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MANITOBA TRADES:
APPRENTICESHIP
ASSOCIATIONS
UNIONS
RESOURCES
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CONTENTS Resources For All Trades Professionals .............................................................................................................................. 3
Educational Financial Support ............................................................................................................................................ 4
List of Trades and Certifications ......................................................................................................................................... 5
Agricultural Machinery ....................................................................................................................................................... 7
Aerospace and Aviation ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Auto Industry ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Boiler Making ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Bricklaying and Masonry .................................................................................................................................................... 9
Cabinet Making ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Carpentry and Millwrighting ............................................................................................................................................ 10
CNC Machinery ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Construction and Heavy Construction Industry ................................................................................................................ 11
Cooking and Culinary Arts ............................................................................................................................................... 12
Diesel and Power Industry ................................................................................................................................................ 12
Drilling ............................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Electric Motor Systems Industry ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Electrolysis ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Erectors and Constructors ................................................................................................................................................. 14
Esthetics and Aesthetics .................................................................................................................................................... 15
Floorcovering Installment ................................................................................................................................................. 15
Glass Industry ................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Hairstyle ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning .................................................................................................................... 16
Heavy Equipment Industry ............................................................................................................................................... 16
Instrumentation and Automation ...................................................................................................................................... 17
Insulation (Heat and Frost) ............................................................................................................................................... 17
Ironwork ........................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Landscape Horticulture ..................................................................................................................................................... 17
Machinery ......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Marine Industry ................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Painting and Decoration .................................................................................................................................................... 18
Plumbing, Pipefitting and Sprinkler System Installation ................................................................................................... 19
Pork Production ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Roofing ............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Tool and Die Making ........................................................................................................................................................ 20
Trucking and Transportation ............................................................................................................................................. 21
Water and Wastewater ...................................................................................................................................................... 21
Welding ............................................................................................................................................................................ 22
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RESOURCES FOR ALL TRADES PROFESSIONALS
Apprenticeship Manitoba www.apprenticemanitoba.ca
Apprenticeship is a work based post-secondary training program that leads to a Certificate of Qualification in a skilled trade. There are over 55 trade programs in Manitoba.
Red Seal http://www.red-seal.ca/
The Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program was established to help harmonize training and certification requirements across Canada and has become the national standard of excellence for skilled trades in Canada. Trades approved for Red Seal status are called “designated Red Seal trades.”
Office of the Manitoba Fairness Commissioner http://www.manitobafairnesscommissioner.ca/
The Office works to ensure internationally educated immigrants have access to assessment and registration practices that result in more effective pathways to employment.
Trade Up Manitoba http://www.tradeupmanitoba.com/careers
Manitoba’s construction industry represents a billion dollar workforce and hosts a wealth of career opportunities. Explore TradeUp Manitoba website to learn what it really means to work in the construction industry.
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT)
http://mitt.ca/
MITT provides innovative pathways to quality high school, post-secondary education, and apprenticeship training in partnership with industry and the communities.
Youth Apprenticeship Programs http://www.gov.mb.ca/wdis/apprenticeship/ discover/youth/index.html
The High School Apprenticeship Program and Provincial Accreditation through High School are two program options that offer dual credit which means that you can get credit towards your high school diploma and credit towards your post- secondary apprenticeship program.
Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba http://www.wcb.mb.ca/
The workers compensation system is an injury and disability insurance system for workers and employers, paid for by employers. Workers and employers covered by the MB Workers Compensation program are guided by a set of policies adopted and put in place to ensure unified governance
Employment Standards Manitoba http://www.gov.mb.ca/labour/standards
Employment Standards staff help employees and employers learn about their rights and responsibilities in the workplace. Common employment standards issues include: minimum wage, overtime, general holidays, vacation, ending employment
Canada Revenue Agency http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/
The Canada Revenue Agency administers tax laws for the Government of Canada and for most provinces and territories, and administers various social and economic benefit and incentive programs delivered through the tax system.
Employment and Income Assistance http://www.gov.mb.ca/jec/eia/
The Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) Program provides financial help to Manitobans who have no other way to support themselves or their families. For people who are able to work, EIA will help them go back to work by providing supports to employment.
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EDUCATIONAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Manitoba Student Aid (MSA) www.studentaid.gov.mb.ca
The MSA Program provides supplemental financial assistance for post-secondary educational purposes to Manitobans with limited finances
Canada Student Loans Program servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/goc/cslp.shtml
The Canada Student Loans Program provides financial assistance in the form of loans and grants to post-secondary students with financial need.
Recognition Counts – SEED Winnipeg http://seedwinnipeg.ca/programs/detail/recognition-counts
Recognition Counts is a program that provides supports to skilled immigrants wishing to work in their fields of expertise in Manitoba. The program offers the opportunity to apply for a loan of up to $10,000 with Assiniboine Credit Union, to help with the cost of having your qualifications recognized in Manitoba and obtaining employment in your profession or trade.
CanLearn www.canlearn.ca/eng/index.shtml
Information and resources on ways to save for and support post-secondary education, including bursaries, scholarships and grants
Government of Canada Student Loans and Grants esdc.gc.ca/en/student_loans/government.page
Canada Student Loans are offered by the Government of Canada to help students pay for post-secondary education at a designated college, university, or other post-secondary institution. It is offered to eligible full- and part-time post-secondary students in most provinces and territories
Service Canada Programs and Grants http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/subjects/education//index.shtml
Programs, grants and scholarships for different categories of students
Disability Awards http://www.disabilityawards.ca/
Awards and scholarships for students with disabilities studying at Canada's colleges and universities
Red River College Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships http://me.rrc.mb.ca/catalogue/availableawards.aspx
Awards cover the specific requests of the donors and are intended to assist students who have shown outstanding abilities in academic or vocational areas and/or are in need of financial assistance.
University of Winnipeg - Awards and Financial Aid http://uwinnipeg.ca/awards/
Financial assistance administered by the Awards & Financial Aid Office supports the access and excellence mandate of The University of Winnipeg through a comprehensive program of scholarships, awards, prizes and bursaries.
University of Manitoba- Awards & Scholarships http://umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards/scholarships/
The University of Manitoba rewards academic excellence with an exciting program of entrance scholarships for recent high school graduates and a wide range of awards for current students who excel within their faculties.
Yconic www.ycnic.com
Offering free scholarship matching & peer-to-peer support for your life as a student
ScholarshipsCanada.com www.scholarshipscanada.com
ScholarshipsCanada.com is a database for students looking for scholarships, bursaries, grants and student awards. It provides access to scholarship matching, dashboard and scholarship alerts
Universities Canada https://juno.aucc.ca/wes/hes.aspx?pg=834
Universities Canada is managing scholarship programs and distributing millions of scholarship dollars to students in pursuing postsecondary education
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LIST OF TRADES AND CERTIFICATIONS (CTRL+click on the trade name to go to the professional associations)
Trade
Regulated in Manitoba (registration or
certification required)
Interprovincial (Red Seal) Designation
Available
Agricultural Equipment Technician
Aircraft Maintenance Journeyperson
Automotive Painter
Automotive Service Technician
Boilermaker
Bricklayer
Cabinetmaker
Carpenter
CNC Machinist
Concrete Finisher
Construction Craft Worker
Construction Electrician
Cook
Crane and Hoisting Equipment
Operator - Mobile Crane Operator - Boom Truck Hoist Operator - Tower Crane Operator
Crane and Hoist Operator - Power
Generation and Transmission - PGT - Mobile Crane Operator - PGT - Boom Truck Hoist Operator
Diesel Engine Mechanic
Electric Motor System Technician
Electrologist
Esthetician - Nail Technician
Esthetician - Skin Care Technician
Floorcovering Installer
Gas Turbine Repair and Overhaul
Technician
Gasfitter (Commercial, Domestic)
Glazier
Hairstylist
Heavy Duty Equipment Technician
Industrial Electrician
Industrial Mechanic (Millwright)
Instrumentation and Control
Technician
Insulator (Heat and Frost)
Ironworker (Generalist)
Landscape Horticulturist
Lather (Interior Systems Mechanic)
Machinist
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Marine and Outdoor Power
Equipment Technician
Motor Vehicle Body Repairer (Metal
and Paint)
Painter and Decorator
Partsperson
Plumber
Pork Production Technician
Power Electrician
Pre-Engineered Building Erector
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Mechanic (Commercial)
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Mechanic (Residential)
Railway Car Technician
Recreation Vehicle Service
Technician
Rig Technician
Roofer
Sheet Metal Worker
Sloped Roofer
Sprinkler System Installer
Steamfitter-Pipefitter
Tool and Die Maker
Transport Trailer Technician
Truck and Transport Mechanic
Water and Wastewater Technician
Welder
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Agricultural Manufacturers of Canada (AMC) http://www.a-m-c.ca
AMC provides networking opportunities throughout the year, including the annual Convention and Trade Show and Annual Golf Classic, along with various informative and educational seminars.
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC) http://www.masc.mb.ca
MASC is a Crown corporation of the Manitoba Government with mission to enhance financial stability in rural Manitoba by providing risk management solutions, lending options and other programs to address emerging needs
Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Development (MAFRD) http://www.manitoba.ca/agriculture/ contact/index.html
MAFRD is dedicated to building a more stable and profitable agriculture and food sector, and stronger communities across rural and northern Manitoba. MAFRD provides programs and services that support the growth and prosperity of the sector and the local economy. MAFRD Growing Opportunities (GO) Offices and Centres
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AEROSPACE AND AVIATION
Manitoba Aviation Council (MAC) http://manitobaaviationcouncil.net/
MAC is an industry-wide organization representing the aviation community in Manitoba. Its members include representatives from general aviation, air operators/ carriers, airports and those who service, maintain and repair aircrafts, professionals and support service providers to the aviation industry.
Manitoba Aerospace Association (MAA) http://mbaerospace.ca/maa
MAA is a non-profit organization supporting and promoting the aerospace industry through business development activities and human resource initiatives. It is a central point of access to Manitoba’s aerospace industry, leading a network for collaboration, growth, and development.
Civil Air Search and Rescue Association – Manitoba http://casaraman.org/
The Civil Air Search and Rescue Association of Manitoba is a civilian, volunteer, non-profit association dedicated to the development and maintenance of a capability within the Province of Manitoba for private light aircraft and crew to assist in searching for crew and passengers of lost aircraft and others who may require such assistance
Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) http://www.aiac.ca/
AIAC is a not-for-profit organization advocating on aerospace policy issues that have a direct impact on aerospace companies and jobs in Canada.
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) http://www.iamaw.ca/
The IAM represents more than 40,000 Canadian workers in air transport and a wide range of manufacturing including aircraft, auto parts, auto buses, aerospace, electronics, light and heavy machinery, tools and appliances. We are the largest airport security screeners union in Canada. The IAM also represents a growing number of workers in the health care and hospitality sectors as well as office, technical and other white collar workers.
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AUTO INDUSTRY
Automotive Trades Association (ATA) Manitoba http://atamb.ca/
ATA is a non-profit organization that has played an important role promoting and maintaining high standards in
Manitoba’s automotive industry.
Manitoba Association of Automobile Clubs http://www.maac.cc/
MAAC is the recognized voice of community of 58 individual member clubs and thousands of private owners in Manitoba, and provides input to all levels of government while remaining environmentally responsible. MAAC advocates and promotes the safe and responsible enjoyment of classic and specialty vehicles as well as motorcycles.
CAA Manitoba https://www.caamanitoba.com/ automotive
We are a trusted member-based organization advocating on behalf of all Manitobans and providing products and services essential to their safety and peace of mind. At CAA Manitoba we're here to help you stay on the road, 365 days of the year, 24 hours a day. Whether it's changing a flat tire, testing and boosting a battery, unlocking your doors or towing, we'll help you get on your way
Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada http://www.aiacanada.com/
AIA Canada is the voice and the resource for the automotive aftermarket industry in Canada- the part of the automotive industry concerned with the manufacturing, re- manufacturing, distribution, wholesaling, and retailing of all vehicle replacement parts, accessories, tools, equipment, chemicals and services, except those products that are used as original equipment to manufacture new vehicles.
Manitoba Motor Dealers Association http://mmda.mb.ca/
The MMDA represents all of the new vehicle franchised dealerships in Manitoba, and deals with provincial issues that affect the wellbeing of franchised automobile and truck dealers.
Manitoba Used Car Dealers Association
http://www.mucda.mb.ca/
The Manitoba Used Car Dealers Association is dedicated to the improvement of the automobile industry in Manitoba for the benefit of the Province’s consumers through identifying public agenda issues affecting the industry and contributing to the decision- making process.
Automotive Recyclers Association of Manitoba http://arm.mb.ca/
The Automotive Recyclers Association of Manitoba is a group of Automotive Recyclers committed to serving Manitoba and the World with quality recycled auto parts, to help our customers, communities, and environment. The members of the Automotive Recyclers Association of Manitoba strive to offer the consumer the best in quality parts, service and guarantees in the Recycling Industry.
Sobering Automotive Centre Ltd http://www.soberingauto.com/
One or more of the principles of the company is employing apprentices to assist them in getting their Red Seal Certification as skilled technicians has been a long standing practice.
National Automotive Trades Association (NATA) http://www.natacanada.ca/
The National Automotive Trades Association is a federally chartered 'association of associations' brought together to present a unified voice for the Canadian automotive trades
industry since 1947. NATA has a history of competently representing the interests of automotive service and repair businesses going back several decades.
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Collision Industry Information Assistance
http://www.ciia.com/provinces/ manitoba/manitoba.html
Canada's source of information for the Collision Repair Industry and the Automotive Industry.
Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) https://apma.ca/
APMA is Canada's national association representing OEM producers of parts, equipment, tools, supplies and services for the worldwide automotive industry. Mission is to promote the manufacture in Canada of automotive parts, systems, components, materials, tools, equipment and supplies, and also the provision of services used in the automotive industry.
Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association (CVMA) http://www.cvma.ca/
CVMA is the industry association representing Canada's largest manufacturers of light and heavy duty motor vehicles. The CVMA provides research, information, industry- government advocacy and other services aimed at building a better understanding of the importance of a healthy automotive industry to Canada's economic well-being and prosperity.
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BOILER MAKING
Lodge 555
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers http://555.boilermaker.ca
Lodge 555 members work in Construction and Maintenance of: Pulp Mills, Power Generation Plants, Petrol-Chemical Plants, Hydro-Dams, and Mines and in fabrication shops. Members of this Lodge hold various Qualifications such as: Boilermaker Red Seal, Welding Red Seal, Steel Fabrication Red Seal and numerous Welding Qualifications. Lodge 555 offers apprenticeships in Boiler Making and Welding leading up to Red Seal Certification.
Boilermaker Contractors’ Association of Canada (BCA) http://www.bcacanada.ca/
BCA is a non-profit organization representing approximately 175 signatory contractors across Canada, who employ unionized boilermakers in the Industrial, Commercial and Institutional construction sector. The BCA provides its member contractors with effective collective bargaining, labour relations support and administrative needs and works with the IBB in a partnership to deliver safe, high quality construction and maintenance services to the clients.
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BRICKLAYING AND MASONRY
Manitoba Masonry Institute www.manitobamasonry.ca
The mission is to promote, develop and strengthen the masonry industry in Manitoba and support education of the design community through utilization and dissemination of existing technical and research information available from various industry related associations. To be educated as a bricklayer, contact any registered MMCA member and apply for a position.
International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers http://www.bacweb.org
The International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers represents craftworkers in the trowel trades across the US and Canada including bricklayers, stone and marble masons, cement masons, plasterers, tile setters, terrazzo and mosaic workers, and cleaners/caulkers.
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CABINET MAKING
Canadian Kitchen Cabinet Association (CKCA) http://www.ckca.ca/
The CKCA represents the kitchen cabinet industry across Canada and provides the following services: a platform and schedule of events in which to gather, resources for training, certification, public visibility and recognition in your region, opportunities to network
Manitoba Home Builders’ Association (MHBA) http://www.homebuilders.mb.ca/
The MHBA is a non-profit trade association whose mandate is to provide its members, the public and all levels of government with ongoing education and information relative to the housing industry. The MHBA ensures that its members are kept up-to-date on the latest developments, building techniques and government regulations.
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CARPENTRY AND MILLWRIGHTING
Prairie Arctic Regional Council of Carpenters, Drywallers, Millwrights and Allied Workers (PARC) http://www.myparc.ca/
Prairie Arctic Regional Council of Carpenters, Drywallers, Millwrights, and Allied Workers serves the provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba together with the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. We now service approximately 2800 members and continue to grow at a rapid pace.
Winnipeg Construction Association (WCA) https://www.winnipegconstruction.ca/
The WCA is a non-profit Manitoba's largest construction association, WCA continues to serve the construction industry through our comprehensive Construction Information Services, Advocacy Efforts, and Educational and Networking opportunities.
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters & Joiners- Winnipeg https://www.carpenters.org/Home.aspx
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners represents more than a half-million men and women who provide safe, productive work every day and equips the professional craftsmen with skills that are demanded in today’s construction industry.
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CNC MACHINERY
Canadian Tooling an Machining Association http://ctma.com
The CTMA is a non-profit trade association that represents and promotes the interests of the Canadian tooling and machining industry, both nationally and internationally. That includes companies that design, engineer, manufacture, repair or assemble tools, dies, molds, jigs, fixtures, gauges, machinery, machining systems, robotics, automation equipment, models, patterns, general jobbing machine shop products, cutting tools and additive manufacturing.
Manitoba Aerospace Association (MAA) http://mbaerospace.ca/maa
The MAA represents a “Network of Excellence” for the delivery of aerospace products, manufacturing, and value- added services by our world-class companies and partners. It is a central point of access to Manitoba’s aerospace industry, leading a network for growth, and development.
Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) https://apma.ca/
APMA is Canada's national association representing producers of parts, equipment, tools, supplies and services for the worldwide automotive industry and promoting the manufacture in Canada of automotive parts, systems, components, materials, tools, equipment and supplies, and also the provision of services used in the automotive industry and in particular for the original equipment market.
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CONSTRUCTION AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Winnipeg Construction Association (WCA) https://www.winnipegconstruction.ca/
The WCA is a non-profit trade association that provides services for over 800 member firms and serves the construction industry through comprehensive Construction Information Services, Advocacy Efforts, and Educational and Networking opportunities.
Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) http://www.mhca.mb.ca/
The Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) is a non-profit trade organization representing the heavy construction and related industries in Manitoba.
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Manitoba Ready Mix Concrete Association (MRMCA) http://www.mrmca.com/
The MRMCA is an organization of corporations that are engaged in the production and sale of ready-mix concrete and related companies and that provide products and services aligned to the concrete industry provides industry representation for the advancement of quality concrete in Manitoba
Manitoba Chapter of the American Concrete Institute http://www.acimanitoba.ca/index.html
The Manitoba Chapter is a not- for-profit organization dedicated to disseminating knowledge, technical information, and best practices of concrete supply and placement. Membership in the Chapter provides numerous opportunities for networking with peers and industry experts
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Manitoba Wall & Ceiling Association (MWCA) http://www.mwca.ca/
The MWCA is a non- profit professional trade association serving a wide ranging membership of contractors, manufacturers, & dealers. The MWCA's mission is to serve the Manitoba wall and ceiling industry by providing and promoting information and education to our membership and the construction industry as a whole.
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Electric Association of Manitoba http://www.manitobaelectricalleague.ca
The Association EAM is a non-profit organization made up of electrical contractors, wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, agents and consultants. The EAM provides a variety of services to its members including group insurance, up-to-date industry information, networking opportunities, representation to Governments, educational and training programs to help member companies and their employees to be current with industry requirements and trends.
Canadian Electrical Contractors Association
http://www.ceca.org/
The Canadian Electrical Contractors Association is a federation of provincial and territorial electrical contractor groups and undertakes to represent electrical contractors at the national level. Each member ECA appoints one representative to the Association's Board of Directors. In jurisdictions with no provincial ECA, direct sustaining membership is permitted. Today, CECA represents the interests of more than 8,000 electrical contractors across Canada who generate over $5 billion in revenues and who directly employ 70,000 persons
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COOKING AND CULINARY ARTS
Winnipeg Branch of the Canadian Culinary Federation http://winnipegchefs.org/
The Winnipeg Branch of the Canadian Culinary Federation is the official professional organization representing Chefs, Cooks and Hospitality suppliers in the Winnipeg area. The organization also represents professional Chefs, Patisseries, Cooks and Bakers nationally and provincially and is the official liaison between education, training and hospitality industry.
Manitoba Restaurant and Foodservices Association http://www.mrfa.mb.ca/
The MRFA primary objectives are: - to lobby government and other regulatory bodies on
issues affecting clients and businesses - to provide member services - to represent the restaurant and foodservice industry
effectively through a large membership
Canadian Culinary Federation http://ccfcc.ca/
The goal of the Canadian Culinary Federation is to unite chefs and cooks across Canada in a common dedication to professional excellence. Membership in the Canadian Culinary Federation is available to any and all persons who actively seek and involve their career paths as a Cook Apprentice, Journeyman Cook, Professional Chef/Cook or Culinary Professional.
Restaurants Canada https://restaurantscanada.org/
Restaurants Canada is a national, not-for-profit association representing Canada’s diverse and dynamic restaurant and foodservice industry. Association helps build neighbourhoods, drive tourism, and fuel Canada’s agro-food production. They also offer a suite of industry research, information, events, programs and discounts that keep our members informed and competitive.
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DIESEL AND POWER INDUSTRY
Association of Diesel Specialists http://diesel.org/
The Association of Diesel Specialists is the worldwide diesel industry's leading trade association, dedicated to the highest level of service on diesel fuel injection and related systems. ADS has corporate and individual members in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and many other countries. The primary membership of ADS consists of independent repair shops specializing in diesel fuel injection, governor and turbocharger service. Each Service Member is authorized by one or more of the Association's Manufacturer Members, which are original equipment (OEM) manufacturers of fuel injection equipment, governors, superchargers or turbochargers. Other membership categories encompass manufacturers and distributors of replacement parts and allied equipment, and educational schools offering programs in diesel mechanic training.
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DRILLING
Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) http://www.rigtech.ca/
The Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors represents drilling and service rig contractors throughout Canada. The CAODC is a meeting place for the drilling and service rig industries. The Association is directed by industry to coordinate various initiatives. These initiatives focus on equipment standards, safety practices and training options. One of the Association's recent undertakings has been to work with provincial apprenticeship divisions to develop the Rig Technician trade.
Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) http://www.mhca.mb.ca/
The MHCA is a non-profit trade organization representing the heavy construction and related industries in Manitoba.
Mining Association of Manitoba http://www.mines.ca/
The Association advocates for the collective interests of Manitoba’s mining industry and the advancement of the sector through education and collaboration with our industry members, government, Aboriginal and other stakeholders.
National Drilling Association http://www.nda4u.com/
The National Drilling Association is a non-profit trade association of contractors, manufacturers and affiliated members from the drilling industry representing the geotechnical, environmental and mineral exploration sectors of this industry. The mission of NDA is to promote the use of professional drilling contractors and their methods. Founded in 1972, NDA has more than 250 international member companies.
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ELECTRIC MOTOR SYSTEMS INDUSTRY
Electrical Association of Manitoba http://www.manitobaelectricalleague.ca/
The Association EAM is a non-profit organization made up of electrical contractors, wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, agents and consultants. The EAM provides a variety of services to its members including group insurance, up-to-date industry information, networking opportunities, representation to Governments, educational and training programs to help member companies and their employees to be current with industry requirements and trends.
Manitoba Electric Vehicle Association (MEVA) http://manitobaev.ca/
The MEVA was founded in 2010 by a group of electric vehicle enthusiasts. Their passion, hard work and dedication inspired a diverse group of proponents of electric-powered transportation to join them
Electrical Apparatus Service Association, Inc. (EASA) http://www.easa.com/
The EASA is an international trade organization of more than 1,900 electromechanical sales and service firms in 62 countries. Through its many engineering and educational programs, EASA provides members with a means of keeping up to date on materials, equipment, and state-of-the-art technology. EASA is a dynamic, professional trade organization that is recognized internationally as the leader in the electrical and mechanical apparatus sales, service and repair industry. EASA provides an ongoing flow of industry information and education that helps members worldwide serve as total solution providers for electrical and mechanical equipment and systems.
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ELECTROLYSIS
Federation of Canadian Electrolysis Associations http://www.fcea.org/
The Federation of Canadian Electrolysis Associations is a non-profit, federally chartered corporation dedicated to promoting professionalism and education in the field of permanent hair removal.
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ERECTORS AND CONSTRUCTORS Metal Building Contractors and
Erectors Association (MBCEA)
http://www.mbcea.org/
The MBCEA is dedicated to the support of the professional advancement of metal building contractors, erectors, and construction industry.
Manitoba Construction Sector Council (MCSC) https://www.mbcsc.com/
The MCSC is committed to strengthening the skills of the province’s construction sector workforce. The activities of the organization are guided by representatives of: - Construction Association of Rural Manitoba - Manitoba Building and Construction Trades Council - Manitoba Heavy Construction Association - Manitoba Home Builders Association - Winnipeg Construction Association
Construction Safety Association of Manitoba (CSAM) http://www.constructionsafety.ca/
The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba is a non- profit organization run by and for the building construction industry in Manitoba, those who belong to the “400 Group” of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB).
Construction Association of Rural Manitoba http://www.carm.ca/
The Construction Association of Rural Manitoba is a 100- plus-year-old non-profit organization that represents 180+ members across the province. CARM advocates for workforce development, promoting construction careers and education opportunities through the Marketing & Promotions Committee and the Education & Training Committee. CARM has an annual scholarship program for youth and new apprentices.
Manitoba Building Trades (MBT) http://www.mbtrades.ca
The MBT represents the common goals of more than 6,000 construction and trades professionals in our 12 member unions, promotes the interests of member unions and engages in project partnerships to deliver safe, skilled and highly productive labour. In partnership with other provincial councils MBT is part of a network of over 500,000 Canadian construction professionals.
Winnipeg Construction Association (WCA) https://www.winnipegconstruction.ca/
The WCA is a non-profit trade association that provides services for over 800 member firms and serves the construction industry through comprehensive Construction Information Services, Advocacy Efforts, and Educational and Networking opportunities
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ESTHETICS AND AESTHETICS
CIDESCO Canada - Association of Professional Estheticians http://www.cidesco-canada.com/
CIDESCO Canada is a non-profit organization which acts as the Canadian arm of CIDESCO International (Comite International D'Esthetique et de Cosmetologie). The name is associated with the highest standards and practices amongst estheticians in 33 countries. The mission is to continue to uphold these standards set by Cidesco Internationals.
SPA Industry Association of Canada (SIAC) http://www.spaindustry.ca/
The association participates in a powerful global network, identifies foremost spa practices, and promotes the highest of industry standards in order to attract Canada’s best spas, product, service, and educational organizations to our membership.
Canadian Aesthetics Association (CAA) http://www.canadianaesthetics.ca/
The CAA is a regulatory organization of dedicated professionals eager to raise the bar for professional aestheticians and to bring proper public recognition and appreciation for the aesthetics field. In addition to providing a high and uniform set of standards to which CAA members follow, the association approves and runs seminars for continuing education to ensure members are at the top of their professional field.
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FLOORCOVERING INSTALLMENT
Canadian Flooring Cleaning & Restoration Association (CFCRA) http://cfcra.ca/
The CFCRA is a not-for-profit organization aimed to create, promote, foster and encourage interest and consumer confidence in floor covering and the floor covering industry and to promote awareness to the aesthetic and functional values of floor coverings.
The Flooring Contractors Association (FCICA) https://www.fcica.com/
The FCICA brings manufacturers’ technical representatives, industry consultants, software vendors, inspectors, logistics firms and commercial flooring contractors together in one place offering education, training, networking and direct access to the expertise that everyone brings to the table; to enhance our members' businesses and the flooring industry
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GLASS INDUSTRY
Canadian Glass Association (CGA) http://canadianglassassociation.com/
The CGA is a national trade association representing the provincial and national interests of the glazing industry.
Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance (IGMA) http://www.igmaonline.org/
IGMA is the international standards development organization for the insulating glass industry. IGMA's industry publications, education programs, product certification programs and leading edge research provide valuable support to the industry.
Glass Canada Magazine http://www.glasscanadamag.com/
Glass Canada is a leading source of information for the Canadian glass and Metal Industry. The editorial content focuses on leading edge equipment, technology, and glass professionals in the industry.
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HAIRSTYLE
Manitoba Hairstylists’ Association http://www.manitobahairstylists.com/
Organization’ mission statement is to provide an opportunity for professionals in the beauty industry: to facilitate the advancement of professionalism and to develop quality workmanship through education, training, and industry legislation. The association also provides educational seminars, workshops, guest speakers, and platform artists and the access to a current industry related video library
Allied Beauty Association (ABA) http://www.abacanada.com/
The ABA is a registered not-for-profit organization that represents more than 90% of the Canadian professional beauty supply industry with respect to hair and nails. It is a trade association of manufacturers and distributors of professional beauty products and equipment for the use of beauty salons and spas.
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HEATING, REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI) http://www.hrai.ca/
The HRAI of Canada is a non-profit national trade association of manufacturers, wholesalers and contractors in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) industries. The association’s activities include education and training programs, industry meetings, up-to- date industry information, technical support, government and industry advocacy, and statistics and trends.
Mechanical Contractors Association of Manitoba (MCAM) https://www.mca-mb.com/
The MCAM is a non-profit trade organization representing plumbing and heating contractors in their relationship with the construction industry, legislative departments of municipal and provincial government and other industry-related bodies.
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY
Heavy Equipment and Aggregate Truckers Association of Manitoba Inc. http://heatmb.ca/
The association's objects and undertaking are to provide education and information to the general public, to the members of the construction industry and to the civic government bodies about the availability, use and safe operation of the heavy equipment and aggregate trucks, to develop standards for companies and persons engaged in the business of renting and contracting heavy equipment and aggregate trucks, and to provide training to the general public and in particular to persons employed to operate heavy equipment and aggregate trucks.
Construction Safety Association of Manitoba (CSAM) http://www.constructionsafety.ca/
The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba is a non- profit organization run by and for the building construction industry in Manitoba, those who belong to the “400 Group” of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB).
Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) http://www.mhca.mb.ca/
The MHCA is a non-profit trade organization representing the heavy construction (heavy civil) and related industries in Manitoba.
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INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION
Canadian Process Control Association http://www.cpca-assoc.com/
The only trade association for the instrumentation and automation industry in Canada, the Association promotes the industry and its members to customers, academia and public bodies. The association provides a forum to exchange technical, industry and regulatory information, develop industry statistics, and encourage professional and ethical behavior and quality standards among its members.
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INSULATION (HEAT AND FROST)
International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers – Local 99 http://www.heatandfrostinsulators.ca/
Heat and frost insulators website is your guide to a career as a heat and frost insulator. This website is an ultimate resource on what the trade is all about, self-assessment, first steps, and networking
Thermal Insulation Association of Canada http://www.tiac.ca/
The Thermal Insulation Association of Canada is the national industry association for contractors, distributors and manufacturers of commercial, industrial and institutional thermal insulation, asbestos abatement and firestop.
International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers http://www.insulators.org/
The International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers (HFIAW or Insulators) is a trade union in the United States and Canada. The primary focus of the union is to assist its membership in securing employment, to defend their rights and advance their interests as working men and women, and by education and co-operation, raise them to that position in society to which they are entitled.
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IRONWORK
Ironworkers Union Local #728 http://www.ironworkers728.com/
The objects of the Association is to encourage and develop a higher standard of skill, to cultivate feelings of friendship among the craft, to equitably distribute opportunities of employment, to secure by legal and proper means pay commensurate with the hazard, physical and mental taxation and exhaustion and average life endured by members in performing services of the trade, to discourage piece work and promote safe and reasonable methods of work, to cultivate the moral, intellectual, and social conditions for the well-being of all its members, their families and dependents and in the interest of a higher standard of citizenship.
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LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE
Manitoba Nursery Landscape Association http://mbnla.com/
The MBNLA, is a provincial association dedicated to advancing the interests of horticulture and landscape professionals. MBNLA is a nonprofit organization whose members are businesses and individuals committed to promoting awareness of environmental horticulture and upholding the highest standards of the nursery and landscape industry
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MACHINERY
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) http://www.iamaw.ca/
The IAM represents more than 40,000 Canadian workers in air transport and a wide range of manufacturing including aircraft, auto parts, auto buses, aerospace, electronics, light and heavy machinery, tools and appliances. We are the largest airport security screeners union in Canada. The IAM also represents a growing number of workers in the health care and hospitality sectors as well as office, technical and other white collar workers.
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MARINE INDUSTRY
Mid-Canada Marine and Powersports Dealers Association http://mmpda.ca/
The Association promotes the marine and powersports industry in our region. The new apprenticeship program for Marine and Outdoor Power Equipment Technician (MOPET) is a three-year block release program with education being offered by Red River College. The MMPDA promotes all industry careers through attendance at conferences, career fairs and hosts an annual industry career presentation during the Mid-Canada Boat Show.
National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) http://www.nmma.ca/
The NMMA is dedicated to advocating for and promoting the strength of marine manufacturing, the sales and service networks of its members, and the boating lifestyle.
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PAINTING AND DECORATION
The Master Painters and Decorators Association (MPDA) http://paintinfo.com/assoc/mpda/
The MPDA is a non-profit association of quality paint and coating contractors and manufacturers. Representing professionals across North America, MPDA provides painting and coating technical advice, maintains specification and standards manuals, and performs a wide range of services in support of the industry.
The Manitoba Professional Painting Contractors Association (MPPCA) 204-786-7879
MPPCA is an assemblage of well established, quality Painting Contractors, Paint & Wallcovering Suppliers (and Manufactures), and related Paint Industry Businesses. The MPPCA exists to elevate and promote professionalism and quality in the industry
Finishing Contractors’ Association (FCA) http://www.finishingcontractors.org/
FCA represents the largest community of finishing contractors in North America. Our membership is comprised of contractors engaged in architectural glass & metal, drywall finishing, flooring, industrial coating, painting & wallcovering and sign work. We band together with our local Affiliate Associations and industry partners to influence our industry by educating, advocating and legislating on behalf of our contractor members.
Canadian Paint and Coatings Association (CPCA) http://www.canpaint.com/
The CPCA represents Canada’s major paint and coating manufacturers, and their industry suppliers, in three primary product categories: architectural paints, industrial and automotive coatings.
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PLUMBING, PIPEFITTING AND SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLATION
Canadian Automatic Sprinkler Association (CASA) http://www.casa-firesprinkler.org/ http://www.casa-firesprinkler.org/find-a- member/manitoba-contractors/
The CASA is a National Trade Contractor’s Association which promotes, defends, enhances and improves the business designing, installing and manufacturing fire sprinkler devises and systems. The CASA works closely with the fire and building officials, architects and others to enhance the level of life safety and property conservation from the effects of fire through the use of fire sprinklers.
Plumbers and Pipefitters Local Union 254 http://www.ualocal254.ca/
Local Union 254 represents the main pipe fitting trades in and around Manitoba. The offices are based in Winnipeg and represent union labour tradespersons in plumbing, steam fitting, sprinkler fitting, refrigeration and welding. Local 254 is chartered with the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada
Winnipeg Construction Association (WCA) https://www.winnipegconstruction.ca/
The WCA is a non-profit trade association that provides services for over 800 member firms. As Manitoba's largest construction association, we continue to serve the construction industry through our comprehensive Construction Information Services, Advocacy Efforts, and Educational and Networking opportunities.
United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry (UA) http://www.ua.org/
The UA of the United States and Canada, affiliated with the national building trades, represents approximately 340,000 plumbers, pipefitters, sprinkler fitters, service technicians and welders in local unions across North America.
Mechanical Contractors Association of Manitoba (MCAM) https://www.mca-mb.com/
The MCAM is a non-profit trade that represents plumbing and heating contractors in their relationship with the construction industry, legislative departments of municipal and provincial government and other industry-related bodies.
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PORK PRODUCTION
Manitoba Pork http://manitobapork.com/
Manitoba Pork is the association of the province’s pig producers. Manitoba Pork’s mission is to foster the sustainability and prosperity of the pork industry for the good of all hog farmers and all Manitobans. Our vision is to become a centre of excellence for pork production in Canada.
Canadian Meat Council http://www.cmc-cvc.com/
The Canadian Meat Council represents Canada's federally registered meat packers and processors, the industry's numerous suppliers of equipment, technology and services. For more than 96 years the mission of the Council has been to advocate on behalf of the needs of its members to secure and improve Canada's global meat competitiveness.
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ROOFING
Roofing Contractors Association of Manitoba (RCAM)
http://www.rcam.ca/
The RCAM is the provincial affiliate of a fledgling trade group called the Canadian Roofing Contractors' Association (CRCA). The membership consists of two main categories: - Roofing contractors, who are actively engaged in the
construction of commercial, industrial and institutional "flat" roofs, and
- Associate members - the companies engaged in manufacturing and/or supplying materials and services used in our industry.
Manitoba Shingling Contractors Association http://www.manitobashingling.ca/
The Association exists as a non-profit Association to bring about the betterment of the industry and the members it serves. The MSCA is a valuable resource for shingling and roofing professionals, offering a number of benefits to its members, including: - An opportunity to network with contractors, manufacturers
and suppliers about technical advice and various support to members
- Participation in MSCA events
Canadian Roofing Contractors’ Association (CRCA) http://www.roofingcanada.com/
CRCA leads the Canadian roofing industry, advancing the success of roofing contractors through technical expertise, standards of practice, and collaboration with industry partners. CRCA consists of companies actively engaged in Canada in the roofing and related sheet metal contracting business, along with companies engaged in manufacturing or supplying materials and services used in any branch of the roofing and sheet metal industry.
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TOOL AND DIE MAKING
Canadian Tooling an Machining Association http://ctma.com
The CTMA is a non-profit trade association that represents and promotes the interests of the Canadian tooling and machining industry, both nationally and internationally. The association represents the “Tooling Industry” which includes companies that design, engineer, manufacture, repair or assemble tools, dies, moulds, jigs, fixtures, gauges, machinery, machining systems, robotics, automation equipment, models, patterns, general jobbing machine shop products, cutting tools and additive manufacturing.
Canadian Manufacturing Coalition http://www.manufacturingourfuture.ca/
The Canadian Manufacturing Coalition is comprised of roughly 50 major industry groups. The coalition speaks with one voice on priority issues affecting manufacturers, and what must be done to ensure all Canadians continue to enjoy economic growth, high- value outputs and high-paying jobs. Our member organizations represent roughly 100,000 companies and 1.8 million workers, coast to coast
Canadian Association of Mold Makers (CAMM) http://www.camm.ca/
The CAMM is a not for profit industrial organization consisting of mold makers and their integrated mold making network. Canadian Association of Mold Makers Inc. now encompass a vast array of members from mold makers, designers, manufacturers, supplier and service companies across Canada and Michigan.
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TRUCKING AND TRANSPORTATION
Heavy Equipment and Aggregate Truckers Association of Manitoba Inc. http://heatmb.ca/
The association's goal is to provide education and information to the general public, to the members of the construction industry and to the civic government bodies about the availability, use and safe operation of the heavy equipment and aggregate trucks, to develop standards for companies and persons engaged in the business of renting and contracting heavy equipment and aggregate trucks, and to provide training to the general public and in particular to persons employed to operate heavy equipment and aggregate trucks.
Railway Association of Canada (RAC) http://www.railcan.ca/
The RAC represents more than 50 freight and passenger railway companies that move 75 million people and $250 billion worth of goods in Canada each year. As the voice of Canada’s railway industry, RAC advocates on behalf of its members and associate members to ensure that the rail sector remains globally competitive, sustainable, and safe.
Manitoba Trucking Association (MTA) https://www.trucking.mb.ca/
The Manitoba Trucking Association exists to develop and maintain a safe and healthy business environment for our industry members. The Manitoba Trucking Association is the voice of the trucking industry in Manitoba.
Canadian Association of Railway Suppliers (CARS) http://www.railwaysuppliers.ca/
The CARS represents companies selling products and services to railways and transits domestically and internationally. CARS represents over 130 companies who are important to the operations of the railways and transit authorities.
Canadian Transportation Equipment Association (CTEA) http://www.ctea.ca/
The Association’s responses lead to the development of programs and services to help our Members. An essential component of the Association’s development of programs of most value to Members is our use of generic cooperative testing.
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WATER AND WASTEWATER
Manitoba Waste and Wastewater Association http://www.mwwa.net/
The Association is dedicated to environmental stewardship, protection of public health and advancement of water and wastewater professionals through training and educational opportunities.
Western Canada Water http://wcwwa.ca/
An association of water organizations that represents a diverse set of skills and professions. The purpose is to influence the future of water. The association provides conferences, seminars, training books and a magazine to promote communications and training in the water industry in Western Canada
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WELDING
Canadian Welding Association (CWA) http://www.cwa-acs.org/
The CWA is a not-for-profit division of the CWB Group formed as a national membership driven association, mandated to promoting and supporting the welding and joining industry in Canada. To provide a Canadian forum in which welding professionals, their employers, fabricators and welding- products suppliers are all able to exchange information, share knowledge resources and work with government and regulatory agencies and each other to advance the welding profession, its products and its practices.
Canadian Welding Bureau https://www.cwbgroup.org/
The Canadian Welding Bureau was formed by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). The purpose of the Welding Bureau is to administer Canada’s national welding standards, which are embedded in the national building code and other industry specific documents. Funded by industry, and acting on behalf of the Canadian public, the Welding Bureau plays an important role by certifying welding companies that create products for use within Canada as well as the welders and welding consumables used in their creation. Within the Structural and erecting industry it is mandatory that all companies be certified by the Welding Bureau however many non-welding companies choose to be voluntarily certified, as the Welding Bureau is the only organization that issues nationally recognized credentials.
Plumbers and Pipefitters Local Union 254 http://www.ualocal254.ca/
Local Union 254 represents the main pipe fitting trades in and around Manitoba. The offices are based in Winnipeg and represent union labour tradespersons in plumbing, steam fitting, sprinkler fitting, refrigeration and welding. Local 254 is chartered with the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada.
