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Read MoreIronside Design Manufacturing
We hire apprentices because we think that is the future of our organization. We know that if we want to keep growing and develop as a company, we have to help develop the youth of the future to become our journeypeople of tomorrow. Ironside Design Manufacturing has been operating for over 100 years and they are great advocates of apprenticeship training. Trades offers many career opportunities and Stephen...
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Read MoreTrev Deeley Motorcycles
Trev Deeley motorcycles gave me the opportunity to come to work and be excited everyday to learn something new. Now I get to pay it back to all of the apprentices we have hired as a mentor. Meet Chris Wong-Moon and Ryan Bolding from Trev Deeley Motorcycles. They are two key players in their excellent apprenticeship training practices! In 1917 Trev’s grandfather, Fred Deeley Sr., began selling...
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Read MoreHigh Point Plumbing and Heating
Apprentices are the seeds of our trade. It’s a privilege to be in a position to mentor the future of an industry I am so passionate about. High Point Plumbing and Heating in Cranbrook “knows better service”—and the value of apprenticeship, particularly for East Kootenay’s First Nations looking to get their start in the trades. Since founding High Point in 2007, proud Metis owner Kevin Dyer has...
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Read MoreInlailawatash
Inlailawatash (pronounced In-lay-le-wa-tosh) is a First Nations business that was established in 2004 as an independent company responsible for managing the forestry needs of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation in North Vancouver. The majority of field crew employees at Inlailawatash are First Nations. Between 2008 – 2011 the forestry sector in BC faced challenges and the company re-established itself as a...
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Read MorePitt Meadows Plumbing
We believe that trades training is very important because it formalizes the relationship between an employee and their trade. Pitt Meadows Plumbing is at the forefront of trades training technology, giving their apprentices the chance to work with the latest and greatest. They have begun to utilize Augmented Reality technology so that their employees don’t have to use valuable time referring to...
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Read MoreFairmont Hotels
The three year Culinary Apprenticeship Program was established by Robert LeCrom, now a retired Executive Chef from the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, when he realized that there was a growing shortage of Red Seal Cooks. There are over 100 certifiable trades in BC and many people are surprised when they learn Professional Cook is one of them! Not only is Professional Cook a skilled trade but it’s also a Red...
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Read MoreHegyi Refrigeration – Kamloops
There are many benefits to having an apprentice. One of them is the ability to train your own mechanic. Another is being able to retain the apprentice after their apprenticeship who knows your business and customers. Steve Hegyi, President, Hegyi Refrigeration & Mechanical, has been in the trades for over 23 years and as a Red Seal Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic, understands the value and...
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Read MorePacific Vocational College – Burnaby
You have to be realistic and committed to work hard and learn. Business is competitive and you will compete for employment and advancement. In 1981, Rob extended his career in piping trades as an instructor for the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union Local 170. In 1991, Rob made the decision to open his own school, Pacific Vocational College in Burnaby. Since then PVC has become one of the top piping schools...
