answer, “why?”, and it didn’t look at all of the possible causes. Barrels and debris. “ Excellence is all about continuous improvement and that’s our goal at BrenKir. We are always striving to bring you the latest in fire, safety, and industrial supplies to increase efficiencies and maximize your return on investment. Most importantly, we provide top quality products and equipment so your employees make it home safe every day.” – Paul Hudson, Account Manager, BrenKir www.brenkir.com 1-888-295-9191 15 Glencoe Drive, Mount Pearl, NL 203 McGettigan Blvd, Marystown, NL Main Road, Long Harbour, NL Exceptional customer service is our #1 priority. For all your industrial and safety supply needs. 67 2016 NLCA Construction Journal another look Let’s have another look. this time, through the eyes of an informed, prompt investigation team that kept in mind that the purpose is not to find fault, but rather to consider all four Ps – people (anyone having information regarding the incident), parts (tools, equipment or materials), positions (of people, equipment, tools, materials and facilities, as well as environmental conditions), and paper (documentation). the investigation team responded immediately following the incident, interviewed witnesses and encouraged all workers to come forward with any additional relevant information. they reviewed interviews, documentation, observational notes, photographs and sketches. By spotting conflicting reports and noting that procedures were not followed, they were able to identify the chain of events that led to the incident. they learned that bullying and pranks were commonplace and that the supervisor condoned such behaviour. the investigators discovered, that just prior to the incident, a prank was played which involved removing the light bulbs in the supply shed and moving materials around just to keep tim on his toes. the season and time of day were other factors deemed to have contributed to the incident which occurred late in the afternoon in early January. Co-workers told tim Promptness and attention to detail is vital in incident investigation “Thoroughness and timeliness are critical. If you don’t capture the information on the spot, it’s often difficult or impossible to accurately capture it later. And that lack of information can have dire impact on the analysis and determination of causal factors as well as the development of remedial action.” – JaCkie Manuel, Ceo oF tHe newFounDlanD anD labraDor ConStruCtion SaFety aSSoCiation www.nlcsa.com 709-739-7000 or 1-888-681- SAFE (7233) NLCSA is Your Construction Safety Association We are the exclusive in-province provider of the nationally recognized Certificate of Recognition™ (COR™) contractor safety management program. No Harm Done. Our Commitment to Safety. We deliver safety training, advisory services and programs province-wide. We offer over 25 safety training courses including: - Fall Protection; - Fall Protection Re-certification; - Competent Inspector Fall Protection; - Confined Space Entry; - Safety for Supervisors; - Construction Worker Safety; - Traffic Control, and many more! Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association68 to get some supplies and to “hurry up” because it was friday afternoon and they didn’t want to have to work late. Being stressed and harassed were probably contributing factors. Otherwise it is unlikely that tim would have rushed into the dark shed to get the materials. a review of company documentation revealed that rules were not always communicated to employees or enforced. Workers had been told on various occasions about not wearing their hard hats. also, a previous inspection report noted that the supply shed was overcrowded and shelving was defective. a recommendation to install proper shelving and remove obsolete equipment was ignored. ConClusion a lot more information was revealed by the investigation team. unlike troy, the team was on the scene promptly and was prepared. they were willing to be objective, to look beyond the obvious and continue to ask questions in order to find all possible answers. the team laid out constructive recommendations and knew that the goal was not to lay individual blame. together with management, the investigation team mapped out a set of controls, with specific task assignments and a follow-up plan, and left the disciplinary action to be handled through normal personnel procedures. Beth Johnstone is the marketing manager at the Newfoundland and Labrador Construction Safety Association. NLCSA offers a one- day training course on incident investigation. For more information call 1-888-681-SAFE or visit www.nlcsa.com/services/courses.php. t Safety is important when working in construction. 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CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR ACTIVITIES & SERVICES Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association70 celebrating ethnic diversity: One culture at a time By Melanie Franner thE LatEst march 2015 forecast from Buildforce Canada points to a potential workforce shortage for newfoundland and Labrador’s construction industry. the national organization suggests that major resource projects that have dominated the province’s 10-year construction boom will peak this year – but will be followed by a second wave of jobs starting in 2019. finding the skilled workforce to take on these jobs will be a challenge, requiring “long- range planning and a real industry focus on recruitment”. the immigrant population may be one potential labour source. and one individual – Lloydetta Quaicoe – is doing her utmost to ensure that the local St. John’s immigrant population is being welcomed into the community with open arms. Quaicoe is the founder and program co-ordinator of Sharing Our Cultures, Inc. (SOC), a volunteer organization aimed at helping students and families celebrate the diversity of cultures. “We try to build awareness of immigrants and the role they play in our economy and society,” states Quaicoe, who has a doctorate in education. “If we’re looking to immigrants as a way to help fill some of the gaps in our workforce, we need to welcome them into our community and make them feel like they belong.” doinG the researCh an immigrant from Sierra Leone herself, Quaicoe knows firsthand of some of the challenges faced by being an “outsider”. Quaicoe began an independent research study on the psychosocial needs of immigrant and refugee school children in 1998. She gathered data from 118 participants (61 students and 57 teachers and administrators) in St. John’s and the surrounding communities and she released the findings of that study in 1999. “We held a workshop in conjunction with the release of the findings of the study, where we brought some of the study participants and local students Lloydetta Quaicoe. Union of Bricklayers and Allied In te rn a ti o n a l C ra ftw o rk e rs Canada’s National union for skilled masonry workers…since 1881. Local #1, NL 631 Conception Bay Highway CBS, NL A1X 7L4 Telephone: 709-834-5679 71 2016 NLCA Construction Journal celebrating ethnic diversity: one culture at a time those in St. John’s. that’s where the idea was born of being able to share and learn about each other’s cultures, as a way of helping the students transition into the new school system.” today, 16 years after the founding of SOC, Quaicoe and her team of enthusiastic supporters are well- known around the local educational and ethnic communities. the together,” she says. “We realized at that time that there were gaps in the schools, that newcomers coming into the province were placed in age- appropriate grades. Some of these students were refugees who had been out of the school system for years; others did not speak the language of instruction in the schools, or had been in schools that weren’t structured like Students participate at the three-day events at The Rooms. 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[email protected] 75 2016 NLCA Construction Journal the certificate of recognition™ (cor™) Program: Questions and answers days. In that case, you would not be required to submit information on the corrective actions, as those issues would be verified during the external audit process. 3. Q: What if I can’t get all corrective actions addressed within the time frame provided by the NLCSA? a: any corrective actions noted would be as a result of a deficiency that are already involved in the COR™ Program. additional information for those unfamiliar with COR™ is available by contacting nLCSa at 1-888-681-SafE or by visiting our website (www.nlcsa.com). 1. Q: What do I need to send in with my internal audit? a: the nLCSa will send you a reminder letter and a blank internal audit instrument approximately 90 days before your internal audit is due. the letter will list the supporting documentation to be included with your audit. this may include minutes from recent toolbox meetings; OhS committee minutes; inspections; hazard assessments; monthly safety summary; maintenance documentation; annual comprehensive hazard assessment; fall protection inspection reports, a copy of the ESRtW (Early and Safe Return-to-Work) program (for large PRIME assessment employers only) and/or other documentation, as applicable. 2. Q: What is NLCSA’s process for internal audits? a: an nLCSa safety advisor will review your audit instrument and supporting documentation. Based on the information provided, any corrective actions will be noted and you will have 30 days to provide the requested information indicating that you had addressed the noted deficiencies. Once all issues have been satisfactorily addressed, a new letter of Good Standing (LoGs) is issued to your anniversary date (i.e. the date that corresponds with the last completed external audit). If this is an external audit year for your company, once your internal audit is reviewed, you will be given a list of corrective actions to be addressed prior to your external audit, usually scheduled within 60 in your health and safety program and should be addressed as soon as possible. If circumstances are such that you cannot address an issue within the timeframe provided (i.e. training not available in your community), the nLCSa will consider issuing an extension. however, this may necessitate the restriction of certain activities within your company, for example, if you have Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association76 the certificate of recognition™ (cor™) Program: Questions and answers workers that don’t have valid fall protection training, they would not be able to work at heights of more than three metres until they have completed the necessary training. 4. Q: Will I be assigned to a specific safety advisor? a: no. the nLCSa has 14 safety advisors, most of whom are involved in delivering training, providing member services and conducting external audits, any of which could take them away from their office for extended periods of time. We track all COR™ submissions in a central database that all nLCSa safety advisors have access to, which means that any one of our safety advisors can respond to your submissions, questions or concerns more quickly than if you waited to speak to a specific safety advisor. 5. Q: At our company a team of two or three people do the internal audit collectively. Which one of us should sign the audit? a: It is up to the company to decide who, internally, is best to conduct or lead the COR™ audit. that one person is named as the auditor, and by signing the audit instrument, he or she is taking responsibility for its contents. as of Jan. 1, 2016, the auditor will need to have completed either the nLCSa’s five-day COR™ training program or its one-day auditor certification course. 6. Q: How long does it take from the time I submit my internal audit until I get a response? a: Our goal is to get internal audits processed within a two-week period. however, that can vary depending on the time of year and how complete your submission is. We have more than 1,000 companies involved in the COR™ program and, on average, we receive more than 300 individual document submissions per month. October, november and December are even busier for audits because many COR™ companies rush to get their audits and related submissions in by the end of the year so that they will be eligible for the PRIME refund. Regardless of what time of the year it is, your internal audit will be delayed if the audit and documentation you submit is inaccurate or incomplete. 7. Q: What can I do to expedite the internal audit process? a: Most internal audit delays happen as a result of audit instruments that are incomplete and/or filled out incorrectly, and/or were not accompanied by the requested supporting documentation. to facilitate the timely processing of your internal audit, ensure that all requested documentation is included and that that audit instrument is properly completed. 8. Q: Why would more items be added to the list of required submissions after I have provided some or all of the items previously requested? a: Generally, this should not happen. If the nLCSa requested five (5) items after your internal audit was reviewed and you submitted three (3), the correspondence you receive should simply restate the two (2) outstanding items. however, on occasion, you may have provided information in your submissions that gave rise to additional issues or questions. for example, you may have submitted minutes from a toolbox talk at a site that the nLCSa was not aware of, and as such, we could request confirmation of a trained Worker health and Safety Representative for that site. If at any time the nLCSa requests information that you feel is unjustified or adds no benefit to health and safety in your business, you are strongly encouraged to contact us for clarification. 9. Q: Do I need to send in my safety manual every time I submit an internal audit? a: no. During the process of becoming COR™ certified, the company must send in its safety manual. 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[email protected] www.noblesgroup.ca 77 2016 NLCA Construction Journal the certificate of recognition™ (cor™) Program: Questions and answers company. the report will include: - corrective actions and required submissions; - recommendations; and - commendations (the things that are being done very well). the company is generally given 60 days, from the time the report is released, to address corrective actions. We would prefer that proof of all corrective actions been COR™ certified, nLCSa will return the safety manual to the company. there is no need to send in the manual thereafter. (note: nLCSa does not keep a copy of the manual. the company should continue to update its safety manual as appropriate, and the manual will be reviewed during future external audits.) 10. Q: Why does COR™ require so much documentation? a: Some documentation is required by legislation, and some is specifically required under the COR™ program to reflect best practices in the industry in demonstrating due diligence. Doing the right things in health and safety is obviously an important part of protecting your workers. Documenting the right things helps protect the company and its owner(s), manager(s) and supervisor(s). COR™ helps you keep track of your company’s health and safety programs, procedures, records, training certificates, etc. Consider it similar to the Canada Revenue agency doing a financial audit on an income tax return. If you didn’t keep your receipts and other documentation, you have no proof of your revenue and expenses. Likewise, if you don’t keep your health and safety documentation, it would be a significant gap in proving your due diligence. 11. Q: What is NLCSA’s process for external audits? a: the external audit will be conducted by an nLCSa safety advisor at a mutually agreeable time and place(s). Based on the advisor’s site observations, interviews with management, supervisors, workers and OhS members and documentation review, a report will be prepared and provided to the be submitted to us at one time; however, in cases where there may be an unavoidable delay in addressing some corrective actions, we will accept multiple submissions. 12. Q: Does NLCSA ever give extensions to the 60 days for corrective actions after the external audit? a: Extensions are possible, at You’re building the future. We’re here .to help™ You need the right equipment, at the right place, branch network, we are ready to help you round the clock service and support means the equipment will work just as hard as you do. UnitedRentals.com 800.UR.RENTS © Copyright 2013 United Rentals, Inc. Corner Brook, NL (709) 632-7368 Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL (709) 897-7368 Wabush, NL (709) 282-7368 Mount Pearl, NL (709) 368-7368 Arnold’s Cove, NL (709) 463-7368 Grand Falls-Windsor, NL (709) 292-7368 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association78 the certificate of recognition™ (cor™) Program: Questions and answers mistaken for spam and deleted. If you faxed it in but did not put your company name on it, we may have received the submission, but had no way of identifying the company that sent in the information. On the other hand, we may have received it and processed it and the reply was not received on your end. the nLCSa logs every submission received, whether they are internal or external audits, corrective actions, name changes and other requests, and we would have a record of when it was received and when it was processed. If you are unsure, contact us at any time. 14. Q: Why does it seem that NLCSA is adding more requirements through the internal and external audit process? a: On occasion, new requirements are introduced within the COR™ program, due to one or more of the following: - new requirements under the provincial OhS act and Regulations or the federal Canada Labour Code; - new PRIME requirements; nLCSa’s discretion. however, the company must prove that the reason(s) for not being able to meet the 60-day timeline was beyond their control and that they are actively working towards meeting the corrective actions. Depending on the issue(s), the company’s activity may be restricted until the corrective action is addressed (for example, the company may be restricted from working in areas where they may come into contact with power lines until workers have completed approved power line hazards training). 13. Q: I sent in all of the information that the NLCSA requested but I did not hear back. Does that mean I am or am not in good standing? a: If you made a submission to the nLCSa and did not hear back, you are strongly encouraged to contact us and follow up. Depending on how you submitted the information, we may not have actually received it. for example, if you emailed it, it may have been - other new Commission requirements; and/or - COR™ initiated requirements to meet best practices and/or national standards. for example, when the provincial OhS regulations were revised in 2009, one of the items we needed to add to our COR™ program was the requirement for hearing conservation programs. to the extent possible, members will be provided with ample and sufficient lead time and assistance to meet any new requirements. 15. Q: How would I find out about such new requirements? a: any changes to the COR™ program would be communicated to members through the audit review feedback, quarterly newsletter (that is sent to all nLCSa members) and biweekly electronic newsflashes (that is sent to those who subscribe). It is the members’ responsibility to read the newsletters and electronic newsflashes. If you haven’t already signed up for the free biweekly electronic news flashes you are encouraged to do so. to subscribe you need to sign up through our website. Subscription is quick and easy and you can easily unsubscribe at any time. 16. Q: Why would the NLCSA request something that has nothing to do with the type of construction work that my company does? a: this should not happen. We may have misunderstood something that you included in your internal audit. for example, if your company does not handle or transport dangerous goods, but you did not mark that section of the audit “not applicable”, we can only assume that it applies to you and therefore we could potentially request proof Strong businesses are built on strong relationships. To give you the right solutions, we draw on our team of experts. You receive the advice you need to move your business forward and help you reach, and ideally exceed, your goals. 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Q: Does NLCSA keep records of the training my company has done? a: nLCSa keeps a record of all safety training that a company or individual has done with the nLCSa since our inception in 1997. through the “Member access” section of our website, companies can look up their own records of safety training completed with us. the nLCSa has no ability to access training records from other training providers. 18. Q: What happens if the person that did COR™ training for our company is no longer with the company? a: that will depend on your company’s status. If your company is at the “In Process” stage, another person will have to take the full five- day COR™ training program. If your company is at the “audit Pending” or the “COR™ certified” stage, we would still recommend that someone in the company complete the full COR™ training program. however, to continue with COR™, the person conducting your internal audit will have to have attended, at least, the nLCSa’s one-day auditor certification training course. 19. Q: From the time that a company receives its COR™ certification it is another year before the internal audit is due and three years before another external audit is due. That’s a long time between audits. Is there an opportunity for another external audit before then? a: yes, six months after the initial audit, that is part of the normal audit cycle, is $525 plus hSt, including all travel expenses, as it is subsidized by the construction industry levy.) 20. Q: I need a Letter of Good Standing right away. Can I get an extension to my LoGs? a: If your company needs a LoGs Untitled-1 1 11/08/2015 10:54:51 PM Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association80 to meet tender requirements, for payment or for another valid reason, we will prioritize your file/submission upon receipt of proof of the tender (or other) requirement. however, if you have not submitted your internal audit or other requested information, there would be nothing to prioritize and an extension would not likely be possible. Conversely, if you do not need a LoGs but would prefer that your letter not expire, it is acceptable to allow your LoGs to expire for a short period of time while you work on your audit and documentation. 21. Q: My company was COR™ certified some time ago, but I have fallen out of good standing. How can I get a new LoGs? a: the amount of time that has passed will dictate what you need to do to be eligible for a LoGs. Generally, if it has been less than one year, you can get back in good standing by “picking up where you left off”, that is submit any required information. If more than one year has passed, you would likely have to complete another internal audit and/or participate in an external audit as well. however, if your company has been out of good standing for a considerable amount of time, you will be required to re-submit your safety manual, conduct an internal audit and participate in an external audit before the nLCSa will consider issuing a LoGs. 22. Q: Is the audit instrument available online? a: the audit instrument will soon be available through the “Member access” area of our website but it’s not fully functional yet, as we don’t yet have a way for member companies to upload their supporting documentation through the website. We’re working towards that and hope to have it fully functional soon. 23. Q: What happens if an audit cannot be scheduled in time to be considered for a PRIME refund? a: the deadline to verify PRIME requirements through the internal or external audit process is Dec. 31 each year. In rare circumstances, through no fault of the company, it is not possible for nLCSa to conduct an external audit before the end of the year. In such cases nLCSa will request the following information (in addition to the documentation submitted with the internal audit) to assist in the verification of the PRIME requirements: - policies signed and dated; - ESRtW Program information (for large PRIME employers) - OhS committee membership and meeting information/dates; - Injury Report System; and - proof of training for compliance courses (i.e. first aid, fall protection, confined space, etc.). If everything requested is in order, the nLCSa will include the company in the list provided to the Commission of construction companies eligible for a PRIME refund. the external audit will be conducted at the earliest possible occasion in the new year. If the external audit identifies that the company had not, in fact, met all of the PRIME requirements, the Commission would be notified accordingly. 24. Q: Is the COR™ Letter of Good Standing the same as the Commission’s Letter of Good Standing/Certificate of Clearance? a: no, the COR™ Letter of Good Standing is a document issued only to participants of the COR™ program. In newfoundland and Labrador, it can only be issued by the nLCSa and must be signed by the CEO of the nLCSa and/or a designated person. the certificate of recognition™ (cor™) Program: Questions and answers Stuckless & Stuckless Inc. Glenwood, NL FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL (709) 679-5656 OR (709) 424-5332 - Excavating - Mining, Cabin Road Constructions - Dump Truck Hire - Land Clearing & Development - Fill/Gravel Delivery - Firewood Sales - Floating/Truck - Culvert Supply & Installation - Warf & Bridge Installation - Grader Hire - Snow Clearing 81 2016 NLCA Construction Journal safety program, particularly when there is common ownership, management and/or workers. If this is the case, you can apply for multiple company status (see details online at http://www.nlcsa. com/resource/cor.php). In order for the COR™ certification to extend to the new company, the nLCSa will have to conduct an external audit on the operations of that company. 27. Q: My company is COR™ certified in another province but we are doing some work in Newfoundland and Labrador. Will our COR™ certification be recognized here? a: there is a national reciprocity agreement under the CfCSa that recognizes COR™ certification throughout the country. Based on your COR™ status with another CfCSa member, the nLCSa will issue a LoGs for bidding purposes. Once you are successful and start work in this province, you must contact the nLCSa to make arrangements to meet any additional, provincial-specific requirements and you must 25. Q: I have changed the name of my company. How do I get this updated on my COR™ certificate and LoGs? a: If you have simply changed the name of your company, all you have to do is send a copy of the articles of amendment to the nLCSa and we will update our records accordingly. however, if you have started a new company that will be taking over the operations of the COR™ certified company, the nLCSa would have to determine if the new company had successor rights to the original company. 26. Q: My company is COR™ certified but we recently acquired another company. Does my COR™ status extend to that new company? a: no. COR™ certification is awarded to an individual company based on their implementation of an appropriate health and safety program. however, we recognize that it is possible for more than one company to fall under the umbrella of a single health and conduct an internal audit on your operations in this province. the application for reciprocity can be found at http://www.nlcsa.com/ resource/cor.php. 28. Q: My company is not a construction company. Why am I required to be COR™ certified? a: Often, a construction purchaser, such as the provincial government, requires that any company providing construction or construction-related services be in good standing in the COR™ program. If the organization you are working for is requiring COR™ certification, it is likely because of the nature of the work you are being asked to undertake. for example, the hazards related to snow clearing are very similar to those associated with any construction work requiring the operation of heavy equipment. 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Users can choose between these two approaches simply by completing either page 2A or 2B (not both) and discarding the other page. • Clearly defines the scope of the Subcontract Work by requiring all parties to list all Subcontract Documents which will comprise the Subcontract. • Provides a detailed description of the roles and obligations of the Contractor and the Subcontractor, which are carefully co-ordinated with other standard contract forms within the Project, e.g. Prime Contract (CCDC 2), Client-Architect Agreement (CCAC Document 6) and Client-Engineer Agreement (ACEC Document 31). • Contains provisions that specify the procedures and parties’ rights in the case of the Owner failing to make a payment. • Provides Change Orders and Change Directives that give the Contractor the right to order changes. • Supplies advanced dispute resolution processes (negotiation, mediation and arbitration) that encourage speedy and inexpensive voluntary resolution of construction disputes. • Specifies the minimum General Liability Insurance and “Broad Form” Property Insurance coverage that should be carried for all subcontract work. • Provides standard indemnification provisions that set out the Subcontractor’s obligations in indemnifying the Contractor with respect to claims asserted against the Contractor by third parties. • Contains standard waiver of claims provisions that, subject to provincial legislation, limit both parties’ rights in bringing action against each other after completion of the Subcontract Work. • Has carefully developed provisions to address specific project situations such as: concealed or unknown conditions, delays, claims, non-payment by the owner, suspension or contract termination, protection of adjacent property, toxic and hazardous substances, construction safety, permits and fees, other subcontractors, construction by the Contractor, warranties etc. What’s in CCA 1? 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Working with local trades and sub-contractors, together we transform our community and give back whenever possible. After all, Newfoundland is home. W E B U I L D O N G R E AT R E L AT I O N S H I P S In 2015 NLCA officially launched its new brand for continuing education - theCentre of Excellence.The Centre, located at the NLCA office, provides members with education and training opportunities to help them gain a competitive edge in today’s fast-paced industry. The following is a selection of education and training sessions offered in 2015. Electronic Plansroom Bi-WeeklyTraining Sessions Deciphering the Mechanics LienAct Demystifying Surety An Inside Look at the COR Process What’s New in Construction Law A Detailed Discussion of CCA 01 - Stipulated Price Subcontract AnOverview of theCommercial Development Process within the City of St. John’s Torbay's Newest Mixed-Use Development Opportunity –Amherst Landing ImprovingCash Flow in your Business Construction Estimating Construction 101 � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ™ Bridging theGenerational Gap Communication, Negotiation &Conflict Resolution Construction Law Introduction to Building Information Modelling Documents for theUse of BIM Planning, Scheduling and Document Control JointVenturing SESSIONS / LUNCHN’ LEARNS: New Program Bundle of Courses (An NLCA Initiative) CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM For a complete listing of current education and training opportunities please visit www.nlca.ca. Proud to be driven by you. 709-221-7733 • Tirecraft.com fl We are proud to announce the opening of our newest Tirecraft location in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland & Labrador 116 Glencoe Drive, Exit 42A Mount Pearl, Newfoundland & Labrador Ou te r R in g Rd Glencoe Dr Glen coe Dr Cl yd e Av e Gl en co e Dr Du nd ee A ve • 24 hour emergency road service • Large selection of inventory • Largest network in Canada • Drive-thru truck bays • Servicing passenger, light trucks and heavy trucks Dartmouth Yarmouth Berwick Parsborro Sydney Dalhousie Miramichi CharlottetownMoncton Woodstock Fredericton Saint John Stephenville Deer Lake Bay Roberts Mount Pearl Represents Passenger Light Truck Service Locations Tirecraft Locations in Newfoundland & Labrador Tirecraft ad Newfoundland & Labrador Trim size: 8 3/8" × 10 7/8" The Hall of Fame Award is designed to recognize a recipient who has demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit and possesses a record of outstanding contributions and achievements throughout his/her career in the construction industry. NLCA’s 2015 inductee into the Hall of Fame was the late Mr. Herb Badcock, founder of Trico Ltd. This award was presented to Mr. Badcock prior to the Annual Awards Gala on March 2, 2015 at the NLCA office. The late Mr. Badcock was one of the eight founding members of the NLCA. Herb Badcock Hall of Fame Inductee – newfoundland & Labrador Construction association86 The late Herb Badcock.NLCA 2014-2015 chair, Kirk Saunders; 2015 Hall of Fame inductee, Herb Badcock; and NLCA president/COO, Rhonda Neary. 2015 NLCA ROCK Award winners: Congratulations to the following 87 2016 NLCA Construction Journal supplier award of excellence Winner – united rentals Accepting the award, Lou Lawrence. The award was presented to United Rentals by Kirk Saunders of EllisDon Corporation, platinum sponsor of the event. Photo (left to right): Lou Lawrence and Kirk Saunders. subcontractor award of excellence Winner – north shore roofing ltd. Accepting the award, Travis White. The award was presented to North Shore Roofing Ltd. by Matthew Hynes of Oceanex Inc., platinum sponsor of the event. Photo (left to right): Travis White and Matthew Hynes. Provincial safety award Winner – north shore roofing ltd. Accepting the award, Travis White. The award was presented to North Shore Roofing Ltd. by Byron Chubbs of Newfoundland Power, platinum sponsor of the event. Photo (left to right): Travis White and Byron Chubbs. Community leader award recipient – kevin McCarthy This award was presented to Mr. McCarthy by Stephen Hayward, NLCA 2015 Conference chair. Photo (left to right): Kevin McCarthy and Stephen Hayward. Kevin also received a cheque for his charity of choice, the Children’s Wish Foundation. General Contractor award of excellence Winner – n.d. dobbin Group of Companies Accepting the award, Holly Hicks. The award was presented to N.D. Dobbin Group of Companies by Lou Lawrence of United Rentals, platinum sponsor of the event. Photo (left to right): Holly Hicks and Lou Lawrence. 45 YeArs THoMAs eCoNoMY GLAss Congratulations to Thomas Economy Glass on celebrating 45 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Jeff Thomas. 35 YeArs Arrow CoNsTruCTioN ProduCTs LTd. Congratulations to Arrow Construction Products Ltd. on celebrating 35 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Cory Brocklehurst. 30 YeArs eFCo eNTerPrises LTd. Congratulations to EFCO Enterprises Ltd. on celebrating 30 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Jeff Menne. 25 YeArs KAvANAGH AssoCiATes Congratulations to Kavanagh Associates, a division of RV Anderson Associates Ltd. on celebrating 25 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Chris Newman. 40 YeArs Audio sYsTeMs LiMiTed Congratulations to Audio Systems Limited on celebrating 40 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Blair LeDrew. 30 YeArs isLANd rooFiNG Co. LTd. Congratulations to Island Roofing Co. Ltd. on celebrating 30 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Darren Park. 25 YeArs roCK CoNsTruCTioN Co. LTd. Congratulations to Rock Construction Co. Ltd. on celebrating 25 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Rob D. Stapleton. 20 YeArs J & e eNTerPrises LTd. Congratulations to J & E Enterprises Ltd. on celebrating 20 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Eugene Manning. 2015 membership recognition awards newfoundland & Labrador Construction association88 2015 membership recognition awards 15 YeArs GLeNN CoLLiNGs LTd. Congratulations to Glenn Collings Ltd. on celebrating 15 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Glenn Collings. 10 YeArs NewFouNdLANd Power Congratulations to Newfoundland Power on celebrating 10 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Larry Wall. 15 YeArs CuMMiNs eAsTerN CANAdA LP Congratulations to Cummins Eastern Canada LP on celebrating 15 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Ed LeGrow. 10 YeArs CAL LeGrow iNsurANCe Congratulations to Cal LeGrow Insurance on celebrating 10 years as a member of NLCA. Accepting the award: Bill Dalton. 2015 Membership recognition Awards 10 Years Cal LeGrow insurance Maynard reece engineering equipment Ltd. Newfoundland Power 15 Years Cummins eastern Canada LP Glenn Collings Ltd. Marcus Contracting Ltd. Mcinnes Cooper 20 Years Airtron Canada (A direct energy Company) J & e enterprises Ltd. 25 Years dawe enterprises Ltd. Kavanagh Associates, a div. of rv Anderson Associates Ltd. r. J. G. Construction Ltd. rock Construction Co. Ltd. The Guarantee Company of North America 30 Years eFCo enterprises Ltd. Gander electrical & Mechanical Ltd. island roofing Co. Ltd. Tempo Construction Management inc. 35 Years Arrow Construction Products Ltd. Bluebird investments Ltd. NFLd. Hard-rok inc. white’s Construction Limited 40 Years Audio systems Limited Lockes electrical Ltd. 45 Years Thomas economy Glass 89 2016 NLCA Construction Journal NLCA 2014-15 board of directors chair Kirk Saunders (right) “passes the buck” to the 2015-16 incoming chair, Ed LeGrow (left). Stephen Hayward, NLCA 2015 Conference chair, welcomed attendees to the 46th Annual Chairperson’s Ball and Awards Gala. Stephen Hayward, NLCA 2015 Conference chair, welcomed delegates to the conference at the official “kick-off” to the conference – the opening night welcome reception. James Loder of Academy Canada, sponsor of the opening night welcome reception, brought greetings on behalf of his firm. Doug Wilson of The Guarantee Company of North America, sponsor of the opening night welcome reception, brought greetings on behalf of his firm. NLCA 2015 Rock Awards show host Kirk Saunders welcomes everyone to the awards presentation portion of the gala. Honourable Paul Davis, premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, addressed attendees and brought greetings on behalf of the province during the Annual Awards Gala. 2015 conference highlights newfoundland & Labrador Construction association90 Delegates tried their luck at the interactive “hockey shot” game during the hockey- themed opening night welcome reception. Rhonda Collings, NLCA 2016 Conference chair (middle), officially announces the 2016 Conference location – Corner Brook. Congratulations to the winner of the exhibitor passport draw, Sue Pelley of G. Pelley Ltd. (left). Thank you to Eastern Audio for generously donating the prize – a night out for four in their corporate suite. Delegates networking during the cocktail reception before the award gala. Thank you to Belfor Property Restoration, a proud reception sponsor. Congratulations to the winner of the early bird prize draw, Lynn McCarthy (left). The prize was generously donated by Rona. Presenting the certificate to Lynn was Colin Doyle of Rona (right). Delegates networked with exhibitors during the hockey-themed opening night. 91 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Kirk Saunders addressed delegates during the annual general meeting and presented the chair’s report. John Horgan, plan administrator of RDTC/NLBTC Members’ Trust and sponsor of the opening breakfast, introduced guest speaker Ed Martin. Mark Casaletto, vice-president and general manager of Construction Market Data (CMD), presented to delegates on the topic of a construction economic outlook. Kevin McEvoy, NLCA Nominating Committee chair, after the election, announced the board of directors for 2015-16 during the AGM. Ed Martin, CEO of Nalcor Energy, spoke during the opening breakfast. The topic for discussion was a look at Nalcor’s long-term projects and its significance to our province’s economic future. CCA chair Serge Massicotte and CCA president Michael Atkinson addressed delegates during the AGM and presented the CCA national address. Ed LeGrow, NLCA board chair 2015-16, addressed delegates as the new board chair during the AGM. newfoundland & Labrador Construction association92 Lots of fun at the opening night welcome reception. From left to right: Denise Goodyear, Rhonda Neary, Alisha Morrissey, Kirk Saunders and Stephen Hayward. The luncheon featured conversation with Dwight Ball, leader of the Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador, and Seamus O’Regan, Liberal candidate for St. John`s South-Mount Pearl. Steve Power, managing partner for the Newfoundland Business Unit with Grant Thornton and sponsor of the business luncheon, introduced Mr. Dwight Ball and Mr. Seamus O’Regan. Delegates dipped generously into their pockets to raise more than $50,000 in aid of the Mazol Shriners Children’s Transportation Fund. Grant Ainsley, author of The Honest Spin Doctor and president of Grant Ainsley Inc., presented to delegates on the topic of “Corporate Russian Roulette – The Dangers of Social Media”. Heather Dalton, executive vice-president of M5 Marketing Communications, and Karen McCarthy, manager of customer and corporate relations of Newfoundland Power, provided an interactive discussion during the panel session. 93 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Thank you to the sponsors of NLCA’s 2015 Annual Conference! P L A T I N U M S I L V E R G O L D P A R T N E R M E D I A P A R T N E R Aluma Systems Inc. Amec Foster Wheeler Apex Construction Specialties Inc. Arrow Construction Products Ltd. Aviva Insurance Company of Canada Baraco - Atlantic Corp. Bird-Stairs Black & McDonald Ltd. Brook Construction (2007) Inc. Concrete Products, Dillon Consulting Limited Emera Utility Services Keltic Steelworks Limited Kent Building Supplies Kivik Equipment Rentals Marine Atlantic MUNN Insurance Limited N.D. Dobbin Group of Companies Petrela, Winter & Associates RAVENcor Projects RBC - Royal Bank Stewart McKelvey TD Commercial Banking Travelers Insurance Company of Canada United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 579 Wedgwood Insurance Ltd. Western Surety Company Div. of Newcrete Investments Ltd. Partnership 95 2016 NLCA Construction Journal 47 Annual Conference th47 Annual Conference th February 4-6, Corner Brook, NL The Path to HIGHHIGH PERFORMANCE Top Solutions for Workplace Productivity & Engagement 2016 “We Build Newfoundland and Labrador” CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Visit www.nlca.ca to register & download your itinerary!Visit www.nlca.ca to register & download your itinerary! • Industrial Refrigeration Systems • Heat Reclaim Systems • Compressors • Ice Machines • Refrigerants • Refrigeration Valves & Accessories • Evaporators • Pressure Vessels • Condensers • Chillers • Plate Heat Exchangers • Complete line of Refrigeration Parts Products & Services Include: Young’s highly skilled and certified employees includes Refrigeration Engineers, Millwrights, Machinists and Welders ready to work on site and in the field, with the latest in equipment and management systems. P.O. Box 98 Lethbridge, Newfoundland and Labrador,Canada A0C 1V0 | Tel: (709) 467-9712 | Fax: (709) 467-9713 | Toll Free: 1-877-767-9712 www.youngsice.com NLCA Education Awards for 2014 Congratulations to the NLCA Education Award winners for 2014! The Newfoundland and Labrador Construction Association’s annual education Awards for 2014, each scholarship valued at $1,000, were presented on dec. 16, 2014 at the NLCA office in st. John’s. The cheques were presented by the NLCA 2014/15 education and Training Committee chair James Loder; NLCA 2014/15 board chair Kirk saunders; and NLCA president/Coo, rhonda Neary. newfoundland & Labrador Construction association96 Left to right: Rhonda Neary (NLCA president/COO); Kirk Saunders (NLCA 2014/15 board chair); David Grainger (Pyramid Construction Limited); Kathryn Vinnicombe (Newfound Roofing Ltd.); Meagan Casey (North Shore Roofing Ltd.); Jennifer Murphy (Eastern Siding Systems Inc.) and James Loder (NLCA 2014/15 Education and Training Committee chair). Missing from photo: Emily Rowe (Wolseley Canada Inc.); Keith Noble (Noble’s Construction Ltd.); Christian Dubé (Merit Contractors Association of Newfoundland and Labrador); Shane Stares (Glenn Collings Ltd.); Alberto Serracin-Pitti (Marwood Ltd.); Joshua Hudson (City-Lite Electrical Limited); Hilary Sharpe (Scotia Insulations Ltd.); Candace Murphy (Trident Construction Ltd.). Third Annual Great Lobster Boil Highlights thE nLca’s thIrd annuaL Lobster Boil took place on fri., april 24, 2015, at the Royal Canadian Legion in Pleasantville. a sold-out room networked with industry peers, enjoyed great food and listened to entertainment by comedian Steve Coombs and musician Justin fancy. a great time was had again this year by all! attendees generously dipped into their pockets for a worthwhile cause, the School Lunch Program. through a 50/50 draw, $415.00 was raised. newfoundland & Labrador Construction association98 Presenting Sponsor: Pennecon heavy Civil Limited eVent sPonsors: Salsa Bar Sponsored by: Can-am Platforms & Construction Ltd. Mussel Bar Sponsored by: R. J. G. Construction Ltd. suPPortinG sPonsors: atlantic Industries Ltd. | Bird-Stairs | Black & McDonald Ltd. | Crosbie Industrial Services thank you, Martin’s Fire safety Ltd., for the generous door prize donation. thank you to the nLCa’s generous sponsors, planning committee and guests for making the 2015 event a huge success! 99 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association100 nLca Charity Donations the nLCa was proud to support the following charities in 2015: the Children’s Wish foundation; Mazol Shriners Children’s transportation fund; Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada; School Lunch Program; kids Eat Smart foundation; and the Salvation army. thank you to all member firms for their continued support through donations. $415,215.78 Total donations to date The Mazol shriners Children’s Transportation Fund $311,310.10 The Learning disabilities Association of Newfoundland and Labrador $30,008.35 The Kids eat smart Foundation $33,686.35 Lions Max simms Memorial Camp $18,470.98 Multiple sclerosis society of Canada $7,048.00 The school Lunch Program $1,742.00 sPCA – st. John’s $2,000.00 The Manuals river Heritage society $2,000.00 The Candlelighters Association of NL $2,000.00 Threads of Life (steps for Life) $2,000.00 Bridges to Hope $500.00 The salvation Army $2,000.00 Children’s wish Foundation $2,450.00 CCDC 15 is a standard contract between the Design- Builder and Consultant to perform the Design Services required under a design-build contract between the Owner and Design-Builder. Based on an approach similar to standard client- consultant contracts (i.e. RAIC Document Six and ACEC 31), CCDC 15 lists all the basic design services that are considered necessary in a design-build contract. These design services are listed in a Schedule, which allows flexibility for the Design-Builder and Consultant to establish the scope of services and compensation method. CCDC 15 also includes a schedule that lists typical additional design services that the Consultant may be required to provide. • Copyright and use of documents • Design-Builder's roles and responsibilities in supplying information to the Consultant and reviewing design • Consultant's roles and responsibilities in providing Design Services, engaging Subconsultants, and coordinating Other Consultants • Design to meet the Construction Budget • Limitation of liability for Design Services CCDC 14 – Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract specifies that the Design-Builder's contract with the Consultant shall be based on the version of CCDC 15 in effect the date of CCDC 14 or shall incorporate terms and conditions consistent with this version of CCDC 15. It is therefore essential for Owners, Design-Builders and Consultants to be familiar with CCDC 15. CCDC standard contract forms are products of a consensus-building process aimed at balancing the interests of all parties involved in construction projects. They reflect recommended industry practices. They are recognized for clarity and simplicity of language and are drafted in a style intended to be easily understood by the parties, using terms and expression familiar to the industry. The important terms and conditions addressed in CCDC 15 include: CCDC 15 (2013) - Design Services Contract Between Design-Builder and Consultant For more information or to order, please contact NLCA by calling 709-753-8920, email
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[email protected] 41 Beclin Road, Mount Pearl P.O. Box 8776, Stn A St. John’s, NL A1B 3T2 Experience. Knowledge. Expertise. Fax: 709-726-5315 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association104 aIr-tItE shEEt mEtaL LImItEd Norman Lucas, President, GSC: Designation – Project Manager and Superintendent; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting / Chesley Lucas, vice-president, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting; Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. aLLIEd constructors Inc. Andrew Driscoll, CEt, President, GSC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Brad Sheppard, P. Eng., GSC (nLCa Past Chairperson 2012- 2013): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Bob Lynch, P. tech, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. amd hoLdInGs LImItEd Aubrey Drover (nLCa Past Chairperson 2001): Designation – Superintendent and Project Manager; Discipline: General Contracting. anchoraGE contractInG Ltd. Andrew Burns, GSC: Designation – Project Manager Intern; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. aPEX constructIon sPEcIaLtIEs Inc. Craig Foote: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – Commercial Roofing Estimator and Sales. B & r EntErPrIsEs LImItEd Bing T. Pelley, Owner/Operator: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. Baraco – atLantIc corP. Frederick Hart, General Manager, C. tech , GSC: Designation – Owner’s Construction Manager / Robert M Clarke, Operations Manager, P. tech, GSI: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. BayvIEW ELEctrIcaL Ltd. Jerry G. Normore: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. BELFor ProPErty rEstoratIon Tim Benoit, GSI: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. BIrd constructIon GrouP Keith Matthews: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Roger Rowsell: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Patrick Ballard, GSI: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Victor Power: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Michael Tobin: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Peter Higgins: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Neil Ingraham: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting. BLack and mcdonaLd Ltd. George Gerald Dalton: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Harold L. Reid: Designation - Superintendent; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. congratulates and acknowledges its Gold seal-certified members GLENN COLLINGS LTD. MECHANICAL CONTRACTING | HEATING | VENTILATION AIR CONDITIONING | PLUMBING COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL GLENN COLLINGS MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR P (709) 256-2222 | C (709) 424-5222 | F 709-256-8222 7 MACKAY STREET | GANDER, NL A1V1R6 E
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[email protected] 149 Water Street Carbonear, NL A1Y 1A9 Tel: 709-596-7969 709-754-7702 1-888-596-5625 Fax: 709-596-1409 Fullerton Agencies Ltd. 105 2016 NLCA Construction Journal nLca congratulates and acknowledges its Gold seal-certified members Brook constructIon (2007) Inc. Ted Burden: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Sandy Murphy: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Derek Bingle: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Frank Compton: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Harvey Hawkins: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Melvin Anstey: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting. cEntura FLoor and WaLL tILE Andrew Tucker: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – flooring. chImo constructIon manaGEmEnt Ltd. Ron Hickey, CEt, GSC (nLCa Past Chairperson 2003): Designation – Project Manager and Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Karl W. Green, P. Eng. (nLCa Past Chairperson 1994): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Alex Smith: Designation – Project Manager and Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Dave Leonard: Designation – Project Manager and Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting. cLarkE masonry Ltd. Brad Clarke, P. Eng., MBa, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Masonry. coady constructIon and EXcavatIon Ltd. Jerome Coady: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building/heavy Civil Construction. croWn contractInG Inc. Dennis Joseph O’Keefe: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Roadbuilding. daWE’s mEchanIcaL (1981) Ltd. Max Arnold, President (nLCa Past Chairperson 1997): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. dEFEncE constructIon canada Colin Sullivan, Contract Co-ordinator, GSC: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting. dErEk PEnnEy ELEctrIcaL Ltd. Derek Penney: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. drycorE EastErn Inc. John D. Cornell, Owner: Designation – Owner’s Project Manager. GENERAL CONTRACTING • PROJECT MANAGEMENT • CONCRETE FORMWORK • DEVELOPMENT It is through our experience and education in the construction and engineering fields that affords us the ability to provide unparalleled service. Tel: 709-754-4367 | Fax: 709-754-1212 | Suite 201, 397 Stavanger Dr., St. John's, NL A1A 0A1 www.alliedconstructors.ca Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association106 nLca congratulates and acknowledges its Gold seal-certified members EdWard coLLIns contractInG Ltd. Francis G. Collins: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting. EFco EntErPrIsEs Ltd. Fintan Alexander, General Manager: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Stephen Menne: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. ELLIsdon corPoratIon M. Kirk Saunders, P. tech., GSC (nLCa Past Chairperson 2014-15): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. EnErcon BuILdErs Inc. Dan Coffey, President, CEt, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. FarrELL’s EXcavatInG Ltd. Janine Walsh, GSI: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building. GLEnn coLLInGs Ltd. Glenn Collings: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. GrEEnsLadEs constructIon Ltd. Derek Greenslade, President/Owner: Designation – Estimator and Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building/ heavy Construction. GuILdFords (2005) Inc. Kevin McEvoy, CEt, GSC (nLCa Past Chairperson 2013-2014): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. h & F ELEctrIcaL Ltd. Gary Anthony Hayes: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Ind. Equipment. h.J. BartLEtt ELEctrIc Inc. Harry Bartlett (nLCa Past Chairperson 2007): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. h.J. o’connELL constructIon Ltd. Leonard P. Knox, Senior vice-president; Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – heavy Civil Construction, Energy/hydro, Mining, Industrial. hamPton BuILdInG systEms Inc. Gina Tapper, aSct, GSC (nLCa Past Chairperson 2009): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Metal Siding/ Decking / Bill Dalley, aSct, GSC; Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Metal Siding/Decking / Bonnie Ellsworth, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Metal Siding/Decking. hann’s ELEctrIc Ltd. Barrie L. Hann: Designation – Project Manager and Superintendent; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. InFInIty constructIon Ltd. Robert M. Cameron: Designation – Estimator and Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building. J & t constructIon Ltd. Terry Power: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. JamEs r. EaLEs EQuIPmEnt rEntaLs Ltd. James R. Eales: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building. JEnco Ltd. Neil Drover, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Craig Drover, GSI: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. Jsm ELEctrIcaL Ltd. Paul Gough, GSI: Designation – Project Manager Intern; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Jim Murray, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical EFCO ENTERPRISES LTD. Stephenville, NL A2N 2Z5 Box 318 68 Missouri Dr. Tel: (709) 643-5001 Fax: (709) 643-3444 Email:
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[email protected] www.hiedeerlakehotel.com Roseann White General Manager Holiday Inn Express Deer Lake Think smart before you start. 107 2016 NLCA Construction Journal nLca congratulates and acknowledges its Gold seal-certified members Contracting / Jason Phillips, GSI: Designation – Project Manager Intern; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Peter Smith, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. kusco FLoorInG Frank Collins (nLCa Past Chairperson 2010-2011): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – tile/terr./ Marble. LockEs ELEctrIcaL LImItEd Gertrude Bradbury, GSC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Sterling Randell, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting. marco GrouP oF comPanIEs Donald Feltham, P. tech, GSC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Allan MacIntosh, CEt, PQS, GSC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Rodney Ackerman, P. tech, GSC, Senior vice-president: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Mike Cook, P. tech, LEED aP BD+C, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Leaman MacKay, GSC: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Jeremy Stewart, P. Eng., GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Marc Brideau, P. tech, GSC: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Ken Harris, GSC: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Ryan Davis, P. Eng., GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Jeff Gaudet, CEt, CEC, GSC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Brett Kristiansen, C. tech., CSS, CEC, LEED aP BD+C, GSC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Patrick Sebastien LaFreniere, aSct, LEED aP BD+C, GSC, Senior Project Manager: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Garry Smith, P. tech., LEED aP BD+C, GSC: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Allison Vivian, B. tech., P. tech., LEED aP BD+C, GSI, CEC: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Rodney Levangie, GSC: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Megan Kavanagh, P. Eng., LEED aP BD+C, GSI: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Daniel Matthews, GSI: Designation – Project Co-ordinator; Discipline – General Contracting / Noel Benoit, GSC: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Alex Dupuis, GSI: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – General Contracting / Kayla Buckler, GSI: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Atlantic Canada’s Premiere Insulation Contractor 54 Clyde Avenue, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4S1 P: (709) 368-3134 F: (709) 368-7477 www.guildfordsgroup.com GUI001-1022 NFLD ad.indd 1 13-05-28 9:14 AM Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association108 General Contracting. marInE contractors Inc. Daryl R. Bennett: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building / Rob Payne, P. Eng.: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building / Wayne Walsh: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Road Building, Water & Sewer / Glynn Pike: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building / Kevin Whelan: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Road Building. mccarthy’s mEchanIcaL Ltd. Keith McCarthy, Owner/President (nLCa Past Chairperson 2011-2012): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting. mccurdy constructIon and EQuIPmEnt rEntaLs LImItEd Jerry White: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Road Building. modErn PavInG Ltd. Perry R. Barrett: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building / Max Bennett: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building. muGFords contractInG Ltd. Graham Mugford: Designation – Superintendent; Discipline – Masonry. nEWFound constructIon Ltd. Troy Robbins: Designation – Estimator; Discipline – Road Building / Bernard J. Short: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building / Edward Short: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building. nEWFoundLand aLumInum Products Ltd. Wayne A. Tucker: Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Door/Wind./Glaze. nLca Past chaIrs John H. Brake (1974): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting / Walter N. Collins (1989): Designation: Mechanical Estimator, Superintendent and Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting / Robert W. Scammell (1990): Designation – Project Manager and Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Raphael P. Bavis (1998): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting / Robert Martin Gosse (1979): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Derrick Spracklin (1986): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Road Building / Carl E. Mallam (1987): Designation – Project Manager and Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Brad Sheppard, P. Eng., GSC (2012-2013): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Aubrey Drover (2001): Designation – Superintendent and Project Manager; Discipline: General Contracting / Ron Hickey, CEt, GSC (2003): Designation – Project Manager and Estimator; Discipline – General Contracting / Karl W. Green, P. Eng. (1994): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting / Max Arnold, President (1997): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting / Jim Brown (2004): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Fred Cahill (1993): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Harry Bartlett (2007): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Electrical Contracting / Gina Tapper, aSct, GSC (2009): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Metal Siding/Decking / Frank Collins (2010-2011): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – tile/terr./Marble / Keith McCarthy, (2011-2012): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting / Kevin McEvoy, CEt, GSC (2013-2014): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – Mechanical Contracting; M. Kirk Saunders, P. tech., GSC (2014-2015): Designation – Project Manager; Discipline – General Contracting. 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On hand to accept the award were kirk Saunders (nLCa past board chair) and Rhonda neary (nLCa president/COO). the CCa Gold Seal association award recognizes outstanding achievements by CCa partner associations to promote and support the CCa Gold Seal program. for its substantial and unwavering support of the Gold Seal Certification program, nLCa has been proudly recognized by CCa. John Schubert, CCA past chair; Ray Bassett, Travelers Canada, sponsor of the award; Rhonda Neary, NLCA president/COO; and Kirk Saunders, NLCA past chair. Ray Bassett, Travelers Canada, sponsor of the award; Rhonda Neary, NLCA president/COO; and Kirk Saunders, NLCA past chair. Rhonda Neary accepts the award on behalf of the NLCA, addressing delegates during the presentation. 113 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Left to right: Past NLCA chairperson Kevin McEvoy of Guilfords (2005) Inc. and CCA 2015 board of directors member Patrick Waunch of Rambow Mechanical Ltd. Left to right: David Richards of Jardine LLoyd Thompson (sponsor of the awards ceremony); CCA 2015 board of directors member Patrick Waunch of Rambow Mechanical Ltd.; past NLCA chairperson Kevin McEvoy of Guildfords (2005) Inc.; and Carole Bissett of Jardine Lloyd Thompson (sponsor of the awards ceremony). CCA Trade Contractors Award of Recognition the newfoundland and Labrador Construction association (nLCa) would like to congratulate and acknowledge Mr. kevin McEvoy on receiving a national award at the Canadian Construction association’s 97th annual Conference. Mr. McEvoy is the recipient of the CCa trade Contractors award of Recognition. this award recognizes a CCa trade contractor for their commitment and dedication to the Canadian construction industry and the trade contractors’ sector of the industry. the award also recognizes their time and dedication to the CCa trade Contractors Council. Congratulations, kevin! newfoundland & Labrador Construction association114 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association116 Fond memories Lar Rossiter shares fond memories of his tenure with the Newfoundland and Labrador Construction Association By Jillian Mitchell as thE sayInG GoEs, every ship needs its captain. and for 33 and a half years, standing strong at the helm of the newfoundland and Labrador Construction association (nLCa) was Lar Rossiter. to be a successful ship captain – or, in this case, general manager/ president of an association – one must hold a clear vision while, at the same time, remaining open to new ideas and approaches. and that’s just how Rossiter approached his tenure with the nLCa, after he conquered an initial (and rather steep) learning curve. “I was comfortable with the public relations side of the job, but the only thing I knew about construction was I needed a hammer and a nail if I needed to fix something,” says Rossiter, whose past is steeped in public relations, radio and tv. “But I got used to it pretty quickly, and I got to know so many people – it was amazing.” the newfoundland-born Rossiter entered the world of radio in 1960 at the ripe age of 18, working for St. John’s-based vOCM newfoundland Radio for four years, and then later at the city’s CJOn Radio and tv (a subsidiary of Ctv) for more than six years. In 1969, after a subsequent stint in news writing, Rossiter was hired on as a public relations consultant for newfoundland Light and Power (now newfoundland Power Inc.), a company that at the time boasted 1,000 employees over its 500-kilometre reach. all of this experience assisted Rossiter in his next endeavour in 1975 as general manager of the nLCa, following predecessor Damien Ryan. at that time, Rossiter’s nLCa position was dubbed “general manager,” though in 1993 the title was revised to “president” (a term that Rossiter cites as having “more clout”, particularly with media). yet, regardless of the official title, Rossiter’s position remained much the same over his 33-and-a-half-year career, though technology did present some interesting new challenges along the way. he retired in 2008. “It was a great job. I liked all aspects of my work, both the daily commitments and, sometimes, struggles, but also the wonderful social environment it afforded me,” he says of his time at the nLCa. “these important socials gave everyone an opportunity to network, solve problems and have lots of fun. I have 24 Hour Marine & Industrial Services • Mobile Welding Services • Fabrication Shop • Machine Shop • Millwright Shop 26 Water Street, St. John’s, Newfoundland 709.722.8600 www.eastcoastmarine.nf.ca EAST COAST MARINE Lar Rossiter. 117 2016 NLCA Construction Journal captain of the ship the Panama Canal. for 2015, it will be a Caribbean cruise with the entire family to celebrate the couple’s 50th wedding anniversary. When the couple is home, they enjoy family time with their four children (one son and three daughters) and spouses, as well as their seven grandchildren. When Rossiter looks back on his life, he is quick to note one integral secret so many fond memories of my years with nLCa.” among his many career highlights was travelling to the multitude of construction conventions over the years. “We had a number of conventions, in many places I would have never seen in this lifetime,” he chuckles. “hawaii, Cancun, Puerto vallarta, Bermuda – and I know I saw every province in Canada.” Of course, his tenure was not all roses. the industry ebbed and flowed much like it does today, and that, insists Rossiter, is where the true value of the nLCa came into play. “Our members were hit with a major downturn in the economy in the mid-90s. Our provincial government cancelled a number of major projects. It was a very tormenting time for our members, but it proved the importance of our association to maintain a close liaison with government officials so the end result would be satisfactory for both parties,” he recalls. “We were grateful for all the help we received from the Canadian Construction association, and, of course, our association also owes a debt of gratitude to the many members who volunteered their time to help make each year a successful one.” for Rossiter, the value of a construction association cannot be underestimated. “It’s an association that’s definitely needed,” he asserts of the nLCa’s role in industry. “It started in 1968 and has been growing ever since. When I started, the association was seven years old and there were about 300 members – they have almost 700 members now.” today, the retiree still resides in St. John’s and, true to form, he has found a new “ship” for this next chapter: a myriad of 144,000-ton cruise ship liners, which he and his wife alice often frequent, most recently through to his success. “the way I handled my job is I treated everyone the same,” he says. “I had no favourites, and I didn’t pretend to have any – and that was the only way. “My family and I were truly enriched by nLCa and the association will always hold a special place in all our hearts.” tNLCA construction journal.pdf 3 2014-10-03 3:31 PM Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association118 always a silver lining The recollections of former NLCA president/chairman Owen Redfern By Jillian Mitchell thIrty-tWo yEars aGo, oWEn Redfern took his seat as president/ chairman1 of the newfoundland and Labrador Construction association (nLCa). During his tenure, the hot issue of the day was one that many construction associations could – and still can – relate to the retention of local jobs for local contractors. Interestingly, the tail end of Redfern’s presidential term would present a possible silver lining for local contractors, as a political tiff was about to come to a head. During the early 1980s, then federal Minister of Energy Jean Chrétien and newfoundland and Labrador’s Minister of Energy William Marshall were slugging it out in the press over a court ruling that granted final say and jurisdiction over offshore drilling rights to the provincial government. the volley went on for many months, Redfern recalls, before Chrétien unveiled his billion-dollar offshore exploration development program for newfoundland and Labrador, thus trumping the provincial government in the debate. Included in that plan was the development of hibernia and its oil platform. “at that point, it didn’t affect the construction industry, but obviously it did later on when the [political] party went ahead [with the development],” Redfern says. the hibernia project would prove to encompass the world’s largest oil platform, not to mention a huge injection of opportunity for the newfoundland and Labrador oil and construction industry, as the gravity- base structure was assembled at the province’s Bull arm and trinity Bay. this silver-lining theme would present itself many times throughout the 75-year-old’s 40-year career in the construction sector. another such example, Redfern recalls a technological advancement (a.k.a. silver lining) that would dramatically advance on-site communication during the mid-1990s. “the Mechanical Contractors of Canada were having a convention in St. John’s and spoke to [some members] from a general contractor’s point of view about technology. the big thing then was the fax machine,” Redfern shares with a chuckle. “Mechanical Owen Redfern. w w WE OFFER: 1. 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Looking back on the industry, its development and his career, he says that, at the end of the contractors rely on drawings an incredible amount, but that was a big step forward at that point because of the instant communication.” Instant communication has indeed come a long way since the fax machine, with devices like the cellphone, iPad or tablet, but Redfern is quick to stress this advancement as “immense for its time.” Redfern, who was born in Canada in 1940 to British parents (his mother and siblings emigrated to escape the beginnings of the Second World War), later returned to a post-war England in 1945 where he lived until the age of 21. he returned to kitchener, Ont., that year and began working in the construction industry. In 1972, Redfern found a new life in newfoundland and Labrador with the Seabord organization (its name purposefully omitting the “a”) – and promptly joined the local construction association. “I met a lot of good people,” says Redfern of his time at nLCa. “I had a good time.” Redfern eventually relocated to British Columbia in 1995 where he worked for knappett Construction until his retirement in 2005. admittedly, Redfern’s transition into retirement was slow – and he still remains attached to the construction industry to this day as a consultant. he has friends within the trades who are still active, which makes it easy to stay connected to a career that was “incredibly enjoyable.” “I’m motivated because that is what I know,” he shares, “so it’s easy to talk about and easy to help people. It’s a fantastic industry.” Many outside interests have kept Redfern active over the years, and he is particularly proud of his affiliations with the Rotary Club, the Canadian national Gymnastics Championship, the Canadian Construction association, association for Professional Engineers, and many various community organizations. In addition (and perhaps the most radiant of all the silver linings), he and day, it is all about the people. “there’s a whole gamut of reasons why it’s a great industry and you can get ahead on your own,” concludes Redfern, who now lives in Sidney, B.C. “you deal with different subcontractors, suppliers and owners all the time so you meet new ones and it doesn’t take long to make friends.” t 1 Prior to 1993, the chairman was referred to as president. Every contract has a handshake behind it Surety bonding is a business of personal trust. That’s why we put our confidence in people. First names. One-on-one. Speak from the heart and deliver what we promise. 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Contact us for a Western Surety broker in your area: 1-800-475-4454 (Western Canada) 1-888-452-4455 (Ontario) 1-866-615-4547 (Atlantic Canada) www.westernsurety.ca Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association120 For the love of industry NLCA’s charter president/chairman, Stuart Watson, recalls his career path through three provinces By Jillian Mitchell WhEn stuart Watson EntErEd the construction industry, Louis St. Laurent and John Diefenbaker held office, Elvis Presley gyrated his way into music history and the Red Wings, Maple Leafs and Canadiens dominated the decade as Stanley Cup champions. for Watson and his home province of newfoundland and Labrador, the 1950s would be a decade of firsts and a time of beginnings. newfoundland (as it was known at the time) would see its first full decade as an official province of Canada, after signing into confederation in 1949. Watson started his career working summers in the province during the late 1950s while still attending high school and through university, latterly with JLE Price. While it may seem like a cliché these days, honesty and hard work did eventually pay off for the inaugural president/chairman of the newfoundland and Labrador Construction association (nLCa), in both his career and professional relationships. having grown up in St. John’s, Watson was far from the hustle and bustle of larger centres like toronto, which at the time were experiencing immeasurable construction booms. however, in 1960, after graduating from McGill university’s engineering department, he continued with JLE Price in Montreal and would see firsthand the stark contrast in the construction sector across Canada’s east. as Watson recalls, during the late 1960s, there was a limited amount of work to be had for construction companies in and around A family photo (from left to right: Mark, Elsie, Bruce, Lianne and Stuart). A group photo taken in September of 1968 after the formation of NLCA. From left: Lloyd Cooke, Stuart Watson, Premier Joseph Smallwood, William Purdy (CCA president in 1968) and Gordon Thomas. PO Box 55, St. John’s, NL A1A 5H5 Consulting and Excavating Ltd. Contact John Hill at (709) 682-1750 • WATER, SEWER AND SITE DEVELOPMENT • ALL CIVIL-RELATED EXCAVATION • SNOW CLEARING 121 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For the love of industry – nLca’s charter president/chairman, stuart Watson during which time JLE Price was sold, Watson relocated to toronto to start a new job with EGM Cape. It was the city’s booming industry (due to its newfoundland and Labrador. as such, JLE Price eventually made the decision to pull out of the province, a decision that Watson attributes as indicative of the newfoundland and Labrador industry at that time — admittedly, immersed in challenging times. yet, despite the situation presented by his home province, he could not stay away for long. after returning to newfoundland in 1965 with Price, Watson, who was concerned about the representation of industry, worked with a few colleagues to take action. (though, at that time, the Board of trade offered a construction section, many members were also eager to join a specialized association for their industry.) In the end, the shared desire to create a more promising future prompted the establishment of the nLCa in July of 1968, with Watson as its inaugural president/chairman1. “We saw a lot of areas where we thought if we worked together we could make things better,” he says. “We knew that there were associations in all the provinces and a strong national association in Ottawa. We made contact [with them] and they provided a lot of help and encouragement.” Watson is very proud of the work he and his very dedicated colleagues did to get the association off the ground. In fact, he endearingly refers to the nLCa as “invaluable,” especially during the province’s rocky economic climate of the association’s early days. “Looking back over the years, all the presidents and chairs have made huge contributions to the construction industry in newfoundland and Labrador,” he says. “It’s hard to believe it’s almost been 50 years, but it’s nice to see that [the association is] so successful — and it’s changed so much, as has the industry.” By the dawn of the 1970s Watson found himself en route once more. after a brief stay in new Brunswick, sheer size) that attracted the nLCa past-president/chairman, who left his association in good hands. this would lead Watson yet again down a path “It’s hard to believe it’s almost been 50 years, but it’s nice to see that [the association is] so successful — and it’s changed so much, as has the industry.” 1 Vanguard Court, St. John’s, NL A1A 5N7 709.722.9846
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[email protected] Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association124 51-year construction career: Long-time industry veteran reaches milestone By Melanie Franner WhEn douG symonds BEGan working in the newfoundland and Labrador construction industry back in 1964, he had no idea that he would still be a part of it some 50-plus years later. But that’s exactly what’s happened. “I started right out of high school,” says Symonds. “I’ve had a good run with it.” this “run” has included various positions with local construction companies over the years. for the last 42 of them, Symonds has been with Pyramid Construction Ltd. the St. John’s-based contractor specializes in the installation of water and sewer systems, asphalt paving and related works. “We’ve done our fair share of work for the provincial and municipal governments over the years,” adds Symonds, who currently is the purchasing manager with the firm. “We’ve also done a lot of private contracts.” When Symonds first joined Pyramid Construction, he was one of about half a dozen staff. today, the company employs 20 permanent people and another 100 to 150 in the field, depending on the season. “there have been a lot of changes in this industry over the years,” says Symonds, who cites the size of the industry itself as one of the more notable ones. there’s also the influx of technology. “Back in the days when I started, we did everything manually. Even when it came to bidding on projects, our engineers did all of it with charts and pencils. today, everything has been computerized, which has streamlined a lot of the processes. the evolution of this technology has certainly been a major advancement for the industry.” Career hiGhliGhts among the many milestone moments in his career, Symonds cites his time working on-site at the newfoundland and Labrador Power Commission’s Baie D’Espoir hydroelectric Development, one of the island’s six hydroelectric plants. “for most of my career at Pyramid, I Doug Symonds is too busy working to think about retiring. Roofing Ltd. We are COR Certified Safety on the jobsite is highly important to us. Phone - 709-789-2720 Fax 709-789-3857 Email-
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[email protected] 127 2016 NLCA Construction Journal holden on to the memories economy had been thriving at the time. “Onward and upward, bigger is better,” holden says, adding he was 35 years old when he embarked on the entrepreneurial route. “I wish I had the energy now that I had then,” he says with a chuckle. When holden Construction Company Limited was in operation, holden recalls working on many pre-engineered buildings, citing he didn’t do many “big projects”. he didn’t work on housing or heavy road work but he focused on buildings, renovations, extensions and schools, adding he wasn’t a big contractor during that time. “anything that was anywhere from $100,000, we would bid on it. I don’t think I did many other jobs more than $1,000,000,” holden says. all good things must come to an end, however. unfortunately, holden decided to close up shop in 1998 due to “poor economic times” and the fact that there were “too many of us chasing the same dollar”. holden also said he had office to keep things neutral for the subcontractors and we pass them onto general contractors,” holden explains, also mentioning he was instrumental in setting the system up. as well, holden was also responsible for keeping, writing and distributing the minutes of board of directors’ meetings that took place once or twice a month. “We [also] had a whole bunch of committees. We had a suppliers’ committee, mechanical section, electrical section and so on. So far at that time, when we first started, we were heavily involved in labour relations,” holden says, adding he often acted as secretary for those committees. “We organized the committees that negotiated with the union.” Eventually, holden became restless and he moved on to create his own general contracting business, holden Construction Company Limited, before officially closing it in 1998. When holden created his company, he said the other surfacing interests he wanted to pursue. “a lot of companies were going down the tubes at that time,” holden remembers. “I just closed [my company] before I got in trouble.” Luckily, holden had the commercial cleaning business to fall back on for a while, running that for two to three years, as well as dabbling in some real estate work. holden then sold his interest in the cleaning business six or seven years ago, but he still had the building in which he worked. he then sold the building on the old market. although holden was no longer working at the nLCa, he was still asked to chair the bid repository committee even after he left. “they asked me if I would stay on the board of directors and chair that committee, which I did,” he says. holden stayed on the nLCa board for five years, and he was also chair of the nLCa in 1981. t MJRASONRY A diverse masonry contractor MJR Masonry Inc. is a masonry contracting company that provides services throughout the province of Newfoundland. We offer over 25 years of combined experience in the commercial and residential sectors of the masonry construction industry. MJR Masonry provides professional service in both commercial and residential masonry construction. Specializing in brick, block, and stone, MJR Masonry offers quality workmanship with competitive pricing. 96 Pleasant Street | St John’s NL A1E 1L4 | www.mjrmasonry.com Contact: MATTHEW ROGERS CELL: 709-743-7273 OFFICE: 709-722-8764 EMAIL:
[email protected] Masonry by MJR MASONRY INC. Masonry by MJR MASONRY INC. commercial & residential brick, block, natural stone, artificial stone Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association128 Investing time equates to ongoing satisfaction By Melanie Franner Roy Parsons has been a part of the construction scene for more than 50 years. roy Parsons has BEEn a part of the newfoundland and Labrador construction industry for more than 50 years. he began by working alongside his father, who started a general contracting operation back in 1954. and he never left. Sure, W.h. Parsons Ltd. has evolved over time into a real estate holding company, but it has evolved into other companies as well. today, Parsons Engineering Consultants Inc. (which specializes in designing fall protection systems for industrial and commercial use) and Steelfab Industries Limited (a presence in the steel fabrication and erection business since 1980) are also part of the mix. Roy Parson’s son Bill, who is also an engineer, has been president of the group for more than 10 years. ChanGinG tiMes In the half century that Parsons has been working in the industry, he has witnessed a lot of industry changes. “I think computer technology changed everything for anybody involved in the construction industry,” he says, adding that it wasn’t a change that was necessarily for the better. “I think everyone’s expectations are beyond the capabilities of the industry. Everybody today thinks that things can be done instantaneously. It still takes manpower and knowledge to get things done.” It also takes a lot of good, old-fashioned hard work, something that Parsons himself is intimately familiar with. “I was one of the first people asked to help get an industry organization started,” states Parsons, who refers to the humble beginnings of the nLCa itself. “It was back in 1966. and it took two years of planning on the part of a small group of individuals to finally get it off the ground.” Parsons admits that those first couple of years weren’t easy. “there were a few challenges that had to be overcome,” he says. “One of the big ones was to get agreement among ourselves. We were a collection of general contractors, trade contractors and suppliers. We tried to get representation from all segments of the industry.” the planning and brainstorming sessions eventually allowed the group to create the nLCa, and in the process, to also form lifelong friendships. “We would move our meetings from one house to another so eventually, we all became quite good friends,” states Parsons. “the industry was quite small at that time. We didn’t have any established standard practices or procedures. all that was yet to come.” One of the first items on the agenda of the fledging association was to create a planroom. “there wasn’t a place where people could go to look at drawings,” says Parsons. “One of the guys, Jack Green, had some space available in his building on O’Leary avenue so we rented office space and set up an office, complete with a plans-viewing room. from day one, we hired Don holden as a full-time manager. having a full-time manager made a big difference in getting things up and running properly.” according to Parsons, it was a good 10 years in the making before the nLCa became a financially self-sustaining association. “a lot of people were very apprehensive about the membership fee at first,” he says. “We had to hire a manager and secretarial staff right away. there were 12 of us at the time so we each gave the bank a $1,000 guarantee and then we each paid our membership fee. It wasn’t a lot but it was enough to get us started.” the Parsons Engineering Group remains an active member of the nLCa today. Parsons himself was the third president/ chairman1 of the association – being in office for the first all- important meeting with the Premier and the nLCa. 129 2016 NLCA Construction Journal Investing time equates to ongoing satisfaction 1 Prior to 1993, the chairman was referred to as president. TOLL FREE: 1-866-944-2226 46 Robin Hood Bay Rd. | St. John’s, NL A1A 5V3 A Tradition of Fencing Solutions *66*66 *(1(5$/�6725$*(�6 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association130 oceanex’s transportation services cater to province’s construction industry By Lisa Fattori cargo was shipped from Montreal to Corner Brook,” says Matthew hynes, executive vice-president for Oceanex. “Every week, we have two ships calling St. John’s from Montreal and another one coming from halifax. We have our own shipping and trucking services, and manage the terminal activity in Montreal, halifax and St. John’s to provide customers with a vertically integrated transportation solution. Oceanex handles the goods for a cross-section of the economy and, for the construction industry, transports a variety of cargo, including building construction materials, steel girders for bridges, pre-fab materials and heavy equipment.” under new ownership since 2007, Oceanex has expanded services, as an IntErmodaL tErmInaL and freight transportation company, Oceanex Inc. is integral to the movement of materials and equipment for construction projects in newfoundland and Labrador. from resource-based industries to industrial, commercial and residential developments, Oceanex has the logistical expertise to transport cargo from anywhere in north america to newfoundland. through its inlands division, the company also co- ordinates the delivery of cargo to and from its piers, offering customers a seamless pier to pier and door-to-door transportation solution. “Oceanex and its predecessors have been servicing newfoundland for over 100 years, dating back to 1909, when opening two new terminals in St. John’s and adding the largest Canadian-flagged ConRo (container and roll on/roll off) ship in the country to its fleet in 2013. the custom- designed Oceanex Connaigra has a carrying capacity of 26,800 tonnes and was designed specifically to accommodate containers, trailers and automobiles. the ship is the largest of Oceanex’s three vessels, and sails between Montreal and St. John’s weekly. In July 2014, the Oceanex Connaigra was used to ship two new transformers from Montreal to newfoundland. Manufactured by Quebec-based aBB, the transformers were scheduled to replace infrastructure at a transformer station in St. John’s. Weighing 250 tonnes and 180 tonnes, the transformers qualified as an over- dimensional load, which required specialized trailers and shipment by the Oceanex Connaigra. “the Oceanex Connaigra is a custom-designed ship, with provisions to accommodate over-dimensional loads, and no other ship in the world has a similar carrying capacity for its size,” hynes says. “We worked with Mammoet, who specializes in trailers for heavy loads for the trucking portion of the project, and shipped the transformers from Montreal to Bay Bulls.” Because of the weight and dimensions of the loads, special routing was required to transport the transformers to St. John’s. Bulls Bay was selected as the best terminal, to avoid the challenges of trucking the Oceanex, Inc. is essential for the movement of materials and equipment for construction projects in Newfoundland and Labrador. 131 2016 NLCA Construction Journal as building materials for the tower, from halifax to St. John’s, where they were then trucked to the construction site. “there were over 500 truckloads of forms that had to be transported,” hynes says. “We worked with the developer to identify space near the site and staged 200 loads before construction started. after the parking garage was complete, we worked with the contractor to deliver various other components, including steel, glass and other building materials for the tower.” Other recent Oceanex projects, specific to newfoundland and Labrador’s construction industry, include importing steel girders, more than 100 feet in length, for the Sir ambrose Shea Lift Bridge replacement project in Placentia. the company also played a key role in the transportation of building materials for the new vale nickel processing plant in Long harbour. Construction of the $2.5 u.S. billion plant began in 2009, with the facility commencing production in July of 2014. the plant began processing raw materials from Indonesia and small quantities of ore from vale’s mine in voisey’s Bay, but is expected to process material from the Labrador mine exclusively by the end of 2015. In the next three years, production will ramp up to 50,000 tonnes annually of processed nickel rounds, which will be load through St. John’s, where there are over-head utilities and other obstructions. a typical load is 30 tonnes, which doesn’t call for special trailers and permits. the transformers, however, required a 135-foot trailer, a full escort and supervision by utilities personnel. “In a six-hour operation, the transformers were transported from Bay Bulls to St. John’s,” hynes says. “this occurred overnight, so that there would be no traffic disruptions for motorists. there are four more of those units scheduled to be installed at the Soldiers Pond transmission line transformer station. the contract to transport them has not yet been awarded, but they will be moved in 2016.” the newly opened 351 office tower at 351 Water St. in St. John’s also required Oceanex’s expertise in the transportation of construction materials. Developed by East Port Properties Ltd., 351 is a six-storey office building that is supported by a six-level structural pre-cast concrete parking garage for 445 vehicles. the parkade’s pre-cast concrete components were supplied by Strescon Limited’s Precast Division, who fabricated 1,061 pre-cast pieces and 22 Peikko steel Deltabeams. Oceanex was commissioned to transport the prefabricated concrete forms, as well exported to international markets. “Over a period of five years, we moved over 2,750 loads of construction materials, everything from legal loads to over dimensional loads,” hynes says “When the plant began production, we transported raw material from mines elsewhere, to the facility, and then the processed product out of the province to designated markets.” With control of the largest marine terminal in newfoundland that handle containers and trailers, Oceanex dispatches throughout the province about 50 per cent of all cargo that is brought to the island. the company has a fleet of over 2,500 containers and provides sales and rental services for new and used containers, which can be used for storage at construction sites. Customers can opt for door-to-door transportation services in the delivery of building materials or Oceanex staff will deliver to local companies that supply construction projects. “Depending on the project, we can deal directly with contractors, or deliver to local suppliers who have their own transportation services,” hynes says. “If a project calls for a full load shipment, then the load will be consigned right to the construction site, but we can also offer door-to-door service for smaller projects as well.” t “Oceanex and its predecessors have been servicing Newfoundland for over 100 years, dating back to 1909, when cargo was shipped from Montreal to Corner Brook” MattHew HyneS, exeCutive viCe-PreSiDent For oCeanex. Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association132 September 18 , 2015 - th Humber Valley Golf Resort, Little Rapids, NL 2015 Fall Golf Tournament to our generous sponsors! Thank youThank you Thank you to all the players and sponsors for continuing to make the fall tournament a success! A great day on the green on the West Coast of NL ! was had by all Congratulations to the winning team: Island Roofing Co. Ltd. Photo (L-R): Donald Park, Dan Pilz, John Meaney, Darren Park and NLCA Golf Chair, Rhonda Collings. NLCA Golfers Donate to Kids Eat Smart Foundation of NL Thank you to all golfers for digging deep into their pockets to raise a total of $850.00 in aid of the Upper Gullies Elementary School Kids Eat Smart Program. A1 Safety Training & Consulting Ltd. Atlantic Ready Mix Bird-Stairs Bluebird Investments Ltd. Brook Construction (2007) Inc. Capital Ready Mix Cummins Eastern Canada LP Dawe's Mechanical (1981) Ltd. Drycore Eastern Inc. Exploits Welding and Machine Shop Ltd. Island Roofing Co. Ltd. North Atlantic Northridge Developments Ltd. Pen/Mar Trades Ltd. Tech Construction (2012) Ltd. 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What the Shriners do as a charitable organization is something special that has made a world of difference in the lives of families across newfoundland and Labrador. thank you to the 2015 Charity auction Committee for their hard work and dedication. the committee members are: Lorraine Ennis, committee chair, Sheraton hotel newfoundland; Barbara hayward, Extreme East Metals Inc.; kevin Green, newfoundland Power; terry Scaplen, tempo Construction Management Inc.; Darren Park, Island Roofing Co. Ltd.; Roger tinkham, Mazol Shriners; aimee Sue ash, ash Drywall Ltd.; holly hicks, n.D. Dobbin Group of Companies; and kelly White. nLca’s 2015 charity of choice: The Mazol Shriners Children’s Transportation Fund From left to right: Roger Tinkham, past Potentate of Mazol Shriners; Lorraine Ennis, NLCA 2015 Charity Auction Committee chair; and Roland Card, Assistant Rabban. 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On hand to accept the cheque for the upper Gullies Elementary School kids Eat Smart Program, were Matthew Smith, principal of the school, and albert Spracklin, volunteer. the cheque was proudly presented to them by kirk Saunders, nLCa board secretary/treasurer and past chair, and Rhonda neary, nLCa president/COO. Upper Gullies Elementary School kids Eat smart Program PLANNING. SUPPLY. INSTALLATION. SERVICE. INSTRUMENTATION ° HVAC ° ABB Variable Frequency Drives. ° MSA CO/NO2 and Refrigerant gas detection systems. ° Municipal chlorination and filtration systems. TECHNICAL SERVICES ° Inspection, Testing & Commissioning Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Extinguishers, Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression Systems. ° Siemens Fire Alarm Systems. ° Ansul Fire Extinguishers. ° Ansul Fire Suppression Systems for Kitchens or Computer Rooms. Installation of all of the above. Give us a call to learn more! 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[email protected] 14 Robin hood Bay Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5v3 tel: (709) 576-6070 fax: (709) 576-1381 163 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. aiMs ltd. Brian Pevlin
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[email protected] 136 highmeadow Drive Moncton, nB E1G 2C3 tel: (506) 855-0022 fax: (506) 384-5111 Your Authorized Dealer for Redi Rock in Western NL “SEA WALL BLOCK” YOUR “YEAR ROUND” SUPPLIER OF READY MIX CONCRETE IN THE CORNER BROOK & DEER LAKE AREAS! OTHER PRODUCTS & SERVICES Brick & Block Products • Retaining Wall Systems • Paving Stones • Garden Products Precast Products • Septic Tanks • Manhole Components • Screened & Washed Sand Crushed & Washed Stone • Stone Slinger • Tandem/Tandem Mixers • Concrete Pumps Sidewalk Construction • Slipform Curb Machine • Semi Dumps 280 Humber Road | Corner Brook, Newfoundland | Phone: (709) 634.1885 Atlantic Industrial Projects Inc. Mechanical Contracting, Welding and Fabrication Ben Strickland President, Project Manager email:
[email protected] 18 Humber Park Corner Brook, NL A2H 2Z9 Phone: (709) 638-3436 | Fax: (709) 634-2010 165 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. atlantiC Canada WaterWorks Chris Blundon
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[email protected] Box 633, Shearstown 5 Eric’s Place Bay Roberts, nL a0a 3v0 tel: (709) 786-1832 bailey’s Marine serViCe ltd. Dean Bailey
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[email protected] P.O. Box 8026 St. John’s, nL a1B 3M7 tel: (709) 364-9008 fax: (709) 364-8568 balCo ConstruCtion inC. Gerald Ballett
[email protected] Box 186, Station C St. John’s, nL a1C 5J2 tel: (709) 745-3460 fax: (709) 745-3472 bank oF noVa sCotia Lindsey Peddle
[email protected] 245 Water Street St. John’s nL a1C 5h5 tel: (709) 576-7569 fax: (709) 576-7917 baraCo – atlantiC CorP. Bobby Clarke
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[email protected] 1 Centennial Street, Suite 105 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 0C9 tel: (709) 691-5353 aViVa insuranCe CoMPany Bill Giffin
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[email protected] P.O. Box 297 Springdale, nL a0J 1t0 tel: (709) 673-3338 fax: (709) 673-4717 b. daVis aGenCies ltd. Blair Davis
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[email protected] P.O. Box 191 South River, nL a0a 3W0 tel: (709) 528-1360 fax: (709) 528-1182 167 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. blaCk & MCdonald ltd. George Dalton
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[email protected] 37 Brook Street P.O. Box 792 Corner Brook, nL a2h 6G7 tel: (709) 634-5537 fax: (709) 634-7261 bioMaxx WasteWater solutions inC. Steve Priestley / Chris Haley
[email protected] 1 – 7163 vantage Way Delta, BC v4G 1n1 tel: (604) 940-5556 / (403) 660-1082 fax: (604) 940-5557 bird ConstruCtion GrouP Roger Rowsell
[email protected] 90 O’Leary avenue, Suite 202 St. John’s, nL a1B 3P2 tel: (709) 579-4747 fax: (709) 579-4745 bird-stairs Dennis Seaward
[email protected] 153 Glencoe Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S7 tel: (709) 747-0040 fax: (709) 747-0051 bellWether healthCare solutions inC. Tom Anderson tom.anderson@ bellwetherhealthcare.com 185 Commonwealth avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4L3 tel: (902) 827-7122 fax: (902) 827-5611 bennetts ConstruCtion & suPPlies ltd. Charles Bennett
[email protected] P.O. Box 7 Grand Bank, nL a0E 1W0 tel: (709) 832-2800 fax: (709) 832-2877 biG land ConstruCtion ltd. Kathy Goudie
[email protected] 59 Rooseverlt avenue, unit 101 St. John’s, nL a1a 0E8 tel: (709) 325-0184 fax: (418) 668-0652 S Underwater Welding & Cutting S Underwater Video & Photography S Surveys – Inspections – Repairs S Ultrasonic Testing S Internal Pipe Inspections S ROV Services 90 Kippens Road, Kippens, NL A2N 1B3 • P: 709-643-9260 F: 709-643-9889 • TF: 1-877-643-9260 • E:
[email protected] Bailey’s Marine Service Ltd. COMMERCIAL DIVING SERVICES DEAN BAILEY PRESIDENT Building Relationships One Client At A Time · 30 years of quality masonry · Professional management team p: (709) 691-5353 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association168 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. breWster Well drillinG Kyle Fetterly
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[email protected] P.O. Box 382 Grand falls – Windsor, nL a2a 2J8 tel: (709) 489-5403 fax: (709) 489-4141 borealis ConsultinG inC. Randy Tucker
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[email protected] P.O. Box 956 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 3C9 tel: (709) 682-9666 fax: (709) 753-8584 CONSTRUCTION 52 Main Street | Little Burnt Bay, Newfoundland A0G 3B0 Ph: 709.535.6350 Fax: 709-535-3699 |
[email protected] Leon Cell: 709-541-1634 Dawson Cell: 709-541-3228 BOYD BUNGAY& CONSTRUCTION LTD. Excavating | Backhoe | Snow Plowing | Land Clearing, Landscaping Gravel | Septic Systems | Road Construction, Topsoil FREE ESTIMATES 141 Carolina Avenue, P.O Box 183 • Stephenville, NL A2N 2Y9 SHAWN BOYD Tel: 709.643.3990 Fax: 709.643.3995 Cell: 709.214.7212 169 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. C. barnes exCaVatinG inC. Clifton Barnes
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[email protected] 52 Main Street Little Burnt Bay, nL a0G 3B0 tel: (709) 535-6350 fax: (709) 535-3699 MOBILE INDUSTRIAL SHELTER PROVIDERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1-877-322-1113 WWW.CANAMPLATFORMS.CA 1-877-322-1113 GENERAL CONTRACTORS INDUSTRIAL SHELTERS 1-877-322-1113 ISO 9001: 2008 REGISTERED WWW.CANAMPLATFORMS.CA Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association170 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. Castle CarPet (2000) liMited Barry Brake
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[email protected] 93 Edinburgh avenue Gander, nL a1y 1C9 tel: (709) 256-7112 fax: (709) 256-8324 Centinel serViCes Jamie Valone
[email protected] 22 Duffy Place St. John’s, nL a1B 4M5 tel: (709) 579-7373 fax: (709) 747-3230 Central health Brian Kinden
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[email protected] tel: (888) 456-0926 fax: (888) 726-7148 761 Bayview Drive, unit a Barrie, On L4n 9a5 Central ready Mix ltd. William White
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[email protected] 210 kenmount Road St. John’s, nL a1B 3R1 tel: (709) 722-8772 fax: (709) 579-5102 CaPital Crane Tyler King
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[email protected] 11 Bambrick Street P.O. Box 473 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 2C4 tel: (709) 364-9760 fax: (709) 364-9760 CaPital PreCast (a diV. oF neWCrete inVestMents liMited PartnershiP) Gary Guinchard
[email protected] P.O. Box 8056, Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 3M7 tel: (709) 364-5008 fax: (709) 364-4833 CaPital ready Mix (a diV. oF neWCrete inVestMents liMited PartnershiP) Jason Coish
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[email protected] 1437 Portugal Cove Road P.O. Box 584 Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s, nL a1M 3R6 tel: (709) 895-6942 fax: (709) 895-6075 Cal leGroW insuranCe Barry Rose
[email protected] 189 higgins Line St. John’s, nL a1B 4n4 tel: (709) 722-3282 fax: (709) 576-1238 Canada bay ConstruCtion Co. ltd. Randy Hancock
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[email protected] P.O. Box 119 Shearstown, nL a0a 3v0 tel: (709) 786-1113 fax: (709) 786-1123 Can-do sheet Metal ltd. Wayne Upshall
[email protected] 75 Conception Bay highway Conception Bay South, nL a1W 3a3 tel: (709) 834-3350 fax: (709) 834-3332 Canduit eleCtriC inC. John Hussey
[email protected] 38 Bay Bulls Road St. John’s, nL a1G 1a5 tel: (709) 757-5010 fax: (709) 364-2350 171 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. Chris sQuires enterPrises Chris Squires
[email protected] 522B Old Broad Cove Road St. Philip’s, nL a1M 1Z2 tel: (709) 687-7535 ChurChill ConstruCtion ltd. Dean Clarke
[email protected] 5-7 aspen Drive P.O. Box 669 happy valley – Goose Bay, nL a0P 1E0 tel: (709) 896-8521 fax: (709) 896-8522 CiMCo reFriGeration Kevin Harris
[email protected] 42 O’Leary avenue St. John’s, nL a1B 2C7 tel: (709) 753-1440 fax: (709) 754-3111 CheM-aQua Canada, a diV. oF nCh William Squires
[email protected] 253 Orenda Road Brampton, On L6t 1E6 tel: (800) 268-0838, Ext. 267 fax: (800) 795-4755 Chiasson ConstruCtion ltd. Lawrence Barry
[email protected] 7 Stratford avenue P.O. Box 149, Station B Goose Bay, nL a0P 1E0 tel: (709) 896-2236 fax: (709) 896-2291 ChiMo ConstruCtion (2014) liMited Ron Hickey
[email protected] 136 Crosbie Road, Suite 409 viking Building P.O. Box 21353 St. John’s, nL a1a 2G6 tel: (709) 739-5900 fax: (709) 739-5511 Centura Floor & Wall tile Andrew Tucker
[email protected] 2 Bruce Street Donovan’s Industrial Park Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4t3 tel: (709) 579-4600 fax: (709) 579-0821 Century 2k inC. Bill Lawlor/ Bill Norris
[email protected] 19 Old Placentia Road Mount Pearl, nL a1n 3C8 tel: (709) 747-8501 fax: (709) 747-8502 Charles r. bell ltd. – FloorinG diVision Greg Elms
[email protected] 126 Glencoe Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S9 tel: (709) 570-5816 fax: (709) 722-6832 97 Clyde Avenue Donovan’s Industrial Park Office: (709) 576-3584 Mt. Pearl, NL A1N 4R9 Fax: (709) 579-3590 Full Site Service Providers of Excavation, Landscaping, In-ground Water Works and Commercial Snow Clearing. CAN DO— CAN-DO SHEET METAL LTD. Sheet Metal Contractors 75 Conception Bay Highway, Unit 2 TEL 709 834 3350 Conception Bay South, NL A1W 3A3 FAX 709 834 3332
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[email protected] Capital interior SyStemS ltd DRYWALL / STEEL STUD T-BAR / INSULATIONRandy Hancock OWNER CANADA BAY CONSTRUCTION PO Box 99 Roddickton, NL A0K 4P0 Home 709 457 2660 Fax 709 457 2193 Cell 709 457 7172
[email protected] Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association172 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. ClassiC WoodWork ltd. Chris Hewitt
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[email protected] 123 – 127 Mcnamara Drive Paradise, nL a1L 0J2 tel: (709) 782-2222 fax: (709) 782-2940 City oF st. John’s Dave Blackmore
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[email protected] 782-2222 Serving St. John’s and the Avalon Peninsula 123-127 McNamara Drive P.O. Box 50042 Paradise, NL A1L 0J2 173 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. CoFFey’s WeldinG serViCes inC. Derek Coffey
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[email protected] P.O. Box 1029 torbay, nL a1k 1k9 tel: (709) 437-6767 fax: (709) 437-6762 ControlPro Distributors Inc. is a wholesaler and distributor of control products and a full service commercial and industrial automation contractor and systems integrator. In our certified panel shop we custom design and manufacture commercial and industrial control panels. ControlPro DISTRIBUTORS INC MIKE NOLAN – GENERAL MANAGER Ph: (709) 738-4048 | Fax: (709) 738-4052 57 Pippy Place St. John’s, NL A1B 4H8 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association174 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. ControlPro distributors inC. Mike Nolan
[email protected] 57 Pippy Place St. John’s, nL a1B 4h8 tel: (709) 738-4048 fax: (709) 738-4052 Controls & eQuiPMent ltd. Randy Stapleton
[email protected] 45 Pippy Place St. John’s, nL a1B 4G3 tel: (709) 753-2048 fax: (709) 753-2303 Core MeChaniCal liMited Richard Marsh
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[email protected] Suite 1000, Scotia Centre 235 Water Street St. John’s, nL a1C 1B6 tel: (709) 738-7800 fax: (709) 570-5736 Crane suPPly Paul Traverse
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[email protected] 35 James Lane P.O. Box 1535 St. John’s, nL a1C 5n8 tel: (709) 579-6969 Crh Canada GrouP inC. David Summers
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[email protected] 1 – 3 union Street, Suite 105 Corner Brook, nL a2h 5M7 tel: (709) 660-4812 fax: (902) 835-1260 ConstruCtion Market data – CMd Kristin Cooper
[email protected] 500 hood Road, 4th floor Markham, On L3R 9Z3 tel: (905) 752-5495 fax: (905) 752-5431 ConstruCtion siGns ltd. Robert O’Keefe
[email protected] P.O. Box 8333 St. John’s, nL a1B 3n7 tel: (709) 782-1000 fax: (709) 782-1404 Contour atlantiC CorP. Brad Pike
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[email protected] 1432 Blackhead Road St. John’s, nL a1C 5h2 tel: (709) 237-7010 fax: (709) 237-3358 ConCrete ProduCts (a diV. oF neWCrete inVestMents liMited PartnershiP) Doug Tipton
[email protected] P.O. Box 8056, Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 3M7 tel: (709) 368-3171 fax: (709) 739-5681 ConQuest ConstruCtion Terry Murphy
[email protected] 66 Indian Pond Estates Conception Bay South, nL a1X 6P7 tel: (709) 743-5906 fax: (709) 240-1317 Cummins Eastern Canada LP 122 Clyde Avenue, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4S3 Sales Rep: Sandy Hussey Direct Line: (709) 747-5904 Email:
[email protected] ©2014 Cummins Power Generation. All rights reserved. Cummins and the “C” logo are registered trademarks of Cummins Inc. “Reliable power for an unreliable world.™” is a trademark of Cummins Power Generation. NAPM-XXXX-EN (2/14) Storms... power outages... Enough already! Reliable power for an unreliable world™ Fight back! Rely on an installed standby generator from Cummins Power Generation. Keep your family safe and comfortable or your business up and running. Contact us to learn more. Rely on an installed standby generator from Cummins Eastern Canada. Keep your family safe and comfortable or your business up and running. Contact us to learn more. Reliable power for an unreliable world™ ©2014 Cummins Power Generation. All rights reserved. Cummins and the “C” logo are registered trademarks of Cummins Inc. “Reliable power for an unreliable world.™” is a trademark of Cummins Power Generation . NAPM-XXXX-EN (2/14) 175 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. daVis industrial hyGiene ConsultinG inC. Nikki Davis
[email protected] P.O. Box 3153 Paradise, nL a1L 3W3 tel: (709) 746-3287 d.F. barnes serViCes George Reid
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[email protected] 422 Logy Bay Road P.O. Box 8338 St. John’s, nL a1B 3n7 tel: (709) 722-8212 fax: (709) 739-0602 CroWn ContraCtinG inC. Paul O’Keefe
[email protected] 117 Mcnamara Drive Paradise, nL a1n 2C3 tel: (709) 782-2212 fax: (709) 782-2230 Csa enterPrises ltd. Keith Russell
[email protected] unit 50, hamlyn Road Plaza P.O. Box 432 St. John’s, nL a1E 5X7 tel: (709) 685-8779 CuMMins eastern Canada lP Ed LeGrow
[email protected] 122 Clyde avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S3 tel: (709) 747-0176 / (709) 747-0192 fax: (709) 747-2283 Curtis PoWerWorks inC. Darren Curtis
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[email protected] Box 45, Site 4, Main Street Bryant’s Cove, nL a0a 3P0 tel: (709) 680-2222 As the workhorse of the Municipal Group, Dexter Construction has been serving Atlantic Canada and beyond for over 50 years. Our team is committed to safety and efficiency, and our expertise is demontrated across a wide range of integrated civil services, including: 11 Austin St, Suite 202 St. John's, NL A1B 4C1 Tel: (709) 726-5249 Fax: (709) 726-2632 St. John's Office Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association176 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. derek Penney eleCtriCal ltd. Derek Penney
[email protected] P.O. Box 8324 St. John’s, nL a1B 3n7 tel: (709) 579-7599 fax: (709) 579-7598 dexter ConstruCtion CoMPany liMited Barry Downer
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[email protected] 806 Churchill avenue P.O. Box 2028 St. John’s, nL a1C 6B5 tel: (709) 733-3836 fax: (709) 570-4946 del tile & terraZZo (1975) ltd. Dennis Bishop
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[email protected] 11 – 17 Bareneed Road P.O. Box 69 Coley’s Point, nL a0a 1X0 tel: (709) 786-0906 fax: (709) 786-0986 daWes ConCrete ProduCts ltd. Chris Dawe
[email protected] P.O. Box 280 Bay Roberts, nL a0a 1G0 tel: (709) 786-2976 fax: (709) 786-0007 daWes MeChaniCal (1981) liMited Kelly Arnold
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[email protected] St. John’s, NL A1B 3N7 www.derekpenneyelectrical.com ENTERPRISES LTD. JANES Certified Insulators • Specializing in insulation for Pipe & Ductwork • Clading Dean Janes Dion Janes 709.680.2222 E:
[email protected] 709.680.3226 www.dmg.nf.ca DMG Consulting Limited (DMG) is an independent, locally owned, consulting engineering and architectural firm with offices located in Gander and St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Halifax, Nova Scotia. The company’s operating history commenced in 1972, and DMG is a multi-disciplinary practice that has gained prominence in the following sectors: • Building / Structural Engineering / Architectural Design Services • LEED AP Services • Engineering Inspections / Building Condition Assessments • Project / Construction Management • Design Build Projects • Municipal Engineering • Airport & Airside Related Works • Marine and Related Services • Transportation Engineering • Communications Engineering • Surveying • Geotechnical Engineering • Materials Testing Laboratory • QA/QC Inspection Services • Phase I Environmental Assessments Gander: 1 (709) 256-7501 | Email:
[email protected] St. John’s: 1 (709) 579-8130 | Halifax: 1 (902) 225-7112 177 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. dWC eleCtriCal ltd. Derm Croke
[email protected] P.O. Box 13007 St. John’s, nL a1B 3v8 tel: (709) 682-7856 fax: (709) 229-0256 dWs data WirinG solutions inC. Rob Collins
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[email protected] D om in ion Recycling Ltd Newfoundland Owned and Operated Serving the General Public and Commercial Sector Since 1992 BUILDING BIGGER TO SERVE YOU BETTER Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association178 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. eastern rooF and Floor truss ManuFaCturinG (2008) Keith Chard
[email protected] Main Street P.O. Box 17 Lethbridge, nL a0C 1v0 tel: (709) 467-5700 fax: (709) 467-5711 eastern sidinG systeMs inC. Glen Spurgeon
[email protected] 5 thomas Byrne Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 0a6 tel: (709) 745-6262 fax: (709) 745-5454 east-Glo ContraCtinG liMited Louis Briffett
[email protected] P.O. Box 198 Glovertown, nL a0G 2L0 tel: (709) 533-6028 fax: (709) 533-2696 eaton industries (Canada) CoMPany David Smith
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[email protected] Room SM135 – Morrisey Road St. Clare’s Mercy hospital 154 LeMarchant Road St. John’s, nL a1C 5B8 tel: (709) 777-5161 fax: (709) 777-5164 e.J. loGGinG ltd. Eric Patey
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[email protected] 149 Mcnamara Drive St. John’s, nL a1L 0a7 tel: (709) 757-6996 east Can transPort serViCes ltd. Gerry Dowden
[email protected] 422 Logy Bay Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5C6 tel: (709) 722-1991 fax: (709) 722-8742 east Coast Marine and industrial ltd. Gary Eavis
[email protected] 26 Water Street P.O. Box 785, Station C St. John’s, nL a1C 5L7 tel: (709) 722-8600 fax: (709) 722-9325 Proudly serving the West Coast of NL Commercial / Industrial Residential Certified Electricians Office: (709) 639-0998 24 Hour Emergency Service: (709) 640-5112 www.ecocontractingltd.ca COR Certified 179 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. eleCtroniC Centre liMited Wayne C. Squires
[email protected] 50 Pippy Place St. John’s, nL a1B 4h7 tel: (709) 579-5021 fax: (709) 579-8014 ellisdon CorPoration Kirk Saunders
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[email protected] 50 Pippy Place, unit 17 P.O. Box 13396, Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 4B8 tel: (709) 722-8885 fax: (709) 722-8889 eFCo enterPrises ltd. Fintan Alexander
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[email protected] 55 Pippy Place Mailing address: P.O. Box 179 Bay Roberts, nL a0a 1G0 St. John’s, nL a1B 4h8 tel: (709) 237-4643 fax: (709) 237-4653 eConoMy dryWall suPPlies Earl Gosling
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[email protected] 21 Sagona avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4P8 tel: (709) 364-4527 fax: (709) 364-4500 eddison’s ContraCtinG inC./ eCi: build Travis Eddison
[email protected] 166 Indian Pond Drive Conception Bay South, nL a1X 6P4 tel: (709) 690-5677 edWard Collins ContraCtinG ltd. Edward Collins
[email protected] P.O. Box 51 Jerseyside, nL a0B 2G0 tel: (709) 227-5509 fax: (709) 227-3704 (709) 364-9785 50 Sagona Av, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4R3 S E R V I C E S • Commercial roofing contractor • Single-ply roofing systems • Modified bitumen • Commercial roof installations • Repairs and replacements • Snow and ice removal • Inspections • Preventative maintenance • 24 hour emergency service P: 709-237-6014 F: 709-237-6142 C: 709-631-1397
[email protected] www.excelroofingsystemsinc.ca Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association180 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. exCel ConstruCtion ltd. Mike Walsh
[email protected] P.O. Box 62 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 2C1 tel: (709) 770-8152 fax: (709) 747-5475 exCel rooFinG systeMs inC. Hector Hann
[email protected] 8 Dammerills Lane St. John’s, nL a1E 6C7 tel: (709) 237-6014 fax: (709) 237-6142 exP serViCes inC. Cathy Delaney
[email protected] 60 Pippy Place, Suite 200 St. John’s, nL a1B 4h7 tel: (709) 579-2886 fax: (709) 738-1596 exPloits eleCtriCal ltd. Keith Sweeney
[email protected] 6a union Street P.O. Box 8311 Grand falls – Windsor, nL a2a 2P7 tel: (709) 489-4242 fax: (709) 489-4242 exPloits Valley PaVinG ltd. Peter Noel
[email protected] 5 toulett Drive Grand falls – Windsor, nL a2B 0a4 tel: (709) 489-7562 fax: (709) 489-7021 exPloits WeldinG & MaChine shoP ltd. Edward Stuckless
[email protected] 2 Queensway Grand falls – Windsor, nL a2B 1J3 tel: (709) 489-5618 fax: (709) 489-4376 extreMe east Metals inC. Stephen Hayward
[email protected] Civic: 85 Bremigens Boulevard, Paradise 10 Williamston Close Paradise, nL a1n 4S1 tel: (709) 747-1159 fax: (709) 747-1169 enViroMed deteCtion serViCes (diV. oF enViroMed analytiCal inC.) Lee Parmiter
[email protected] 145 Mcnamara Drive Paradise, nL a1L 0a7 tel: (709) 368-9000 fax: (709) 368-1256 enVirosaFe Fuel systeMs ltd. Harvey Slade
[email protected] 15 aspen Road Box 274, Station B happy valley – Goose Bay, nL a0P 1E0 tel: (709) 896-2033 fax: (709) 896-2034 eriC taylor ltd. Glen Greeley
[email protected] 40 foxtrap access Road Conception Bay South, nL a1X 7n3 tel: (709) 834-5730 fax: (709) 834-5255 eV-Cor enterPrises ltd. Stacy Evans
[email protected] 16 treeview Lane P.O. Box 1138 Botwood, nL a0h 1E0 tel: (709) 257-3653 fax: (709) 257-4670 eVerGreen enterPrises ltd. Larry Owens evergreenenterprisesltd@ nf.sympatico.ca 30 Reid’s Lane Deer Lake, nL a8a 2a2 tel: (709) 635-2803 fax: (709) 635-3678 eVolution GrouP inC. Phillip Kerri
[email protected] 131 Mcnamara Drive P.O. Box 3223 Paradise, nL a1L 3W4 tel: (709) 691-3599 fax: (709) 782-1970 enerGy ManaGeMent serViCes liMited (eMCs Controls) Chris Whitten
[email protected] 54 Glencoe Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S9 P.O. Box 50021 Paradise, nL a1L 1P0 tel: (709) 368-2088 fax: (709) 368-2098 enertrak inC. David Elliot
[email protected] 19 Clyde avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R8 tel: (709) 747-2669 fax: (709) 747-2493 enG enVironMental teChnoloGies inC. Steven G. Wheller
[email protected] P.O. Box 564 Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s, nL a1M 3R6 tel: (709) 682-4828 enGineered air Karen Duffy
[email protected] 10 akerley Boulevard, unit 54 Dartmouth, nS B3B 1J4 tel: (902) 835-2242 fax: (902) 835-6259 enGineerinG sPeCialties ltd. Winston Adams
[email protected] 55 Devereauk Lane Logy Bay, nL a1k 3a6 tel: (709) 753-8668 fax: (709) 753-8213 enViro air Quality systeMs ltd. Wayne Smith
[email protected] P.O. Box 13201, Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 4a4 tel: (709) 745-4521 fax: (709) 368-4044 enVirobate inC. Cara Strickland
[email protected] tel: (902) 832-0820 fax: (902) 832-0662 93 Susie Lake Crescent halifax, nS B3S 1C3 181 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. Fixair inC. Janet Hodgson
[email protected] 1495 topsail Road Paradise, nL B3B 1R8 tel: (902) 481-2850 fax: (902) 481-2860 Fit industrial inC. Joanne Morris
[email protected] 157 Glencoe Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S7 tel: (709) 325-0176 fax: (709) 368-9952 extreMe FabriCators ltd. Fred Noftall
[email protected] 44 Garden Road Seal Cove Conception Bay South, nL a1X 6n7 tel: (709) 744-2035 fax: (709) 744-2986 F. W. Connolly eleCtriCal ltd. Jonathan Connolly
[email protected] P.O. Box 10 Georgetown, nL a0a 2Z0 tel: (709) 528-4300 fax: (709) 528-4671 FairVieW inVestMents ltd. Geoff Clarke
[email protected] 360 topsail Road St. John’s, nL a1E 2B6 tel: (709) 368-0161 fax: (709) 368-0162 Farrells exCaVatinG ltd. William Farrell
[email protected] P.O. Box 909 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 3C8 tel: (709) 745-5904 fax: (709) 745-3222 FiltruM inC. François Noël
[email protected] 430 Entrepreneurs Road Quebec, QC G1M 1B3 tel: (418) 687-0628 fax: (418) 687-3687 Fire-teCh systeMs ltd. Dennis Moulton
[email protected] P.O. Box 28105 St. John’s, nL a1B 4J8 tel: (709) 739-1984 fax: (709) 739-1993 First CoPy duPliCatinG Centre ltd. Paul Winsor
[email protected] P.O. Box 2372 St. John’s, nL a1C 6E7 tel: (709) 753-1929 fax: (709) 753-0690 P.O. Box 10, Georgetown, NL A0A 2Z0 (709) 528-4300 Commercial, Industrial, Residential F.W. Connolly Electrical Ltd. G. Pelley Limited Marine Hardware, Hot Dip Galvanizing, Sub Station Hardware, Metal Fabrication Pole Line Hardware & Structural Steel Rhodes Pelley Manager
[email protected] Ph.: (709)673-4296 Cell: (709)673-7172 Fax: (709)673-3601 21 Industrial Park, Springdale, NL A0J 1T0 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association182 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. GidC MeCatina inC. Dean McKinnon
[email protected] C.P. 156, 6 Mecatina La tabatiere, QC G0G 1t0 tel: (418) 773-2659 fax: (418) 773-2526 Gilbert neWFoundland and labrador ContraCtinG ltd. Vassilis Fasfalis
[email protected] head Office: 1700 talbot – Suite 400 Chicoutimi, QC G7h 7L1 tel: (418) 549-7705 fax: (418) 549-6285 Gladney’s deMolition and exCaVatinG Josh Gladney
[email protected] 27 Gladney’s Lane Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s, nL a1M 2t6 tel: (709) 895-0282 fax: (709) 895-3126 Glenn CollinGs ltd. Glenn Collings
[email protected] 7 Mackay Street Gander, nL a1v 1R6 tel: (709) 424-5222 fax: (709) 256-8222 GMk eQuiPMent rentals ltd. Michael Davis
[email protected] P.O. Box 190 Port Blandford, nL a0C 2G0 tel: (709) 543-2202 fax: (709) 543-2925 Goodyear’s eleCtriCal ltd. Jay Downey
[email protected] 125 armstrong Boulevard Gander, nL a1v 2P2 tel: (709) 256-7882 fax: (709) 651-2727 Goose bay Painters ltd. Lisa Curl
[email protected] P.O. Box 429, Station B happy valley – Goose Bay, nL a0P 1E0 tel: (709) 896-6397 fax: (709) 896-7001 G. Pelley ltd. Rhodes Pelley
[email protected] P.O. BOX 610 Springdale, nL a0J 1t0 tel: (709) 673-4296 fax: (709) 673-3601 G.s. hunt Granville Hunt
[email protected] P.O. Box 550 Bell Island, nL a0a 4h0 tel: (709) 488-2083 fax: (709) 488-3054 Gallants rooFinG ltd. Terry Gallant
[email protected] 9 Rumbolts Road P.O. Box 143 Benoit’s Cove, nL a0L 1a0 tel: (709) 789-2720 fax: (709) 789-3857 Gander eleCtriCal & MeChaniCal ltd. Alvin Adams
[email protected] 2 McCurdy Drive Gander, nL a1v 1a2 tel: (709) 424-1504 fax: (709) 256-7033 Geo Glass & aluMinuM ltd. George Hoyles
[email protected] 32 Dundee avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R7 tel: (709) 364-2806 fax: (709) 364-6130 GeotherMal solutions inC. Dave Sullivan
[email protected] 54 vineyard Drive Paradise, nL a1L 3W5 tel: (709) 781-6038 fax: (709) 781-0668 GFl enVironMental inC. Shannon Crawley
[email protected] 30 Eastland Drive St. John’s, nL a1a 0n1 tel: (709) 728-2109 fax: (709) 753-3624 Floors Plus CoMMeriCal (a diV. oF install a-Flor ltd.) Francis Chisholm
[email protected] 31 Sterns Court Dartmouth, nS B3B 1W7 tel: (902) 468-5576 fax: (902) 468-2548 FloteCh enterPrises ltd. Paul Chafe
[email protected] 1170 topsail Road Mount Pearl, nL a1n 5E8 tel: (709) 747-7310 fax: (709) 747-7017 Flynn Canada ltd. Anthony Upwards
[email protected] 26 Corey king Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 0a2 tel: (709) 739-9006 fax: (709) 739-9007 FoCus eleCtriCal sales inC. Perry Bryant / John Attwood
[email protected] 451 kenmount Road, Suite 202 St. John’s, nL a1B 3P9 tel: (709) 754-5290 fax: (506) 852-9118 Forbo FloorinG inC. Ann Marie Hearn
[email protected] 111 Westmore Drive Rexdale, On M9v 3y6 tel: (416) 661-2351 fax: (416) 745-4211 Fortis ConCrete inC. Alton Goobie
[email protected] P.O. Box 9134 Clarenville, nL a5a 2C2 tel: (709) 546-2710 fax: (709) 546-2669 G & r ContraCtinG ltd. Gary Handcock
[email protected] 117 Main Street Sandringham, nL a0G 3y0 tel: (709) 677-2219 fax: (709) 677-3619 183 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. h & b ConstruCtion ltd. Diane Bonnell
[email protected] P.O. Box 29 new harbour, nL a0B 2P0 tel: (709) 582-2800 fax: (709) 582-3119 h & F eleCtriCal ltd. Gary Hayes
[email protected] 105B Clyde avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R9 tel: (709) 782-3604 fax: (709) 782-2074 h & M housinG inC. Hubert Randell
[email protected] 1 Dorset Drive P.O. Box 85 Englee, nL a0k 2J0 tel: (709) 866-2100 fax: (709) 866-2743 h & r MeChaniCal suPPlies ltd. Roger Whalen
[email protected] 14 Penny Lane St. John’s, nL a1a 5C9 tel: (709) 753-8210 fax: (709) 753-1220 h. burton eleCtriC liMited Harold Burton
[email protected] P.O. Box 13413 Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 4B7 tel: (709) 726-6888 fax: (709) 576-7090 Greenslades ConstruCtion ltd. Derek Greenslade
[email protected] 188 Conception Bay highway Conception Bay South, nL a1W 3G9 tel: (709) 834-2058 fax: (709) 834-2070 Grey roCk serViCes inC. Rob Bemister
[email protected] 1001 Luce Street P.O. Box 391 Labrador City, nL a2v 2k7 tel: (709) 944-2995 fax: (709) 944-5755 GuildFords (2005) inC. Kevin McEvoy
[email protected] 54 Clyde avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S1 tel: (709) 368-3134 fax: (709) 368-7477 GuilleVin international Co. Reg Warren
[email protected] 87 O’Leary avenue St. John’s, nL a1B 4B2 tel: (709) 722-1420 fax: (709) 722-0897 Guy J. bailey liMited Scott Bailey
[email protected] P.O. Box 184 Baie verte, nL a0k 1B0 tel: (709) 532-4642 fax: (709) 532-4643 Gosse’s landsCaPinG inC. Daniel Gosse
[email protected] 20 Russworthy Place torbay, nL a1k 1J7 tel: (709) 437-6456 fax: (709) 437-7223 Granite ManaGeMent ltd. Harry Spurrell
[email protected] 82 Clyde avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S2 tel: (709) 764-5397 fax: (709) 747-3841 Grant thornton Janet March
[email protected] Suite 300, 15 International Place St. John’s, nL a1a 0L4 tel: (709) 778-8810 fax: (709) 722-7892 Graybar Canada Paul Warren
[email protected] 47 Pippy Place St. John’s, nL a1B 3t1 tel: (709) 722-6161 fax: (709) 722-8886 Greatario enGineered storaGe systeMs Steve Gregory
[email protected] P.O. Box 399 Innerkip, On n0J 1M0 tel: (519) 469-8169 fax: (519) 469-8157 32 Dundee Avenue, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4R7 T 709 364-2806 F 709 364-6130
[email protected] Aluminum Windows Entrances Curtain Walls Skylights Kevin Higdon: 709-683-3220 Glenn Bonnell: 709-683-2081 H&B Construction Ltd. Phone: 709-582-2800/3900 • Fax: 709-582-3119 • Email:
[email protected] P.O. Box 29, New Harbour, NL A0B 2P0 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association184 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. harbour eleCtriC ltd. Kirk Harris
[email protected] 55 Clearwater Drive Clarenville, nL a5a 4P5 tel: (709) 466-5900 fax: (709) 466-5903 harris rebar Alex Kazak
[email protected] 1497 Conception Bay highway Conception Bay South, nL a1X 6M7 tel: (709) 744-4446 fax: (709) 744-4494 harVey Gale and son liMited Lorie LeCoure
[email protected] 241 Carolina avenue P.O. Box 683 Stephenville, nL a2n 3B5 tel: (709) 643-4333 fax: (709) 643-4733 heat PuMP solutions ltd. Mitchell Stead
[email protected] 16 kirkston avenue Conception Bay South, nL a1W 0B2 tel: (709) 743-5878 heatinG ProduCts (1978) ltd. Dave Thompson
[email protected] P.O. Box 8544 St. John’s, nL a1B 3P2 tel: (709) 753-7344 fax: (709) 753-7447 heddle Marine serViCe nl inC. Dennis Thorne
[email protected] 30 Dundee avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R7 tel: (709) 747-9116 fax: (709) 747-7618 hiCkey ConstruCtion liMited Mike Hickey
[email protected] P.O. Box 1750, Station B happy valley – Goose Bay, nL a0P 1E0 tel: (709) 896-3250 fax: (709) 896-9386 haMPton buildinG systeMs inC. Gina Tapper
[email protected] 1250 kenmount Road Paradise, nL a1L 1n3 tel: (709) 747-4490 fax: (709) 747-9298 hanns eleCtriC ltd. Barrie Hann
[email protected] Box 29 Wesleyville, nL a0G 4R0 tel: (709) 536-2037 fax: (709) 536-5619 harbour ConstruCtion liMited Ernest Dunn
[email protected] P.O. Box 37 Witless Bay, nL a0a 4k0 tel: (709) 334-2910 fax: (709) 334-2919 h. J. bartlett eleCtriC inC. Harry Bartlett
[email protected] 51 Dundee avenue, unit 1 Donovan’s Industrial Park Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R6 tel: (709) 747-2204 fax: (709) 747-2205 h. J. o’Connell ConstruCtion ltd. Terry Curran
[email protected] 90 O’Leary avenue, Suite 101 St. John’s, nL a1B 2C7 tel: (709) 282-5633 fax: (709) 282-3500 h. WarehaM & sons ltd. Wayne Wareham
[email protected] 49 McCurdy Drive Gander, nL a1v 1a1 tel: (709) 256-4753 fax: (709) 651-2401 Heating Products (1978) Limited 6 Duffy Place • St. John’S, newfounDlanD • A1B 4M5 tel: (709) 753-7344 • fax: (709) 753-7447 Ph: 709-896-3250 Web: www.hickeyconstructionltd.com Some of our many services include: • Demolition • Excavation • Road Construction • Water & Sewer • Environmental Remediation & Restoration • Large inventory of heavy equipment rentals • Largest privately owned ice and snow management fleet …And so much more!! CCA 52 is a guide to the strategic formation, operation, and management of joint ventures as a business vehicle in the construction industry. It highlights information and issues that businesses involved in commercial construction may wish to consider in determining whether a joint venture could be a suitable form of organization to develop, advance, or enhance their business purposes. The Guide introduces the concept of a joint venture, and outlines the potential advantages and risks inherent in entering into this form of business organization. In addition, it identifies and describes factors that are important to the success of a joint venture: • Similar visions of success • Appropriate involvement by the parent corporations • A joint venture agreement • Taking joint venture governance seriously • Business planning • Staffing the joint venture correctly • Careful attention to the launch phase • The importance of good communication • Monitoring and control The Guide also features information on the selection and management of joint ventures as well as legal considerations such as alternative legal structures. Insurance, bonding and tax issues are also addressed. An extensive checklist of commercial considerations for a joint venture agreement is included at the end of the Guide: • Introductory general provisions • Creation and purpose of the joint venture • General principles by which the joint venture shall operate • Standard representatives and warranties • Management of the joint venture • Ownership interests in the joint venture • Financial matters affecting the joint venture • Confidentiality, publicity, intellectual property, and • Default provisions • Dispute resolution, and • Miscellaneous provisions CCA 52 ‘Joint Venture Guide’ For more information or to order, please contact NLCA by calling 709-753-8920, email
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[email protected] 2360 Meadowpine Boulevard Mississauga, On L5n 2v8 tel: (800) 363-4458 fax: (800) 363-4459 hiteCh CoMMuniCations ltd. Tyrone Newman
[email protected] 15 Glencoe Drive Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S4 tel: (709) 739-8300 fax: (709) 739-8305 hollisWealth, larry short Larry Short
[email protected] 370 torbay Road, Suite E160 St. John’s, nL a1a 3W8 tel: (709) 726-6991 fax: (709) 726-6999 honeyWell ltd. Chris Stockley
[email protected] P.O. Box 13068 St. John’s, nL a1B 3v8 tel: (709) 758-6000 fax: (709) 758-6013 horseshoe hill ConstruCtion inC. Stephen Kelly
[email protected] 82 Clyde avenue Donovan’s Industrial Park Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4S2 tel: (709) 739-0206 fax: (709) 739-4912 hse inteGrated Andrew Coates
[email protected] 21 Dundee avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R6 tel: (709) 739-6490 fax: (709) 368-6464 hunts ConCrete ltd. Bruce Hunt
[email protected] P.O. Box 206 Grand falls – Windsor, nL a2a 2J4 tel: (709) 489-6658 fax: (709) 489-9844 hiGhland ConstruCtion ltd. Everton Pittman P.O. Box 151, Station Main Corner Brook, nL a2h 6C7 tel: (709) 686-2304 fax: (709) 686-5698 hiCkey’s buildinG suPPlies liMited Brad Hickey
[email protected] 1117 Conception Bay highway Conception Bay South, nL a1X 4E7 tel: (709) 744-2133 fax: (709) 744-2713 iEImperialExcavating Heavy Equipment Rental Landscaping Paving Screened Topsoil Road Gravel Water & Sewer Retaining Walls Septic Systems Ice Control Snow Removal 709-682-2539 187 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. industrial CoMMerCial MaintenanCe liMited William Thistle
[email protected] 179 Queen Street, Stephenville P.O. Box 404 Corner Brook, nL a2h 6E3 tel: (709) 632-3974 fax: (709) 634-5451 industrial sCaFFoldinG inC. Leroy Coffey
[email protected] P.O. Box 604 Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s, nL a1M 3R6 tel: (709) 769-7607 fax: (709) 895-8886 inFinity ConstruCtion ltd. Lori Browne
[email protected] P.O. Box 5547, Station C St. John’s, nL a1C 5W4 tel: (709) 237-6700 fax: (709) 237-6701 hynes ConstruCtion CoMPany liMited Garrett Hynes
[email protected] P.O. Box 66 Dunville, nL a9B 1S0 tel: (709) 227-2562 fax: (709) 227-5453 ideal Masonry inC. Vince Valvasori
[email protected] 1823 topsail Road Paradise, nL a1L 1X6 tel: (709) 368-2654 fax: (709) 753-6729 iMPerial exCaVatinG liMited Wayne Cleary
[email protected] 95a Main highway holyrood, nL a0a 2R0 tel: (709) 682-2539 hunt’s transPort ltd. Greer Hunt
[email protected] 168 Major’s Path St. John’s, nL a1a 5a1 tel: (709) 747-4868 fax: (709) 747-5516 hVaC sPeCialties inC. Clyde Smith
[email protected] P.O. Box 8055 St. John’s, nL a1B 3M7 tel: (709) 895-5151 fax: (709) 895-5152 hydro Guard rooFinG systeMs Ron Whitty
[email protected] P.O. Box 21304 St. John’s, nL a1a 5G6 tel: (709) 437-7777 fax: (709) 437-2745 Interior Specialties Limited P.O. Box 4033, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 0A1 Telephone: (709) 738-3228 Facsimile: (709) 738-3334 Cellular: (709) 685-7837 (709) 682-8213 E-Mail:
[email protected] Drywall, Steel Studs and Acoustical Ceiling Contractors Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association188 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. island rooFinG Co. ltd. Darren Park
[email protected] P.O. Box 130 Cox’s Cove, nL a0L 1C0 tel: (709) 688-2006 fax: (709) 688-2920 J & e enterPrises ltd. Eugene Manning
[email protected] 67 Main Street St. Bride’s, nL a0B 2Z0 tel: (709) 337-2430 fax: (709) 337-2701 J & G Collier Jody Collier
[email protected] 185 Main Street P.O. Box 66 St. alban’s, nL a0h 2E0 tel: (709) 538-6320 fax: (709) 538-3161 J & J iron Works ltd. John Lundrigan
[email protected] P.O. Box 385 upper Island Cove, nL a0a 4E0 tel: (709) 589-2313 fax: (709) 589-2371 iPex inC. Michael Stamp
[email protected] P.O. Box 13247 St. John’s, nL a1B 4a5 tel: (709) 747-7473 fax: (709) 368-9111 irVinG eQuiPMent liMited Vince Ryan
[email protected] 1 hilltop Drive P.O. Box 404 argentina, nL a0B 1W0 tel: (709) 227-3027 fax: (709) 227-2880 island ConstruCtion & enVironMental ltd. John Newhook
[email protected] 18 Dundee avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R7 tel: (709) 781-0280 fax: (709) 781-0281 island oFFiCe Randy Hiscock
[email protected] 59 Mews Place St. John’s, nL a1B 4n2 tel: (709) 579-0487 fax: (709) 579-4095 insulation solutions inC. Ed Reid / Wade Reid
[email protected] P.O. Box 70 upper Island Cove, nL a0a 4E0 tel: (709) 589-2376 fax: (709) 589-2229 intaCt insuranCe CoMPany Jennifer Love
[email protected] 20 hector Gate, Suite 200 Dartmouth, nS B3B 0k3 tel: (800) 565-4040 fax: (902) 422-5111 interex systeMs ltd. Derek Marshall
[email protected] 34 Dundee avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R7 tel: (709) 579-0027 fax: (709) 579-0020 interior sPeCialties ltd. Stephen Clarke
[email protected] P.O. Box 4033 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 0a1 tel: (709) 738-3228 fax: (709) 738-3334 www.jwlindsay.cawww.jwlindsay.caNOVA SCOTIA | NEW BRUNSWICK | NEWFOUNDLAND WITH OFFICES IN: Your Building Partner in Atlantic Canada 189 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. JenCo ltd. Craig Drover
[email protected] 1266 kenmount Road, Suite B Paradise, nL a1L 1n3 tel: (709) 747-7207 fax: (709) 747-7208 Jenkins & PuddiCoMbe sheet Metal ltd. Robert Puddicombe
[email protected] 12 hamilton avenue St. John’s, nL a1E 1h7 tel: (709) 726-2804 fax: (709) 726-3805 Jenkins PoWer sheet Metal inC. Dave Power / Rod Jenkins
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[email protected] 63 Main Road Goulds, nL a1S 1h1 tel: (709) 745-0969 fax: (709) 745-2938 J3 ConsultinG & exCaVation ltd. John Hill
[email protected] 1 Crosbie Place, Suite 200 St. John’s, nL a1B 3y8 tel: (709) 682-1750 fax: (709) 726-9871 JaCks insulation / CustoM soFt CoVers ltd. Murley Pitts
[email protected] P.O. Box 909 Cannings Cove, nL a0C 1h0 tel: (709) 467-2351 fax: (709) 439-2160 JaMes r. eales eQuiPMent rentals ltd. James Eales
[email protected] 145 Brookfield Road P.O. Box 7105 St. John’s, nL a1E 3y3 tel: (709) 368-3733 fax: (709) 368-1213 J & J PaVinG liMited Junior England
[email protected] 7a tipping Place P.O. Box 428 Corner Brook, nL a2h 6E3 tel: (709) 785-5978 fax: (709) 639-3203 J & n exCaVatinG & ContraCtinG inC. Chris Pretty
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[email protected] 12 Hamilton Ave. | St. John’s, NL A1E 1H7 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association190 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. kaVanaGh assoCiates, a diV. oF rV anderson assoCiates liMited Ivan Hynes
[email protected] 74 O’Leary avenue P.O. Box 13039, Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 3v8 tel: (709) 722-0024 fax: (709) 722-0345 kean Marine inC. Edward Kean
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[email protected] P.O. Box 50016, Paradise PO Paradise, nL a1L 0J2 tel: (709) 725-1327 191 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. kitChen Plus ltd. John Saunders
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[email protected] We specialize in exterior cladding, interior systems, and residential renovations. Ask about our porch enclosures and sun rooms, add living space without the renovation. Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association192 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the nLca, visit www.nlca.ca. laWtons hoMe healthCare (aiM serViCes) Jon Harrhy
[email protected] 496 topsail Road St. John’s, nL a1E 2C2 tel: (709) 576-3400 fax: (709) 576-3434 leGroW’s traVel Janet Scott-Smith
[email protected] 20 Crosbie Place, 4th floor St. John’s, nL a1B 3y8 tel: (709) 758-6737 fax: (709) 758-5337 liFe saFety systeMs/ atlantiCa MeChaniCal ContraCtors inC. Michale Piercey
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[email protected] 178 Bauline Line torbay, nL a1k 1h5 tel: (709) 437-7692 kusCo FloorinG Frank Collins
[email protected] 183 kenmount Road, Suite 217 St. John’s, nL a1B 3P9 tel: (709) 726-8453 fax: (709) 726-8488 labrador GrenFell health Randy Cull
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[email protected] P.O. Box 89 Gander, nL a1v 1W5 tel: (709) 235-1212 fax: (709) 256-2901 laMbert soMeC inC. Yvan Laroche
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[email protected] 55 Industrial Street Dieppe, nB E1a 2B9 tel: (709) 770-8951 fax: (506) 857-1369 land & sea WeldinG ltd. George Rowe
[email protected] 213 Water Street Carbonear, nL a1y 1B5 tel: (709) 596-6484 fax: (709) 596-7260 lanGMead draFtinG inC. Perry Langmead
[email protected] 2 Pinch Creek Place torbay, nL a1k 0a1 tel: (709) 437-2760 fax: (709) 437-7231 www.atlanticamechanical.ca Tel: 902.468.2300 | Fax: 902.468.3289 9 Ralston Avenue Dartmouth, NS B3B 1H5 290 Baig Blvd., Unit B5 Moncton, NB E1E 1C8 78 Clyde Avenue Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4S2 Br ow se co ur se s a t g ol ds ea lce rt ifi ca tio n. co m /a bo ut /e du ca tio n ADVANCE YOUR CAREER Gain Gold Seal Certification credits with accredited courses, seminars & workshops ph ot o cr ed it: C om st oc k ph ot o cr ed it: C re at as Im ag es ph ot o cr ed it: A bl es to ck .c om Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association194 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. Manuels ConstruCtion ltd. Fred Manuel
[email protected] P.O. Box 505 Port aux Basques, nL a0M 1C0 tel: (709) 695-7294 fax: (709) 695-3536 MarCo serViCes liMited Rod Ackerman
[email protected] 78 O’Leary avenue P.O. Box 13580 St. John’s, nL a1B 4B8 tel: (709) 754-3737 fax: (709) 754-3715 MarCus ContraCtinG ltd. Randy Collier
[email protected] 1266 kenmount Road, unit C Paradise, nL a1L 1n3 tel: (709) 747-2195 fax: (709) 747-7006 Marid industries liMited Gregory Schofield
[email protected] 99 Windsor Junction Windsor Junction, nS B2t 1G7 tel: (902) 860-1138 fax: (902) 860-4300 Marine atlantiC Jim Roche
[email protected] 10 fort William Place, Suite 302 Baine Johnson Centre St. John’s, nL a1C 1k4 tel: (709) 772-0326 Marine ContraCtors inC. Daryl Bennett
[email protected] 30 Stentaford avenue P.O. Box 62 Pasadena, nL a0L 1k0 tel: (709) 686-2015 fax: (709) 686-2438 Marsh Canada liMited Valerie O’Connell
[email protected] 900 Cabot Place – 100 new Gower Street St. John’s, nL a1C 6k3 tel: (709) 737-1595 fax: (709) 737-1550 MaCleod and Grant ltd. Terry Weir
[email protected] 106 Mackay Street P.O. Box 809 Stellarton, nS B0k 1S0 tel: (902) 752-5532 fax: (902) 752-7778 Madsen PoWer systeMs Cameron Spracklin-Reid
[email protected] 25 Raddall avenue, unit 2 Dartmouth, nS B3B 1L4 tel: (902) 468-4736 fax: (902) 468-4738 MaGiC Wand inC. Allan MacKenzie
[email protected] 5 high Road South Carbonear, nL a1y 1a4 tel: (709) 596-5550 fax: (709) 596-4738 MaGna ContraCtinG & ManaGeMent inC. Ennio Mior
[email protected] Suite W110, 120 torbay Road St. John’s, nL a1a 2G8 tel: (709) 754-1383 fax: (709) 754-2129 MaGnuM ContraCtinG liMited Chris Clarke
[email protected] 14 Inwood Crescent P.O. Box 3166 Paradise, nL a1L 3W3 tel: (709) 782-2621 fax: (709) 782-0052 Mallays industrial serViCes ltd. Mike Mallay
[email protected] 5 harris Drive Industrial Park P.O. Box 1386 Marystown, nL a0E 2M0 tel: (709) 279-5301 fax: (709) 279-5302 lonG ranGe ConstruCtion inC. Edwin Langdon
[email protected] P.O. Box 212 trout River, nL a0k 5P0 tel: (709) 451-3147 fax: (709) 451-3147 lou’s eleCtriCal ltd. Lou Woodford
[email protected] 145 Byrd avenue Gander, nL a1v 2B4 tel: (709) 422-0004 lsG ConstruCtion liMited Scott Granville
[email protected] 2 Carr Crescent Gander, nL a1v 1W6 tel: (709) 651-3872 fax: (709) 256-2221 M & M enGineerinG/ M & M oFFshore ltd. Geoff Wells
[email protected] P.O. Box 21189 St. John’s, nL a1a 5B2 tel: (709) 753-8101 fax: (709) 753-0814 M. J. hiCkey ConstruCtion ltd. Mike Hickey
[email protected] P.O. Box 276 Dunville, nL a0B 1S0 tel: (709) 227-5877 fax: (709) 227-5878 MaCCaFFeri Canada Kamal Khodja
[email protected] 400 Collier MacMillan Drive, unit B Cambridge, On n1R 7h7 tel: (902) 468-8615 fax: (902) 468-8617 MaCintyre hoMes & renoVations inC. Nola Jefford
[email protected] 102a teakwood Drive St. John’s, nL a1h 1a8 tel: (709) 758-2437 fax: (709) 745-2972 195 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. MCCarthy’s eleCtriCal ltd. Brian McCarthy
[email protected] 20 Woodman’s avenue Corner Brook, nL a2h 5X6 tel: (709) 634-6814 fax: (709) 634-5926 MCCarthys heatinG serViCe ltd. Gena McCarthy
[email protected] 8 McCurdy Drive Gander, nL a1v 1a2 tel: (709) 256-7877 fax: (709) 651-2976 MCCarthys MeChaniCal ltd. Keith McCarthy
[email protected] 71 Greenslades Road Conception Bay South, nL a1W 5h3 tel: (709) 834-7473 fax: (709) 834-7310 Master GrouP ltd. Steve Awalt
[email protected] 181 Joseph Zatzman Drive, unit 15 Dartmouth, nS B3B 1R5 tel: (902) 468-3238 fax: (902) 468-3186 Maynard reeCe enGineerinG eQuiPMent ltd. Mac Turner
[email protected] 60 thornhill Drive, unit 7 Dartmouth, nS B3B 1S1 tel: (902) 468-2994 fax: (902) 468-2995 MbM deVeloPMent ltd. Clarence Morgan
[email protected] 130 Conception Bay highway, Suite 200 CBS, nL a1W 3a6 tel: (709) 834-2715 fax: (709) 834-3898 Martek MorGan FinCh Wayne Purchase
[email protected] 215 Water Street St. John’s, nL a1C 6C9 tel: (709) 754-1090 fax: (709) 754-2319 Martins Fire saFety ltd. Robert Martin
[email protected] 20 allston Street St. John’s, nL a1n 0a4 tel: (709) 753-8872 fax: (709) 753-9821 MarWood inC. Dave Armsworthy
[email protected] P.O. Box 934 truro, nS B2n 5G7 tel: (902) 673-2508 fax: (902) 673-2705 Mccarthy’s Mechanical ltd. Plumbing & HVAC contractors Keith Mccarthy President
[email protected] ph. 709-834-7473 71 Greenslades Rd. cell. 709-682-1620 Conception Bay South, NL fax. 709-834-7310 A1W 5H3 Lo u’s E lectrical Ltd.Contrac ting & Installation 709.422.000 4 Lou Woodford
[email protected] Gander, Newfoundland Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association196 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. MiraGe renoVations inC. Tibor Amota
[email protected] 116 Calvington Drive toronto, On M3M 2M4 tel: (416) 827-5311 MJr Masonry Matthew Rogers
[email protected] 88 Blue Puttee Drive St. John’s, nL a1a 0a4 tel: (709) 743-7273 fax: (709) 722-8763 Modern PaVinG ltd. Perry Barrett
[email protected] P.O. Box 401 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 2C4 tel: (709) 364-7283 fax: (709) 364-2019 ModsPaCe FinanCial serViCes Canada ltd. Don King
[email protected] 1299 kenmount Road Paradise, nL a1L 0v8 tel: (709) 782-4436 fax: (709) 782-1724 Morrison hershField David Noel
[email protected] 251 East White hills Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5X7 tel: (709) 726-3468 fax: (709) 726-3422 Mount Pearl PaintinG ltd. John Hodder
[email protected] P.O. Box 461 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 2C4 tel: (709) 782-6201 fax: (709) 782-4641 MuGFords ContraCtinG ltd. Graham Mugford
[email protected] 366 turks Water Road, Mackinsons P.O. Box 458 Clarke’s Beach, nL a0a 1W0 tel: (709) 786-0060 fax: (709) 786-0114 MeChaniCal CoMPonents ltd. Lee Wolfe
[email protected] 119 Clyde avenue Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R9 P.O. Box 8004 Mount Pearl, nL a1B 3M7 tel: (709) 747-9750 fax: (709) 747-7750 MeChano ConstruCtion ltd. David Williams
[email protected] 271 Buckingham Drive Paradise, nL a1L 2G3 tel: (709) 368-1261 fax: (709) 781-2568 MerCer’s PaVinG inCorPorated Shane Mercer
[email protected] P.O. Box 165 Goulds, nL a1S 1G4 tel: (709) 727-4253 MerCury CustoM interiors ltd. Christopher R. Locke
[email protected] 50 Pippy Place, unit 14 St. John’s, nL a1B 4h7 tel: (709) 739-5222 fax: (709) 739-5444 Merit ContraCtors assoCiation oF nl Paul Dube
[email protected] 446 newfoundland Drive, Suite 213 St. John’s, nL a1a 4G7 tel: (709) 576-3748 fax: (709) 576-3749 Metro interiors ltd. Max Sheppard
[email protected] P.O. Box 108 Riverhead, harbour Grace, nL a0a 3P0 tel: (709) 596-5220 / (709) 589-6225 fax: (709) 595-2115 MhPM ProJeCt ManaGers inC. Stephen Vaslet
[email protected] 8-10 Rowan Street, Suite 306 terrace on the Square St. John’s, nL a1B 2X1 tel: (709) 237-8700 fax: (800) 662-1731 MCCarthy’s rooFinG liMited Karen Collins
[email protected] 35 Sugarloaf Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5B2 tel: (709) 753-9148 fax: (709) 753-0201 MCCurdy Constr. & eQuiPMent rental ltd. Jerry White
[email protected] P.O. Box 74 Gander, nL a1v 1W5 tel: (709) 256-3600 fax: (709) 256-7832 MCinnes CooPer John V. O’Dea, Q.C.
[email protected] 10 fort William Place, 5th floor Baine Johnston Centre P.O. Box 5939 St. John’s, nL a1C 5X4 tel: (709) 724-8261 fax: (709) 722-1763 MClouGhlan suPPlies ltd. John Stanley
[email protected] 22-24 Blackmarsh Road St. John’s, nL a1C 5L7 tel: (709) 576-4091 fax: (709) 576-0778 Mdi ContraCtinG Matthew Maloney
[email protected] 37 Deborah Lynn heights Paradise, nL a1L 3E6 tel: (709) 773-0267 / (709) 770-3808 Mealy Mountain ContraCtinG ltd. Daniel Bursey
[email protected] 13 Cherrywood Drive P.O. Box 1059, Station B happy valley – Goose Bay, nL a0P 1E0 tel: (709) 896-7012 fax: (709) 896-7014 197 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. neWFound ConstruCtion ltd. Bernard Short
[email protected] 19 harding Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5B5 tel: (709) 739-9302 fax: (709) 739-1860 neWFound ForMinG liMited Steven Smith
[email protected] 109a Pioneer Drive Winterland, nL a0E 2y0 tel: (709) 277-0085 neWFound MeChaniCal ltd. Chris Smith
[email protected] Office Location: 17 Pollard avenue, Paradise, nL a1L 0X7 Mailing address: P.O. Box 13362 Station a St. John’s, nL a1B 4B7 tel: (709) 368-4024 fax: (709) 368-4044 national enerGy eQuiPMent inC. Derek Hopkins
[email protected] 18 Dundee avenue, Suite 1 Mount Pearl, nL a1n 4R7 tel: (709) 747-0015 fax: (709) 747-0222 natPro Laurent Amram
[email protected] 95 Ilsley avenue Dartmouth, nS B3B 1L5 tel: (506) 432-5215 fax: (905) 453-9391 neWCo Metal & auto reCyClinG Don Drew
[email protected] 50 Robin hood Bay Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5v3 tel: (709) 753-3070 fax: (709) 753-4892 Munn insuranCe ltd. Paul Follett
[email protected] 121 kelsey Drive, Suite 100 St. John’s, nL a1B 0L2 tel: (709) 726-8627 fax: (709) 726-5041 Murray’s landsCaPe serViCes ltd. Michael Murray
[email protected] 1525 Portugal Cove Road P.O. Box 601 Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s, nL a1M 3R6 tel: (709) 895-2800 fax: (709) 895-1000 n.C.l. ContraCtors ltd. Pansy Cross
[email protected] P.O. Box 3775 Deer Lake, nL a8a 3M1 tel: (709) 635-7319 fax: (709) 635-7312 Proud to Represent: Providing top-notch products and support for the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning industry in Newfoundland and Labrador, since 1998. Ph: 709-747-9750 Fax: 709-747-7750 119 Clyde Ave. Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4R9 www.mclimited.ca Please support the advertisers who help make this publication possible. N.C.L. Contractors Ltd. Supplier of Agricultural Lime, Crushed Stone and Sand Crushing, Screening and Equipment Hire. Aggregate Sales & Equipment Rental Dennis Cross Cell: (709) 636-9350
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[email protected] Cormack Quarry • Deer Lake, NL A8H 3M1 • Ph: (709) 635-7319 Newfoundland & Labrador Construction Association198 For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. nJG serViCes inC. Joe Greene
[email protected] 16 ashlen Crescent Paradise, nL a1L 3G1 tel: (709) 730-7836 nl Modular Shawn Robinson
[email protected] 390 topsail Road P.O. Box 39010 St. John’s, nL a1E 5y7 tel: (709) 753-0424 fax: (709) 754-6719 nl PluMbinG & heatinG Dan Porter
[email protected] 54 forest River Road torbay, nL a1k 0B2 tel: (709) 690-2466 nll reCyClinG liMited Jessica Pallard
[email protected] 340 East White hills Road St. John’s, nL a1a 5J7 tel: (709) 726-1777 fax: (709) 726-1777 noble resourCes (2012) inC. Gene Noble
[email protected] 14 Wellon Drive P.O. Box 3349 Deer Lake, nL a8a 2G5 tel: (709) 635-2572 fax: (709) 635-0114 nobles ConstruCtion ltd. Byron Noble
[email protected] 142 Little Bay Road Springdale, nL a0J 1t0 tel: (709) 673-4600 fax: (709) 673-4604 norseMan ContraCtors inC. Peter Noseworthy
[email protected] P.O. Box 310 Botwood, nL a0h 1E0 tel: (709) 489-6099 / (709) 290-0543 fax: (709) 489-6109 neWFoundland struCtures inC. Leslie Pierce
[email protected] P.O. Box 8351 St. John’s, nL a1B 3n7 tel: (709) 725-0819 fax: (709) 834-2004 neWFoundland styro inC. Frank Kelly
[email protected] P.O. Box 460 Bishop’s falls, nL a0h 1C0 tel: (709) 258-5890 fax: (709) 258-6015 nF saFety teCh ltd. David Pelley
[email protected] 3 trans-Canada highway, Box 1632 Springdale, nL a1B 4C4 tel: (709) 673-3926 / (709) 673-7921 fax: (709) 673-3971 nFld. broadCastinG Co. ltd. David Stamp
[email protected] 446 Logy Bay Road P.O. Box 2020 St. John’s, nL a1C 5S2 tel: (709) 570-5253 fax: (709) 726-3300 nFld. hard rok inC. Keith Phelan
[email protected] P.O. Box 8776 St. John’s, nL a1B 3t2 tel: (709) 754-4900 fax: (709) 726-5315 neWFound rooFinG ltd. Sean Vinnicombe
[email protected] 399 Blackhead Road St. John’s, nL a0a 1J0 tel: (709) 726-5325 fax: (709) 753-6000 neWFoundland aluMinuM ProduCts ltd. Wayne Tucker
[email protected] 47 Bremigens Boulevard P.O. Box 3195 Paradise, nL a1L 3W3 tel: (709) 364-6122 fax: (709) 364-8575 neWFoundland distributors liMited Mark Tucker
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[email protected] 1243 kenmount Road, Suite 203 Centre unit Paradise, nL a1L 0v8 tel: (709) 368-7117 fax: (709) 368-3446 ProJeCt ManaGeMent serViCes inC. Brad Greene
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[email protected] 23 Gloster Court Dartmouth, nS B3B 1X9 tel: (902) 468-3034 fax: (902) 468-3263 PTL Services (Equipment) Ltd. P.O. Box 40 Southern Harbour, NL A0B 3H0 Tel: 709-463-8540 Fax: 709-463-8013 ISO9001:2008 Certified • Heavy Equipment • Lifting Equipment • Transportation Equipment • Boom Trucks – 15 to 30 Ton • Cranes – 8 to 75 Tons • Excavators & Backhoes – Mini to 30 Tons • Tractor Trailers • Dump Trucks • Forklifts • Loaders • Rollers • Dozers • Yard, warehouse and equipment for rent • Automotive & heavy equipment repair The CCA Human Resources Toolkit is designed to provide employers in the construction industry with practical guidance on human resources related issues. Developed by and issued with the permission of the Saskatchewan Construction Association, this toolkit includes explanations of key concepts, templates, and case studies. It contains modules on workforce planning, recruitment and selection, workforce engagement and performance, and a prescription for leading in changing times. • Business strategy/capabilities • Workforce drivers • Workforce plan • Workforce transition – internal placement and development and external staffing, and • External workforce transition • The identification of recruitment needs • Pre-search analysis • Sourcing • Candidate management • Interview tips, and • Sample reference checks • Leadership and influencing employee performance • Orientation best practices • Developing leadership skills • Learning and continuous improvement • Performance management • Career and succession planning • Rewards and recognition • Addressing low morale, and • Exit interview best practices • Conserve cash • Manage meaningful expenses • Place a premium on leadership • Optimize your workforce, and • Actively prepare for an upswing MODULE 1 on workforce planning considers topics such as: MODULE 2 addresses issues relevant to the area of recruitment and selection, including: MODULE 3 deals with workforce engagement and performance, including: MODULE 4 is entitled prescription for leading in changing times, and discusses how to: CCA Human Resource Toolkit: A Guide to Leadership in the Construction Industry For more information or to order, please contact NLCA by calling 709-753-8920, email
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[email protected] 211 2016 NLCA Construction Journal For more information on how your firm can become a member of the NLCA, visit www.nlca.ca. the n.d. dobbin GrouP oF CoMPanies Holly Hicks
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