Engineering and construction
Alberta's engineering and construction (EC) firms make a significant contribution to Alberta's economy, accounting for 12% of the province's gross domestic product (GDP).
Dedication in developing and applying technology and project management skills enhances each undertaking and promotes a well-known standard of distinction. Building on long-established excellence in civil, mechanical, municipal and environmental disciplines, Alberta's EC firms are skilled in the design and construction of major projects.
EC is a knowledge-based sector. The more than 300,000 Albertans employed in this sector have succeeded in developing diverse and strong world-class skills. About another 400,000 Alberta workers are dependent on this sector.
For more information on Alberta's EC sector, see:
About the industry
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Opportunities
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News
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Policies and regulations
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Industry stakeholders
Want to know who’s who in the industry? See our list of engineering and construction associations.
Best practices in project management
Are you a project manager? Access this list of publications, information centres, training and professional development courses, toolkits, and benchmarks for best practices in project management.
Contact
To learn more about this industry, please contact:
- Adamantia Fatsea, Director, Engineering & Construction
- Sena Kowalsky, Sector Lead, Construction
Industry sector profile
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Date Updated: Mon, 01 Jun 2015 01:30:35
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