International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 8

The BC Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association is a non-profit organization representing 280 member companies in the BC road building and maintenance industry, including highway maintenance contractors, construction contractors, and paving contractors. With a focus on advocacy, government relations, and industry support, members enjoy benefits such as access to training, networking events, and the annual publication of the Blue Book equipment rental rate guide. Generated from their website

Urban Environmental is a hazardous materials removal company based in Vancouver, BC, offering services for both residential and commercial properties. Specializing in asbestos abatement, mold remediation, dry ice blasting, building demolition, insulation extraction, and decontamination, their team is certified and competent in handling hazardous materials. Their experienced technicians ensure the safe and thorough completion of each project, prioritizing the safety and satisfaction of their clients. Urban Environmental prides itself on delivering results promptly, with transparent communication and competitive pricing, ensuring that clients are informed and satisfied throughout the process. With a focus on safety and quality, Urban Environmental's expertise lies in asbestos and mold removal, crucial for maintaining a healthy indoor environment and preserving property value. They employ advanced techniques and protocols to detect, isolate, and effectively remove hazardous materials, providing peace of mind to property owners. Generated from the website content

The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) is the foremost advocacy group representing the province's industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential multi-unit construction industry. With over 10,000 contractors connected to their extensive network, BCCA is committed to ensuring a world-class construction sector characterized by exceptional productivity and resilience. BCCA's mission encompasses promoting skilled workforce development, implementing efficient procurement processes, and addressing industry concerns, such as U.S. tariffs and prompt payment issues. Their collaborative efforts with regional associations and national bodies aim to align local and federal priorities that impact the construction industry throughout British Columbia. Generated from the website