Shutdowns don’t just eat into your schedule — they eat into your budget and your reputation. And if you’re running a plant in the Prairies, you already know the margin for error is razor thin.
Top Five Causes of Plant Shutdowns (Prairie Provinces) Read More »
In any industrial setting, mechanical machinery is the backbone of production. Whether it’s motors, pumps, conveyors, or presses, keeping this equipment in top working condition is crucial.
What Should Be On Every Maintenance Log (But Usually Isn’t) Read More »
If you run a mill, plant, or ag operation, a summer shutdown might be the last thing you want to do — especially if you’ve never done one before.
How to Make the Most of Your Maintenance Window This Summer Read More »
If you’re running a grain elevator, feedmill, processing plant, or industrial site in Saskatchewan, Alberta, or Manitoba, you already know millwright work isn’t one-size-fits-all—and neither is the cost.
How Much Do Millwright Services Cost in the Prairies (And What You’re Paying For)? Read More »
Green converts millwright experience into skilled trades advocacy role.
Women in Construction: A Look at Advocacy Read More »
The Canadian Canola Growers Association was the busiest Canadian lobby group in any sector last year.
Canola groups among Canada’s busiest lobby groups Read More »
Saskatchewan will need an estimated 8,160 new Journey-persons in Red Seal trades over the next decade to meet demand.
Help Wanted: Why aren’t more Sask. workers headed into the trades? Read More »
The BHP Trades Readiness program will give women the practical experience they need for in-demand careers in the male-dominated mining industry.
Women Building Futures program prepares women for mining careers Read More »
