CISC 2014/15 Annual Report by CISC

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2014 / 15 ANNUAL REPORT CANADA’S VOICE FOR THE STEEL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

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Message from the CISC Chairman & President

vision, Mission & Strategic Plan

Members & Associates

Advocacy

Education & Research

CISC Solutions Centre

Technical Publications

Marketing & Communications

Sustainability

Quality CertiďŹ cation

Codes & Standards

design Awards of Excellence

2014-2015 Board of directors

Member & Associate Products / Services directory

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MESSAGE FROM THE CISC CHAIRMAN

JIM MCLAGAN • CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD This will be my last message as Chairman and I must take this opportunity to thank all the members and staff for their support during the last couple of years, and I am pleased to pass the reins over to the very capable Laurier Trudeau at this year’s Annual General Meeting. It has been gratifying to monitor the CISC staff in action. Not only do we have a high level of talent, we are also blessed with a tireless effort at every level and this is a testimony to the beneﬁts we see from the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction working on our behalf. The team is constantly promoting the industry, supporting the membership throughout the country and pursuing opportunities to improve business conditions, education and in recent times Advocacy. I would like to say our industry is easy, but it’s not, however, it is rewarding and we can all look at some amazing projects across the skylines of North America and remember with pride the participation we had on that particular project. The challenge will always continue whether steel, concrete or wood should be the construction material of choice and the pendulum will constantly move as the marketing efforts of the individual products attracts the attention of owners, architects, engineers, contractors and other decision makers. There is also the increasing threat of foreign product being used with the perception that this will save money on a project. The threat is countrywide but more so in industrial regions and there has been a lot of effort to demonstrate that the initial purchase price is less important than the installation cost and when you factor out of country inspection, transportation, double handling, quality and potential for schedule slippage we can show that the foreign steel option may not be so attractive. It is unfortunate that some companies have or are contemplating blending their proposals by sourcing some of the fabricated product from foreign fabricators using the “Value Chain” model. I believe this is counter-productive to growth and security for the Canadian companies. This year we participated in the biannual meeting of the International Steel Constructors Group comprised of senior company members and steel institutes from USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, England and South Africa. The Australian and New Zealand delegates reported that their industry was decimated with foreign imports and many companies did not survive. Many of the companies that initiated the so called blending are also gone as the foreign imports bypassed the ones that helped them get into the market. We need to take notice of this example. I did like the UK response and they simply stated they did not support the low cost foreign imports and had government exclude them from supplying to UK projects. It should be noted they have arguably the world’s strongest steel market. I hope you enjoyed reading my perception of today’s market and take this opportunity to wish everyone a good year and success in their business ventures.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CISC PRESIdENT

ED WHALEN • PRESIDENT As we wound down one 5 year strategic cycle a new 5 year cycle began. Over the past year, members, associates and staff were hard at work strategizing about the future. The steel construction industry is very different than it was 5 years ago. The CISC has accomplished almost 90% of everything it set out to do and it is a very different organization than it was 6 years ago. As we look forward to the future, we will be striving to react quickly and efficiently to the needs of the industry and our members and associates. Over the past year, the CISC has strengthened its Solutions Centre by adding an intermediate engineer. By adding this position we can provide better support to the industry as well as develop more aids and guides that will assist in faster, safer, and more efficient designs. The CISC has become stronger and more focused this past year with the addition of SSEF (Steel Structures Education Foundation) into the CISC. With this activity now being done within the CISC, Canadian steel education and research will now be more visible and effective, led by the CISC Education & Research Council. There are many advantages to steel construction and the CISC has begun work on a series of case comparisons to show exactly what these are. The first in the series, completed last fall was a comparison of a six-storey steel vs. concrete building. This comparative study demonstrated savings in money, time and impacts to the environment. These studies will be one of the tools the CISC will develop to tell the real story of steel to all decision makers. Over the past year, your voice has been heard at the federal, provincial and some municipal governments. Meetings with government officials occurred in almost all provinces. In June of this year, the CISC held its first “Steel Construction Day on the Hill” in Ottawa. Meeting with over 40 members of parliament and senators, CISC members and associates from across Canada advocated for the steel industry. We have unfortunately witnessed actions by governments that are not in the best interests of the steel industry and the Canadian economy. This has been typically out of ignorance. The CISC will initiate a new advocacy strategic plan to ensure that governments are making wise decisions that do not negatively impact the steel construction industry. This year, we look forward to charting a bold new course for the CISC with our new strategic plan that will support our efforts to build a stronger voice for the Canadian steel construction industry, and even greater value for our members and associates.

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vISION, MISSION & STRATEGIC PLAN

OUR VISION Canada’s voice for the steel construction industry, providing leadership in design and construction efﬁciency, quality and innovation.

OUR MISSION The CISC promotes the use and beneﬁts of steel in construction, adds value to the construction and design community and supports the needs of the membership and industry through education and training, research and development, industry codes and standards, certiﬁcation and advocacy. The CISC continues to move forward in its evolution to become the voice of Canada’s steel construction industry, inspired by our bold vision and guided by our strategic plan objectives to strengthen the CISC, enhance membership value and increase market share. There have be several milestone achievements of strategic plan objectives in the past year, and several new initiatives are currently underway. These include:

FINANCIAL

• Achieved continued growth in new members and associates with 11% increase from last year • Launched new CISC multi-day accreditation programs • New membership fee model development is currently underway

• Strongly promoted CISC and Canadian steel at NASCC with tradeshow exhibit, staff moderated sessions and networking reception for Canadian delegates

• New revenue stream developed with launch of pilot marketing / advertising opportunities in Advantage Steel Monthly Newsletter

• Strategic planning sessions held in all CISC Regions, with the National Board of Directors, and several national CISC committees

STAKEHOLDERS

• Successfully launched new CISC Education & Research Council to strengthen and increase synergies with our education and research programs

• Drove the voice of the Canadian steel industry at CISC’s “Day on the Hill” in Ottawa with national delegation of members and associates • Achieved greater engagement with students with launch of new CISC promo codes system • Increased online presence and engagement with stakeholders with social media, email and internet marketing. We have had over 8 million hits to our website, and have 248 followers on Twitter, 2,250 Likes for Facebook, and 1,434 connections for LinkedIn • Increased growth in CISC Quality Certification programs including new applications and growing interest from overseas. We currently have 83 companies certified and / or undergoing certification • Achieved growing engagement of CISC Project Solutions with new case studies, new mobile engineering apps and a new engineer on staff • Enhanced communications with Members & Associates and other stakeholders with new editions of the Members & Associates quarterly newsletter, monthly Advantage Steel newsletter and a newly redesigned Advantage Steel magazine • Enhanced CISC brand image and promoted steel with presentations and exhibits at various construction industry, engineering and architectural tradeshows and events, and with media coverage in leading industry publications • Developed various marketing collateral for regional staff to engage stakeholders. These include presentations and flyers that highlight the strengths of steel for mid-rise construction and sustainability vs. wood and concrete, and a new flyer targeting architects • Successfully introduced CISC certification into CSA S6 for steel bridges 4

• Held a successful national SteelDay in 2014 with 35 hosts and 2,500+ attendees. The highlight for this year was a strong social media campaign with live tweets and updates by both hosts and attendees

• Update of the CISC Code of Standard Practice completed • New CISC mobile apps for Engineering Design were successfully launched • Expansion of CISC Regional Design Awards to all regions is underway • Construction of L’Ecole Lakay trade school in Haiti is actively progressing with strong support from the Canadian steel industry

INTERNAL PROCESSES

• New CISC By-Laws have been approved • Development of CISC’s new Association Management System is actively underway • CISC’s Member & Associate Fee Committee is currently working on several models that will offer enhanced membership beneﬁts and a revised fee structure • Continued enhancements to corporate website completed such as new Education & Research section, new accredited professionals directory, and new twitter feed • Improvement and streamlining of Membership Services underway with focus on more efﬁcient, standardized processes and customer service excellence

ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH

• Implemented cloud based software platforms to improve organizational communications, ﬁle storage and workﬂow • Completed development of objectives for regional staff • Completed development of several staff policies CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

vISION, MISSION & STRATEGIC PLAN

STRATEGIC PLAN Canada’s voice for the steel construction industry, providing leadership in design and construction efﬁciency, quality and innovation.

OUR VISION:

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES STRENGTHEN CISC GROWTH

ENHANCE MEMBERSHIP vALuE

INCREASE INduSTRy MARKET SHARE

CORE BUSINESSES

CISC Solutions Centre

Research & Innovation

Member Services

Certification

Marketing & Communications

Publications

Advocacy

Training

Codes & Standards

STRATEGIC PILLARS FINANCIAL

STAKEHOLdERS

• Increase membership

• Understand customer needs

• Increase products and services

• Build proﬁle of the steel industry and of our members

INTERNAL PROCESS IMPROvEMENT

ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH

• Implement management system improvements for ﬁnance, operations, IT and HR

• Increase communication and sharing of information

• Develop customized course offerings, • Develop and implement marketing products and course formats and sustainability strategy based on stakeholders needs • Build the CISC brand • Increase awareness of CISC Solutions Centre

• Increase effectiveness of activities with Codes and Standards

• Enhance Board effectiveness • Build a high performance culture • Implement continuous learning programs • Develop employee recognition programs

• Increase communication and sharing of information

STEEL: A HISTORY OF STRENGTH. A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE OF POSSIBILITIES.

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MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES

A COMMUNITY OF INDUSTRY LEADERS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO OFFERING THE MOST INNOVATIVE AND COMPETITIVE SOLUTIONS FOR STEEL CONSTRUCTION. Our members and associates represent the entire steel construction industry and include businesses that are centres of excellence, professionals at the leading edge of practice, and educators and students that are shaping the engineering and architectural practices of tomorrow. The CISC intends to engage, facilitate, and support all stakeholders, bringing to the table engineers, architects, fabricators, owners and developers, constructors, unions and educators (just to name a few) for the betterment of our industry. Members and associates belong to one of seven regions: Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba & NW Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia.

• OUR MEMBERS ARE: • Steel Fabricators • Steel Service Centres or Steel Warehouses • Steel Mill Producers • Steel Detailers • Steel Afﬁliates

• OUR ASSOCIATES ARE: • Steel Fabricators • Steel Erectors • Suppliers • Consultant Companies • Builders or Stakeholders • Professional Individuals • Technical Individuals • North American Steel Mill Producers • Professors and students enrolled in engineering, architectural and other technical programs

BENEFITS OF JOINING THE CISC INCLUDE: Advocacy: Engage government and key industry stakeholders and drive change on the key issues affecting our industry. Networking: Network with your peers, industry stakeholders and decision makers at various regional and national seminars, conferences and special events. Belong to a world-class brand: As a member or associate, you belong to an organization that is recognized as being at the forefront of innovation, technical expertise and industry knowledge. Professional development: Attend our leading edge courses and seminars covering the most complex and challenging topics in engineering design and construction, and earn continuing education credits. Project Solutions: Collaborate with our experts to explore different engineering design and construction solutions for your next project, and access our innovative design tools and applications. Industry knowledge: Access our extensive library of authoritative publications that have become the industry standard for steel design and construction. Gain a competitive advantage with access to the latest industry trends and market information. Research & Development: Discover today’s best ideas and support tomorrow’s promising initiatives by participating in various research and development programs and committees. Recognition: Receive industry recognition and proﬁle for excellence in engineering and architectural design at our regional and national Design Awards competition.

In 2014 / 15 we have added 118 members and associates for a growth of 11%.

1,198

118

11%

TOTAL MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES 2015

NEW MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES

GROWTH IN MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES

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• CISC is transitioning to a new state-of-the art association management database system that will streamline our operations, improve our data management capabilities, and introduce more efﬁcient and customer friendly functionalities for our members and associates. • This includes the implementation of a fully integrated e-commerce platform for our products and services, a new event registration module for national and regional events and course registrations, a new email communications platform, and a "self service" membership database which members and associates can update on their own. We expect this exciting new platform to be live by the fall.

2. NEW CISC E-COMMERCE SYSTEM A BIG HIT WITH OUR CUSTOMERS

• CISC's new e-commerce system for products and services has been extremely popular since our launch in 2014. • To date we have processed over 2,630 orders via our e-commerce system. This fully integrated system provides a seamless full cycle experience as users order, pay and schedule shipping all in one transaction. • We recently added a new publication, Moment Connections for Seismic Applications, second edition to our product offering. • We have recently launched a system of online "promo codes" targeted at college and university students that can be redeemed on our e-commerce site for special promotions on our products and services. • Our new “promo codes” strategy has been very effective in driving online transactions, allowing us to develop more direct relationships with students and signing them on as associates of the CISC.

safety, quality and human resource indicators, allowing them to develop continuous improvement plans for their organizations. The BPMS is currently in pilot use with some of our Fabricator members.

MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES

1. CISC TO IMPLEMENT NEW LEADING EDGE ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE TO ENHANCE OPERATIONS

5. NEW STREAMLINED AND CUSTOMER FOCUSED PROCESSES IMPLEMENTED FOR MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

• CISC has implemented a streamlined and standardized online process ﬂow for member and associate applications that enhances transparency, accuracy and communications with our Regions. This allows our Regional staff to track each new application as it moves through the approval process, and keep the applicant updated as appropriate. • We have also streamlined our work procedures, and conducted a full review of our Member and Associate policies.

6. STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSIONS COMPLETED IN ALL REGIONS

• All CISC regions have completed strategic planning workshops in the past year as part of our national strategic planning process. The ﬁndings of these workshops have been consolidated and presented to our Board of Directors for consideration. The Board of Directors also started their own strategic planning in January, paving the way for development of a bold new future for the CISC.

7. MEMBERSHIP GROWTH AND QUALITY CERTIFICATION

• CISC has continued to experience strong growth in our membership in the past year and currently has 1,198 members and associates. • Our Quality Certification program is also growing in popularity and is increasingly specified as a requirement for projects across the country. The total number of organizations that are currently CISC certified, or have certifications under process is 83.

8. UPDATE COMPLETED TO CISC CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE

• The CISC Code of Standard Practice Committee, comprised of a matrix of all stakeholder groups, has completed the development of a consensus document that brings the Code of Standard Practice up to current modern practices such as the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM).

9. CANADIAN STEEL INDUSTRY HELPS REBUILD TRADE SCHOOL IN HAITI

CISC’s new e-commerce system

3. CISC FEE REVIEW COMMITTEE CONTINUING TO WORK ON NEW FEE STRUCTURE

• The Board appointed Membership Fee Review Committee continues to make progress on evaluating different options for a new fee structure.

4. NEW CISC BUSINESS PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM UNDER DEVELOPMENT

• CISC is working on an exciting new Business Performance Management System that will allow participating member fabricators to benchmark their organizational performance using a variety of key performance indicators (KPIs) including ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 15

• As part of its corporate social responsibility efforts, the Canadian steel construction industry came together and committed to rebuilding the earthquake ravaged L’Ecole Lakay trade school in Haiti, supplying and fabricating 70 tonnes of structural steel valued at over $500,000. • Primarily constructed with steel, this 2,100 sqm building will feature 16 classrooms, workshops, washrooms, ofﬁces, storage areas, covered walkways and a shaded outdoor space, and will accommodate over 200 students. • The school fulﬁlls an important socio-economic mission by teaching underprivileged and street youth skilled trades such as carpentry, cabinetry, electrical and tailoring to help them escape poverty and establish a sustainable livelihood.

AdvOCACy

RAISING AWARENESS AND DRIVING CHANGE ON THE KEY ISSUES FACING OUR INDUSTRY WITH ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT The CISC continues to intensify its advocacy efforts and is leading the charge in engaging stakeholders at all levels of government across the country on the key issues that impact our industry. We have been engaged in several advocacy initiatives in the last year, actively promoting the interests of our industry. These include:

1. CISC DRIVES THE VOICE OF THE STEEL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY WITH ITS FIRST “DAY ON THE HILL” ON JUNE 9

2. CISC’S EFFORTS LEAD TO BIG WIN FOR CANADIAN STEEL INDUSTRY IN “BUY AMERICA ON CANADIAN SOIL” DISPUTE IN BC

• CISC’s national delegation of members and associates received a warm welcome and a strong show of support on our key issues from members of parliament and senators from every political party during our ﬁrst ever “Day on the Hill” in Ottawa on June 9.

• CISC is happy to report that our active advocacy efforts to highlight the impact of this dangerous precedent on the Canadian steel industry contributed to the Canadian government taking a strong and public position that “Buy America” on Canadian soil was an affront to our sovereignty, harmful to our economy, and counterproductive in the context of our bilateral trade relationship with the United States.

• Our delegate teams, comprised of a diverse mix of members and associates from across the country representing organizations from every facet of the steel construction sector, held over 40 meetings with members of parliament, senators and government ministers to highlight our key issues and request their support. • Our key messages were focused on the three most critical issues facing the steel industry in Canada today: Free and Fair Trade & Reciprocal government procurement, Prompt Payment, and ensuring opportunities for Canadian steel in infrastructure investment and natural resources projects through local content provisions and royalty rate rebates / credits.

• Canadian Minister of International Trade, Ed Fast went on to issue an order under the Foreign Extraterritorial Measures Act (FEMA) on January 21 that would penalize companies that complied with the Buy America provisions for this project. The state of Alaska subsequently elected to cancel the Prince Rupert Ferry Terminal redevelopment project.

• Our ﬁrst, and soon to be annual, “Day on the Hill” event was considered a great success by our members and associates, who passionately came together under the CISC banner to showcase the strength of Steel, and the contributions of our industry. CISC’s “Steel Construction Day on the Hill”

Senator Donald Plett

With David Yurdiga, MP Fort McMurray-Athabasca, AB

With Brad Butt, MP Mississauga-Streetsville, ON

With David Sweet, MP Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale, ON

With Patricia Perkin, MP Whitby-Oshawa, ON

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• CISC has been actively working with all levels of government and taking a leadership position in the media on this issue to promote Canadian content and reciprocal procurement for the Champlain Bridge. • A number of meetings have been held with government ministers in Quebec, and a series of six letters were sent out to the federal government, opposition parties, as well as the Quebec premier and provincial government departments. Two press conferences were also held in Quebec to highlight our key messages of reciprocal procurement and Canadian content for the Champlain Bridge and other infrastructure projects. • CISC applauds the Federal government’s decision to select a Canadian steel solution and to award the contract to SNC-Lavalin & CANAM / Structal.

6. STRONG ENGAGEMENT WITH ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO PROMOTE RECIPROCITY AND FREE & FAIR TRADE

AdvOCACy

3. CISC ADVOCATES FOR SELECTION OF CANADIAN STEEL SOLUTION FOR THE CHAMPLAIN BRIDGE

• CISC has intensiﬁed its efforts to promote reciprocity and free & fair trade this past year through several key initiatives including meetings with municipal, provincial and the federal government, letter writing campaigns and media coverage. These included: • Letters to Federal Minister of International Trade Ed Fast asking for strong government action to ﬁght Buy American on Canadian soil for the new ferry terminal in Prince Rupert, BC. • Participation in a dinner event in British Columbia with provincial deputy ministers and other political leaders to highlight key issues including dumping, reciprocity and free trade. • Meetings with Canadian municipalities across the country in partnership with the CME.

7. PARTNERSHIPS WITH MUNICIPALITIES ACROSS CANADA RESULT IN KEY ENDORSEMENTS OF RECIPROCITY LEGISLATION • CISC is pleased to announce that our partnerships and efforts across the country have resulted in several Canadian municipalities adopting resolutions calling for Reciprocity and Free Trade when it comes to their offshore procurement practices. CISC Press Conference on reciprocal procurement & Canadian content

4. CISC FIGHTS FOR FAIR MARKET SHARE • CISC has injected itself into the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Public Inquiry where it will be assessed if the BC Government, supported by ICBA and CCA, should be allowed a waiver to tariffs set by the CITT early in 2015 on dumped rebar entering Canada. Dumped rebar makes steel structures less competitive and unfairly erodes our market share. The CISC will show the economic impacts to BC along with the impacts of BC dumped rebar leaking across Canada. Hearings were held in July 2015. The decision of the CITT is expected in October 2015. The CITT’s ﬁndings will be sent to the Federal Minister of Finance for resolution.

5. PROMPT PAYMENT LEGISLATION • CISC has been actively advocating for prompt payment legislation in Canada both individually and as a member of the National Trade Contractors Coalition of Canada (NTCCC) at both the national and regional levels. • CISC and other trade associations met with federal politicians in Ottawa to discuss the need for federal Prompt Payment legislation. We presented our position to the federal government and outlined how uniform national prompt payment legislation will greatly contribute to enhanced transparency and prompt and fair payment practices. • CISC continues to actively champion prompt payment through our membership in Prompt Payment Ontario, a coalition of over 40 associations in the province. Prompt Payment Ontario is currently working on preparing a submission for the Construction Lien Act Review (CLA Review) being undertaken by the Ontario government.

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• Municipalities that have adopted Free Trade and Reciprocity resolutions include Halton Hills, Hamilton, and Kingston in Ontario and Lachine in Quebec.

8. CISC AND INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION PARTNERS SECURE NAMING OF SUB TRADES • CISC, along with the Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada and the Canadian Electrical Contractors Association recently met with Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) and received conﬁrmation that the PWGSC will begin mandating general contractors to name their top three sub trades (structure, mechanical, electrical) for their projects.

9. CONTINUED EDUCATION OF STAKEHOLDERS ON IMPACTS OF PREFERENTIAL LEGISLATION FOR BUILDING MATERIALS • CISC continues to engage with key stakeholders across the country to raise awareness of the dangers of legislating preferential policies for building materials, and of bypassing the National Building Code of Canada. Our communication efforts included meetings, social media campaigns and interviews with trade and mainstream media. • CISC is also a participant in the Coalition for Fair Construction Practices where strategies are developed to deal with these type of issues as an industry group.

10. CISC IMPLEMENTS STRONG MEDIA OUTREACH AND SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS TO HIGHLIGHT KEY ADVOCACY ISSUES • CISC continues to run strong and sustained social media campaigns on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn on key advocacy issues. We have also been actively engaged with national and trade media with press releases and interviews in radio and print that have resulted in widespread coverage.

EduCATION & RESEARCH

STRENGTHENING CISC’S COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION & RESEARCH On October 15, 2014, the Steel Structures Education Foundation (SSEF) merged with CISC and all SSEF programs were placed under the direction of the new CISC Education and Research Council (ERC) along with the existing CISC Training operations. The ERC is comprised primarily of past SSEF Governors but a few new members have been added to broaden the knowledge base. All of the past SSEF financial contributors have also agreed to continue their support for education and research, and all SSEF programs continue until a new strategic plan is developed and implemented. Our new structure will enable more efficient use of resources and greater synergies between our various programs such as scholarships, research funding, student competitions, and university, post-graduate and continuing education courses. The ERC also contributed to the overall CISC strategic plan updating activities initiated in the fall of 2014 and many exciting new education, training and research programs have been envisioned. CISC uses scholarships, competitions, research funding and educator support services at Canadian Schools of Engineering and Architecture to engage and help prepare the next generation of decision makers to select and design safe, efficient and economical steel structures. The ERC evaluates new and existing programs from the point-of-view of the number of students affected, the impact on their career choices and their overall impression of steel construction. Starting in early 2015, the CISC website started to be expanded to accommodate programs and content that will attract many more students and educators to it.

1. TRAINING In the year ending April 30, 2015, CISC provided 264 hours of continuing education to 483 members and like-minded professionals. Our team of 18 Course Leaders delivered 10 courses and 5 seminars in English and French. Although the number of venues and registrants decreased due to market conditions, the number of courses and seminars offered by the CISC continues to grow at a rate of about 10% a year. To accomplish this, we recruit leading designers, researchers, steel fabricators and industry experts to develop and deliver our courses. It is the knowledge and experience of our course leaders and in particular their ability to ﬁeld question and suggest practical solutions that deﬁnes CISC Courses as the “best of the best”. New courses offered by CISC in the year ending April 30, 2015 included: • Building with Steel: Critical Stuff you need to know • Nouveautés CSA S16-09 et survol du Handbook New webinars included: • AESS Part 3, Innovation • AESS Part 4, Connections • Low Storey Height Steel Framing Solutions.

2. SELF-PACED LEARNING To reduce the overall cost of training, employers are turning to online solutions and CISC is embracing this shift in delivery in two ways. Live, online training is a good compromise between reduced per head cost to the employer, reduced cost of delivery and real-time interaction with the students, but limits training to a ﬁxed time and duration. Since all webinars and online courses are recorded, the videos are edited and offered in the CISC Self-Paced Learning Centre for those who need to ﬁt training into an already busy schedule. We are now bundling pre-recorded 2015 COURSE CALENDAR / CALENDRIER DES COURS 2015

2015 COURSE CALENDAR CALENDRIER DES COURS 2015 Learn about Steel Construction with the Experts Échangez avec les experts de la construction en acier

2015 Course Calendar

online courses and webinars with tutoring, Q&A and testing to leverage our course development investment and provide training outside of scheduled events.

3. ACCREDITATION Our CISC Accreditation programs are designed to provide industry personnel with a greater level of expertise, technical skills and credibility and to ensure greater uniformity in steel inspection and connection design. The first program, launched in 2013, is the CISC Accredited Steel Inspector – Buildings, which requires participation in a 4-day course (extended ½ day last year to allow more content) and an 80% grade on the 3-hour final exam. Experienced steel inspectors are now permitted to challenge the exam without taking the course. There are currently 37 certificate holders in this category and their names and locations are posted on the CISC website under Certification >> CISC Accredited Individuals. Last year, the CISC Accredited Steel Connections Designer – Conventional Construction was launched. Accreditation involves taking the 40 hour Connections II course and achieving 80% on the 3-hour final exam, being a registered professional engineer in Canada and showing evidence of relevant steel design experience. Individuals can now take the training component online, at their own pace, and write the exam remotely under the supervision of a Register Professional Engineer. There are currently seven certificate holders in this category, and their names and locations are posted on the CISC website.

4. FUTURE PROGRAMS Our future plans include updating and refreshing core courses like Steel Handbook Highlights, Single Storey Building Design, Seismic Design and Connections, Industrial Building Design and Steel Bridges to the revised codes and standards published in 2014 and 2015. With funding from the ERC, outside resources are used for course development and updating where possible. We have also started to convert classroom style courses for online delivery and the Industrial Building Design course will be the next and the second to undergo this transformation following Single Storey Building Design last year. Also in the plans is a readjusting of the “Building with Steel: Critical stuff you need to know” to focus on Building Ofﬁcials, and a “Plans Reading” course for architectural, engineering and fabrication drawings. CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

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CISC is committed to supporting research and education programs at leading Canadian universities as part of its mandate to support the development of expertise, knowledge and innovation in steel design and construction. In the past year, the CISC has funded various scholarships, supported student competitions in Architecture and Engineering and provided university grants totaling over $300,000.

5. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS CISC is committed to providing funding for different engineering and architecture students who demonstrate a keen interest, commitment, and high academic qualiﬁcations to develop a research or studio project. Two such national programs include the G. J. Jackson Fellowship and the Architecture Student Scholarships.

G. J. JACKSON FELLOWSHIP This prestigious award is currently valued at $20,000 over a one year period and is presented annually to a structural engineering student who is in their ﬁrst or second year of full-time graduate studies. The purpose of this fellowship is to attract the brightest engineering minds to the design of steel structures as practitioners, the education of future engineers as educators and the development of innovative steel solutions as researchers. The current Jackson Fellow is François LePrince, a Master’s Degree candidate who is studying the fatigue resistance of high performance welded steel connections in hybrid bridge girders at Laval University under the supervision of J. Bastien and C.D. Annan. The 2015-2016 designate is Thierry Béland, a Ph.D. candidate at Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal working under the supervision of Professor Robert Tremblay.

7. ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION This competition gives a unique opportunity to students enrolled in professional programs in Architecture. The competition provides incentive to explore the detailed design of exposed steel systems in the context of a new theme each year. The purpose of the competition is to enlighten and excite future architects about steel structures. An Award of Excellence valued at $3,000 and two Awards of Merit valued at $2,000 are given out annually. As an incentive to encourage school participation, the faculty advisors for the winning teams receive $1,500 and $1,000 respectively. The 2014 winning entry entitled “Suspended in the Trees” was created by Angela Ng from Ryerson University under the supervision of Mark Cichy.

Angela Ng, winner of the Architectural Student Design competition

2014 G.J. Jackson recipient, François LePrince

ARCHITECTURE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS To promote excellence in steel design, the CISC funds a scholarship program with a three year commitment of $3,000 per university per year for all eleven schools of Architecture in Canada. These funds are used for student projects and recognizing innovative use of steel in design. Many of the CISC regions also offer scholarships and co-op programs for students.

Architectural Student Design competition winning entry: “Suspended in the Trees”

6. AISC / ASCE NATIONAL STUDENT STEEL BRIDGE COMPETITION CISC is a proud sponsor of the national competition, which was held at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Missouri on May 22-23, 2015. Seven Canadian teams competed regionally, up from ﬁve the previous year. Out of the 47 teams that qualiﬁed for the national level competition, three teams came from Canada; École de Technologie Supérieure (3rd), Université Laval (7th) and Lakehead University (24th).

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AISC / ASCE National Student Steel Bridge Competition Équipe de Structure de l’Université Laval

EduCATION & RESEARCH

8. EDUCATORS FORUM The 2016 Joint Architectural and Engineering Educators Forum will be held on Friday, February 26th and Saturday, February 27th, 2016 at the Sheraton Suites Calgary Eau Claire, Calgary, Alberta. An interesting and stimulating 2-day programme is being developed by the Program Committee consisting of educators and industry representatives. The theme is “Design & Project Integration Trends: From Concept to Construction, tools and methods” with keynote speaker and related presentations, a rare, high-rise construction site tour and visits to interesting steel structures in the Calgary area. The objective is to inform and inspire Educators in steel design and construction, which in turn is then reﬂected in their research and teaching.

CISC Educators Conference 2014

9. UNIVERSITY RESEARCH GRANTS In the past year, the steel industry has provided $100,000 in university grants to researchers at ﬁve leading Canadian universities. The principal researcher on the highest ranked proposal in 2015 was Lydell Wiebe, McMaster University who received the H.A. Krentz Research Award and gift of $5,000 for his research project on “An Improved Connection for Seismically Designed Concentrically Braced Frames”.

10. NEW DEDICATED EDUCATION & RESEARCH ISSUE OF ADVANTAGE STEEL MAGAZINE CISC launched a dedicated “Education & Research” edition of Advantage Steel Magazine this past winter with a focus on the work of the CISC Education & Research Council and its programs and services. Going forward the winter issue will be dedicated to Education & Research.

Advantage Steel Magazine Education & Research issue

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CISC SOLuTIONS CENTRE

The CISC Solutions Centre aims to be the one-stop resource for framing solutions and technical information on designing steel buildings and bridges in Canada. We are committed to fostering the development and sharing of knowledge and best practices in the construction industry through our various resources:

1. PROJECT SOLUTIONS

The Project Solutions services are an important part of CISC’s overall mandate to promote steel as the material of choice for construction. Our Project Solutions services provide decision makers such as owners, developers, architects, engineers, cost consultants and other stakeholders with a comparative cost analysis on framing systems using steel versus other materials in order to help them make the most informed choice for their project. Through Project Solutions, the steel industry gets the message across to key decision makers who cannot be reached via other means of delivery, such as courses and seminars. Project Solutions also assists member fabricators with ‘exclusive’ services.

3. STEEL VS. CONCRETE CASE STUDY Project Solutions has prepared a complete steel-framed solution for a six-storey commercial building with itemized costs and identiﬁed advantages of steel-framed solution versus a CIP concrete alternative. We presented the results in Quebec in October 2014. A promotional brochure which highlights some of the outcome of comparison study has been developed and distributed across Canada. This case study marks the ﬁrst in a series of comparative case studies that CISC will be working on.

2. TECHNICAL SUPPORT The demand for services remains very strong. Various means to provide the services to engineers, architects and other users and potential users of steel in construction include: • CISC Help Desk Solutions Centre staff routinely attend to calls and emails etc. from structural engineers and others.

coMParaTive caSe STudy: STeeL vS. concreTe fraMing SySTeMS The CISC Solutions Centre’s Project Solutions services are dedicated to developing tools and resources that help engineers, architects, owners, general contractors and other stakeholders make informed choices when selecting building materials for their projects. We are pleased to present our latest research results a comprehensive case study that evaluates the impacts of steel vs. concrete framing systems for typical commercial buildings in Canada.

Six STorey office BuiLding • MiSSiSSauga, on • Project Type: 6-storey office building + penthouse and a basement parking level

• Q & A Technical Column Technical Column in Advantage Steel on selected topics with questions and answers remains popular. • Seismic Corner Solutions Centre staff continue to write periodic articles for Seismic Corner of Advantage Steel.

The reference project for this case study is a six storey commercial office building located in Ontario. The case study evaluates the impacts of selecting steel vs. concrete framing on the project’s entire construction cycle from concept and design to costing, construction and sustainability.

• Location: Mississauga, ON

Design of concrete structure: Y & V Engineering Ltd Costing of all concrete components: C B Ross Partners Design of steel structure: CISC Solutions Centre Costing of steel structure & components: CISC Solutions Centre

• Specifications: - NBC 2010 Live Loads in office areas, Ground and Parking Floors; 4.8 kPa in service core and Penthouse floor - Superimposed dead loads: 0.95 kPa on roofs; 1.4 kPa on Ground Floor and 1.6 kPa in other floor areas - Curtain wall cladding - Soil bearing capacity: 400 kPa (allowable) - Column-free interior layout

3-d view – STeeL ScheMe

• Steel Industry News A new column has been added to Advantage Steel. It aims to cover steel design topics and steel products news etc. • CISC Technical Forum The Forum helps to foster the growth and sharing of knowledge gained in steel design and construction.

Steel vs. Concrete Case Study ﬂyer

4. COST INDEX UPDATE – 2014 / 2015

CISC Project Solutions Promotional Campaign

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CISC Cost Indices are an essential part of the CISC Project Solutions Cost Estimating Method, which was introduced, promoted and adopted into college curricula decades ago. The Method accounts for all the major elements that affect the in-place costs, including type, form, size, geometry, complexity etc. But these costs vary geographically and continue to change over time; these variables are captured by the Cost Index Update conducted annually for major cities. Valid cost indices are maintained to assist potential users of structural steel, such as developers, architects, engineers, cost consultants, project managers as well as CISC Solutions Centre, in their project cost comparison studies. Valid cost indices also allow colleges to retain the CISC costing method in their civil and architectural technology curricula and some universities in their engineering curriculum. 13

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5. CISC ENGINEERING MOBILE APPS NOW LIVE ON THE APPLE APPSTORE AND ANDROID MARKETPLACE The two CISC Engineering Apps, Steel Seismic Systems (SSS10), and Lateral Forces (LF10) are now live on the web. a) Steel Seismic Systems 2010 (SSS10) Helps structural engineers to quickly identify all the steel seismic systems permitted by National Building Code 2010. b) Lateral Forces 2010 (LF10) This program will perform complex calculations for wind and seismic forces, in general, for steel-framed buildings. The apps are available in both Android and iOS formats.

6. HANDBOOK OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION, 11TH EDITION Work is underway on the upcoming 11th Edition of the Handbook. New features will include: • CSA Standard S16-14 • New CISC Commentary on CSA S16-14 • Listing of readily available steel member sizes • Expanded tables for beam shear connections including more bolt grades and imperial bolt sizes • New 8th Edition of the CISC Code of Standard Practice • New design data for anchor rods and washers • New design tables for single angles loaded in compression • Expanded tables of mechanical properties including ASTM steel grades • New design aid for multi-orientation ﬁllet welds

7. STEEL DESIGN COURSES – DEVELOPMENT Low Storey Height Steel Framing Solutions (New) This webinar covers steel-framed solutions for design and construction of residential buildings and hotels.

8. NEW STAFF CISC welcomes its newest engineering staff, Stephanie D’Addese, P.Eng., who joined in December, 2014. The addition of a new staff member will allow the Solutions Centre to offer greater support to the industry, and to develop more tools and resources such as design aids, case studies, and technical publications.

CISC’s new mobile Engineering Design Apps

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TECHNICAL PuBLICATIONS

THE STEEL INDUSTRY’S MOST ADVANCED TECHNICAL REFERENCE LIBRARY Moment Connec �ons for Seismic Ap plica�ons

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CISC is responsible for authoring and publishing several leading publications on steel design in construction. The cornerstone of these is the Handbook of Steel Construction – the de facto standard for the engineering community.

HANDBOOK OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION The Handbook contains detailed information for the design and detailing of structural steel. The 10th Edition incorporates changes to CSA S16-09 “Design of Steel Structures” and the steel section data. It also includes the updated CISC Commentary on S16-09 and the Code of Standard Practice for Structural Steel, featuring new appendices on AESS and Digital Modelling.

LIMIT STATES DESIGN IN STRUCTURAL STEEL Authored by Drs. Kulak and Grondin, this book serves as a teaching text for universities and technical colleges, and also as a valuable reference for practicing engineers. The 9th Edition reﬂects changes in CSA S16-09, particularly with respect to bolted and welded connections, laterally unsupported beams, block shear and composite beams.

CALCUL DES CHARPENTES D’ACIER – TOMES I AND II The ﬁrst volume in the French-language series is intended mainly for undergraduate students, while the second is aimed at graduate students and practicing engineers. This comprehensive reference features chapters on steel properties, composite beams, plate girders, connection design (including gussets and column base plates), brittle fracture and fatigue.

CISC GUIDE FOR SPECIFYING ARCHITECTURALLY EXPOSED STRUCTURAL STEEL

NEW PUBLICATION MOMENT CONNECTIONS FOR SEISMIC APPLICATIONS, 2ND EDITION 2014 This new edition supersedes the first edition published in 2004 and is based on FEMA 350, “Recommended Seismic Design Criteria for New Steel Moment Frame Buildings”. Completely revised and expanded to include reduced beam section, bolted unstiffened and stiffened end-plate, and bolted flange plate moment connections, the second edition presents design provisions comparable to those governing the design of generic beam-to-column connections in ANSI/AISC 358, “Prequalified Connections for Special and Intermediate Steel Moment Frames for Seismic Applications”. Intended to be used in conjunction with CSA Standard S1614 and the National Building Code of Canada 2015, this publication covers common connection types for ductile, moderately ductile and limited ductility moment-resisting frames. It provides design, detailing and fabrication criteria for moment connections as permitted by S16-14 Clause 27 as an alternative to physical testing. Other notable features include: • Welded built-up sections • Box-shape, cruciform-shape and deep W-shape columns • Expanded geometric validity range • Specific provisions for various details • Designation of demand-critical welds

Developed primarily for Architects, this guide authored by Terri Meyer Boake is also intended for all design professionals interested in AESS applications. The contents feature: the Categories Matrix, characteristics, coatings and ﬁnishes, connections, curves and cuts, and erection considerations.

CISC PROJECT SOLUTIONS COST ESTIMATING METHOD FOR STEEL BUILDING STRUCTURES This guide provides a “do-it-yourself” method for estimating the cost of erected structural steel, which is widely used by estimators, designers and other construction professionals. Updates since the previous 1979 edition include a new feature to account for cost differences between members in conventional construction and those used in more ductile seismic force-resisting frames.

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MARKETING & COMMuNICATIONS

SHOWCASING THE STEEL INDUSTRY In Year three of our National Marketing & Communications plan we are beginning to see some of the fruits of our efforts, with membership growth, increased recognition of the CISC brand among our key stakeholders, and awareness of all the possibilities of steel as a building material in the marketplace. Some of the key milestones that were achieved or are being worked on this year include:

1. PROMOTING STEEL SOLUTIONS AT KEY NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY CONFERENCES • CISC participated in key construction industry tradeshows this past year with presentations and exhibits that highlighted the beneﬁts of steel design and construction, the capabilities of our members and associates, CISC membership, and products and services. These included: • Construct Canada • Buildex Vancouver • NASCC in Nashville • Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) Annual Conference • Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Conference • Green Building Council (CaGBC) Conference • Ontario Association of Architects Annual Conference • Quebec Steel Symposium

2. GROUNDBREAKING STEEL VS. CONCRETE COMPARATIVE RESEARCH STUDY LAUNCHED • This groundbreaking study looks at the implications of using steel vs. concrete framing alternatives on design, construction costs, project schedules and sustainability. We have developed several marketing materials to promote our case study ﬁndings including a detailed brochure, web content, social media and advertising campaigns. • This case study was presented at multiple events and tradeshows, including a technical presentation for general contractors, engineers, builders and developers at Buildex Vancouver in February 2015 and at the Quebec Steel Symposium.

3. STEEL SHOWCASED AT CONSTRUCT CANADA 2014 WITH PROMINENT CISC DOUBLE BOOTH • Construct Canada is one of North America’s largest construction industry conferences with over 35,000 attendees, 1,600 exhibits and multiple education streams. • CISC was proud to exhibit at Construct Canada with a prominent double booth along with several other steel industry exhibitors in the Steel Construction Zone, which has grown signiﬁcantly in the past two years, creating a strong proﬁle for steel as a building material. • A key highlight for the CISC at Construct Canada was the presentation of our Steel vs. Concrete framing case study at the “Friends of the CISC Ontario” Reception.

CISC at key construction industry conferences

Steel vs. Concrete Roll-up Banner

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• CISC garnered signiﬁcant coverage in trade, industry and mainstream media in the past year, with active media relations efforts that resulted in coverage in: • The Globe & Mail • Reuters • Canadian Manufacturing Online • Daily Commercial News • Journal of Commerce • Canadian Consulting Engineer • Canadian Architect • Construction Canada Our press releases receive an average of 2,676 views, and reach over 678 journalists on average.

5. CORPORATE WEBSITE TRAFFIC AND SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE CONTINUES TO GROW • CISC is continually working to keep content on the corporate website updated, fresh and appealing for our target audiences.

6. NEW MARKETING MATERIALS DEVELOPED • CISC has developed several new marketing materials this

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4. MEDIA COVERAGE

year. These include: • A new bridge flyer, and an ongoing development of the bridge section of our website. • Two new flyers “Advantages of Steel construction for mid-rise buildings”, and “Which is the most sustainable building material: Steel or Wood. These flyers address two of the most discussed topics currently in the marketplace: six-storey wood construction and sustainability. • A flyer detailing our offering for Architects. • New comparative steel vs. concrete case study flyer and banner. • 3 powerpoint presentations on CISC overview, AESS and Sustainability.

• Over the last year, we recorded over 8 million hits on the CISC website, and over 214,000 unique visitors. • Our efforts are also paying off on social media where we continue to grow on LinkedIn with 1,434 connections, on Twitter with 248 followers, and on Facebook with 2,250 likes and 6,800+ page views. • We have also set up a dedicated Education & Research section on the CISC website and all content from the old SSEF site is being migrated over.

OVER 8 MILLION HITS ON THE CISC WEBSITE

6,800+ FACEBOOK PAGE VIEWS

2,676 THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE LIKELY TO HAVE SEEN EACH OF OUR MEDIA RELEASES

214,223 UNIQUE VISITORS TO OUR WEBSITE

678 THE NUMBER OF JOURNALISTS ON AVERAGE THAT HAVE RECEIVED OUR MEDIA RELEASES

1,434 LINKEDIN CONNECTIONS

2,250

248

FACEBOOK LIKES

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October 4, 2013 7. CISC HAS PROMINENT PRESENCE AT THE 2015 ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS CONFERENCE

9. CISC PROUDLY PROMOTES CANADIAN STEEL AT THE NASCC IN NASHVILLE FROM MARCH 25-27, 2015

• CISC actively participated in the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) annual conference with three presentations at a Lunch & Learn session, sponsorship of a ConEd session, tradeshow exhibit and a panel discussion.

• This year’s NASCC was held in Nashville, Tennessee from March 25-27, 2015. More than 3,500 structural engineers, steel fabricators, erectors, detailers and others attended this massive conference. The CISC team was out in full force exhibiting at the tradeshow and moderating key technical sessions. The CISC also hosted a well-attended Canadian networking reception to allow delegates to connect, network, and strengthen business relationships.

• The highlight of the event was the “Great Materials Debate” – a three way presentation and panel discussion between the three primary building materials: steel, wood and concrete. This session addressed key constructability issues, provided a balanced view of all the building materials, and resulted in the attendees being better educated to make informed decisions when selecting building materials.

8. MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES OPEN THEIR DOORS ON STEELDAY 2014! • The ﬁnal numbers for SteelDay 2014 came in with 35 hosts and 2500+ attendees, making this yet another successful and highly popular event for the steel industry last year.

STEELDAY

www.SteelDay.ca

SteelDay 2014

2,500+ STEELDAY ATTENDEES IN 2014

35 STEELDAY HOSTS IN 2014

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12. ENHANCED COMMUNICATIONS WITH KEY STAKEHOLDERS

• CISC completed a comprehensive redesign project for the Advantage Steel magazine in the summer, and launched a fresh new, cutting edge design for the summer issue.

• CISC leverages two key communications vehicles to keep our members and associates and the construction industry at large informed of key initiatives and information impacting our sector. • Members and Associates quarterly newsletter: This newsletter provides a high level update of key initiatives and activities that the CISC has been engaged in on behalf of the steel industry on a quarterly basis. There are also links to supporting documents that have been uploaded to the Members and Associates Resources area of our website.

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10. EXCITING NEW REDESIGN FOR ADVANTAGE STEEL MAGAZINE

• Advantage Steel monthly newsletter: This newsletter provides a monthly synopsis of news, industry events and CISC initiatives across the country.

13. STEELDAY 2015 • SteelDay is an annual, national event that showcases the 11. NEW MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES IN ADVANTAGE STEEL MAGAZINE AND MONTHLY NEWSLETTER • CISC is currently running a six month pilot of an exciting new opportunity for members and associates to proﬁle their brands and products through new advertising in our monthly newsletter. • We will be launching a dedicated new section in Advantage Steel Magazine to showcase innovative products and services this fall as well.

versatility, performance and sustainability of steel and its various innovative applications. Across the nation on SteelDay – steel mills, fabricators, suppliers, distributors, consultants and others will open their facilities, job sites, and ofﬁces to provide tours and presentations about their operations, products and services and projects. • SteelDay 2015 is set for September 18.

14. REGIONAL SUPPORT • CISC provided ongoing support for multiple regional events and initiatives this past year including marketing materials, web content and promotional campaigns for regional Design Awards, spring and fall steel events, golf tournaments and regional meetings.

MEMBERS AND ASSOCIATES QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER

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SuSTAINABILITy

SUSTAINABLE STEEL CISC aims to be at the forefront of Sustainability practices with a focus on developing educational, informational and research tools to improve the construction industry’s understanding of steel’s sustainability features, and by responding to the evolving requirements of green construction and green building rating systems. We have spent the last year actively telling the sustainability story of steel –the world’s greenest building material - through educational presentations, marketing campaigns, tradeshow exhibits and the development of case studies for all our key stakeholders including architects, engineers, owners, government and others. The key Sustainability initiatives implemented by the CISC in the past year include:

1. PROMOTION OF TWO COMPARATIVE LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (LCA) CASE STUDIES ON FRAMING SYSTEMS CISC has completed two different Life Cycle Assessment Studies in collaboration with Ryerson University and third party consultants. Our two case studies were developed using the Athena Impact Estimator tool and looked at the environmental impacts of steel vs. concrete framing for different types of buildings over their entire lifecycle. The first was a six-storey commercial building in Ontario, and the second was a multi-storey residential complex in Edmonton, Alberta. Both LCAs consistently demonstrated that steel has a smaller environmental footprint than concrete in most of the environmental impact categories that were measured. We have been communicating the key findings of these two LCAs to our members and associates, consultants and other decision makers to help raise awareness of the sustainability of steel. Numerous presentations and marketing materials have been developed including a comparative case study flyer and a flyer on the key findings of research projects. Comparative Life Cycle Analysis of Steel vs. Concrete Framing Systems 100%

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2. SUSTAINABILITY PRESENTATION AT INDUSTRY CONFERENCES CISC delivered numerous sustainability presentations in the past year at key industry conferences, including sharing the results of our two LCA studies. These included: • Technical seminar at Buildex Vancouver • Presentation at the Ontario Association of Architects Annual Conference • Presentation at the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Annual Conference • Presentation at the Quebec Steel Symposium

We are also continuing to work with our industry partners to develop education and informational tools for our members and associates.

4. FOR GREEN’S SAKE COLUMN IN ADVANTAGE STEEL MAGAZINE This column is designed to keep our industry abreast of the latest trends and developments in the greenbuilding world. Three articles have been published in Advantage Steel this past year covering emerging sustainability topics such as the new International Green Construction Code, Comparative analysis of steel vs. wood’s sustainability footprint, and Biomimicry.

In an effort to engage greenbuilding leaders, policy makers, consultants and decision makers, the CISC has forged a strong partnership with the CaGBC. We have taken both national and certain regional level memberships and regularly attend their events to dialogue with key stakeholders and raise awareness of the sustainability beneﬁts of steel.

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As the newly launched LEED v4 continues to gain adoption across Canada, we have completed our technical review of the requirements, and are evaluating strategies and tools such as the development of industry average Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and additional LCA studies that our members and associates can use to earn the maximum number of points possible under the various LEED categories.

5. STRONG PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CANADA GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL (CaGBC)

120%

3. RESPONDING TO REQUIREMENTS OF THE NEW LEED V4

We exhibited at the 2014 CaGBC Annual Conference entitled “Building Lasting Change” in June in Vancouver.

6. PARTICIPATION IN THE NORTH AMERICAN STEEL CONSTRUCTION SUSTAINABILITY TASKFORCE This North American coalition of over 25 steel industry organizations continues to work together to conduct Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) studies and develop industry average Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for 7 product categories including structural sections. The North American Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) and Product Category Rules (PCRs) for structural steel are now complete, and several of our coalition partners are working on the development of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for their sectors. The CISC is also evaluating options to develop Canadian industry average Environmental Product Declarations that can be used by our members and associates to bid on a LEED registered project. CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

QuALITy CERTIFICATION

CISC QUALITY CERTIFICATION CISC has one of the most comprehensive and independently audited quality certification programs in the industry. The CISC Quality Certification program has been rapidly gaining traction across the country with multiple provincial jurisdictions either already specifying or actively considering specification of CISC Quality Certified fabricators. The S6-04 Bridge Standard now requires fabricators to be quality certified and the CISC Quality Certification program is recognized and referenced in the standard. CISC Quality Certification creates the right foundation of knowledge for fabricators of steel structures and steel bridges. It provides proof of quality and competence for the construction industry, assuring organizations of adherence to national and international standards. The number of organizations that are currently CISC certified or are under process for certification is 83.

CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS There are two separate certiﬁcation programs offered by the CISC - Steel Structures and Steel Bridges.

CISC STEEL STRUCTURES CERTIFICATION • Focused on the fabrication shop (does not include erection activities) • Audited by a recognized third party auditing organization • Available to any structural steel fabricator in the world* *Some conditions apply.

CISC STEEL BRIDGES CERTIFICATION

COMPANIES PERFORMING FABRICATION FOR STEEL STRUCTURES AND STEEL BRIDGES A company wishing to be certiﬁed for both Steel Bridges and Steel Structures shall demonstrate that they perform both activities on an ongoing basis. The separate or joint audits shall clearly demonstrate conformance to both structural and bridge activities.

CERTIFICATION OFFERS A CLEAR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE: • More owners are specifying CISC Quality Certification • CISC Certified companies get on the pre-qualified bidders list

• Focused on the fabrication shop (does not include erection activities)

• CISC Certiﬁcation improves construction relationships

• Audited by a recognized third party auditing organization

• CISC Certiﬁcation establishes long-term business relationships

• Available to any structural steel fabricator in the world*

• Certiﬁed ﬁrms will be able to consistently demonstrate their delivery of the highest quality products and services

*Some conditions apply

83 COMPANIES CERTIFIED OR UNDERGOING CISC CERTIFICATION

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COdES & STANdARdS

CODES AND STANDARDS The CISC participates in standard development activities for about 40 codes and standards nationally and internationally representing the steel industry.

1. CISC CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE The next edition of CISC Code of Standard Practice is scheduled for publication later in the year.

2. NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF CANADA CISC engineers serve on several standing committees as well as the Code Commission. These include: the Standing Committee on Structural Design (SCSD), the Standing Committee on Earthquake Design (SCED), Commission of Building and Fire Codes, and the Standing Committee on Fire Protection. • NBC 2015 NBC 2015 is scheduled for publication by year end. Preparation of the Commentary to Part 4 is in progress. It will be published in 2016. • NBC 2020 Incorporation of the National Farm Building Code into NBC 2020 in various possible formats is under consideration. Both SCSD and SCED held their ﬁrst face-to-face meeting in January, 2015. In addition, SCED has since held three web conference meetings and SCSD’s Task Group on Farm Buildings has had two.

3. CSA STANDARD S16 - DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES The S16-14 standard was published a year ago, in time for adoption by reference in NBC 2015. Commentary to S16-14, Part 3 of CISC Handbook will be published by year end. Activities for the next cycle will likely commence in the fall.

4. CSA STANDARD S6 - CANADIAN HIGHWAY BRIDGE DESIGN CODE The Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code, S6-14 was published in both English and French in early 2015. Very signiﬁcant changes are proposed for the seismic design, analysis and foundations sections of S6. The commentary, S6.1, is scheduled for publication this June.

5. CSA STANDARDS G40.20/21- GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ROLLED OR WELDED STRUCTURAL QUALITY STEEL CISC funds the development of this standard. G40.20/21-13 standards were published in the spring of 2013. CISC chairs the technical committee.

6. CSA STANDARD S413 – PARKING STRUCTURES S413-14 was published in November 2014, in time for adoption by NBC 2015. More stringent corrosion protection measures have been added.

7. CSA W59 – WELDED STEEL CONSTRUCTION W59-13 was published in December 2013, superseding W59-03. A notable change is the incorporation of welding requirements for ﬁxed steel off-shore structures superseding those in CSA S473 as a result of the withdrawal of S473.

8. ISO TC167 - STEEL AND ALUMINIUM STRUCTURE (STANDARDS) The ISO technical committee responsible, ISO TC167, has accepted a proposal to adopt EN1090, the Euro standard for steel execution (fabrication). The Canadian delegation maintains its position and advocates for recognition of regional diversiﬁcation. A working group of experts, WG3, meet regularly to develop an ISO standard for steel execution. The most recent meeting was held this past May.

9. CSA W47.1 – 09 (R2014) CERTIFICATION OF COMPANIES FOR FUSION WELDING OF STEEL Although stated as reafﬁrmed, CSA W47-1 actually underwent major changes in 2014 with the addition of a quality system for the welding process. This change brought the Canadian welding certiﬁcation system closer to many of the international programs.

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ARCHITECTURAL Capilano Cliffwalk Owner: Capilano Group of Companies Structural Engineer: Morrison Hershﬁeld Ltd. Project Manager / General Contractor: Marc Luc Lalumière Fabricator: Solid Rock Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd. Detailer: Solid Rock Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd. Erector: Marc Luc Lalumière / Solid Rock Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd.

BRIDGE Peace Bridge Owner: City of Calgary Architect: Santiago Calatrava LLC Structural Engineer: Santiago Calatrava LLC / Stantec Consulting Ltd. Project Manager / General Contractor: Graham Infrastructure Ltd. Erector: Norfab Mfg. (1993) Inc.

NATIONAL dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2014

NATIONAL DESIGN AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 2014 ENGINEERING Canadian Museum for Human Rights Owner: Canadian Museum of Human Rights Architect: Smith Carter Architects / Antoine Predock Architect PC Structural Engineer: Yolles, A CH2M Hill Company Project Manager / General Contractor: PCL Winnipeg Fabricator: Walters Group Inc. Detailer: Walters Group Inc. Erector: Walters Group Inc.

SUSTAINABILITY The Nova Scotia Power Corporate Headquarters Owner: Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Architect: WZMH Structural Engineer: BMR Structural Engineering Limited Fabricator: Marid Industries Ltd. Erector: Marid Industries Ltd.

Peace Bridge

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The Nova Scotia Power Corporate Headquarters

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ONTARIO dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2015

ONTARIO DESIGN AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 2015 ARCHITECTURAL

ENGINEERING

Award of Excellence Brookﬁeld Place Pavilion

Award of Excellence Queen Richmond Centre

Award of Merit Centennial College Ashtonbee Campus Renewal

Award of Excellence Lee’s Avenue Bridge

CONVERTED TO STEEL

Award of Merit Humber College Building F Addition

Award of Excellence Lassonde School of Engineering, York University

SUSTAINABILITY Award of Merit The Breithaupt Block Building One

Humber College Building F Addition

Queen Richmond Centre

Lassonde School of Engineering, York University

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Brookﬁeld Place Pavilion

Centennial College Ashtonbee Campus Renewal

Lee’s Avenue Bridge

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The Breithaupt Block Building One

ALBERTA dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2015

ALBERTA DESIGN AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 2015 STEEL EDGE

COLLABORATION

Glacier Skywalk

The Mosaic Centre for Conscious Community and Commerce

ARCHITECTURAL Physical Activity and Wellness (PAW) Centre, University of Alberta

BUILDING COMMUNITIES Peace Wapiti Academy

ENGINEERING Edmonton International Airport – Combined Ofﬁce and Control Tower

SUSTAINABILITY Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre

Peace Wapiti Academy

The Mosaic Centre for Conscious Community and Commerce

Glacier Skywalk

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ALBERTA dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2015

Physical Activity and Wellness (PAW) Centre, University of Alberta

Edmonton International Airport – Combined Ofﬁce and Control Tower

Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 15

QuEBEC dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2015

QUEBEC DESIGN AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 2015 BRIDGE PROJECT

STAIRS / ARCHITECTURAL WALKWAY

Strandherd – Armstrong Bridge

Glacier Skywalk

COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

YOUNG ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS

Glacier Skywalk Montreal Casino

STM Stinson Transport Centre

INDUSTRIAL PROJECT

JURY FAVOURITE Monique-Corriveau Library

STM Stinson Transport Centre

PROJECTS OUTSIDE QUEBEC Glacier Skywalk

Monique-Corriveau Library

STM Stinson Transport Centre

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

QuEBEC dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2015

Glacier Skywalk

Montreal Casino

Strandherd – Armstrong Bridge

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 15

BRITISH COLuMBIA dESIGN AWARdS OF EXCELLENCE 2015

BRITISH COLUMBIA DESIGN AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 2015 ARCHITECTURAL

SUSTAINABILITY

Moving Surfaces

Craigﬂower Bridge Replacement

ENGINEERING UBC New Student Union Building

UBC New Student Union Building

Craigﬂower Bridge Replacement

Moving Surfaces

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

DIRECTORS

Jim McLagan Chairman Canron Western Construction Ltd. Delta, BC

Peter Davies Weldfab Steel Fabricators Saskatoon, SK

Joel Nadeau Canam Ville de St-Georges, QC

David Drouin Quirion Metal Beauceville, QC

Adam Nicolajsen Sperling Industries Ltd. Sperling, MB

Brian Hedges Russel Metals Inc. Mississauga, ON

Alden Prier Apex Structural Design Ltd. Sylvan Lake, AB

Tim Houtsma Marid Industries Ltd. Windsor Junction, NS

Paul Seibel ACL Steel Ltd. Kitchener, ON

Douglas Luciani CWB Group Mississauga, ON

Rob Third George Third & Sons Burnaby, BC

Laurier Trudeau Vice-Chairman Abesco Ltd. Winnipeg, MB Harrison Wilson Past-Chairman Ocean Steel & Construction Ltd. Saint John, NB Paul Zubick Secretary Supreme Group Edmonton, AB Ed Whalen President CISC Markham, ON Kevin Kelly Atlas Tube Canada ULC Harrow, ON

2014-2015 BOARd OF dIRECTORS

2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Paul Mikolich Gerdau Whitby, ON Mike Minielly Dymin Steel Inc. Brampton, ON

NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIRS Bridge Committee Todd Collister Supreme Steel, AB Marketing & Sustainablity Committee Gord Leder Leder Steel, AB Education & Research Council Rob Third George Third & Son, BC Detailing & Software Committee Alden Prier Apex Structural Design Ltd, BC

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 15

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PROduCTS / SERvICES dIRECTORy

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PRODUCTS / SERVICES DIRECTORY Charpentes d’acier Sofab Inc.

Membership list as of June 29, 2015

Boucherville, QC www.sofab.ca

Legend: *sales office only B Buildings Br Bridges S Structural P Platework J Open-web Steel Joist

Constructions PROCO Inc.

St. Nazaire, QC www.proco.ca Lainco Inc.

Terrebonne, QC Les Aciers Fax inc.

MEMBERS

Charlesbourg, QC

Ste-Marie de Beauce, QC www.beauceatlas.ca

Canam-Buildings, a division of Canam Group Inc.

Les Industries V.M. inc.

Moncton, NB 506-857-3164 www.canam-construction.com Dartmouth, NS www.cherubinigroup.com

Eascan Building Systems Ltd.

Truro, NS www.eascan.ca

P, S

902-468-5630 S

902-897-9553

Gerrys Welding & Fabrication Inc.

St-John, NB

MacDougall Steel Erectors Inc.

Borden-Carleton, PE www.macdougallsteel.com Marid Industries Limited

Windsor Junction, NS www.marid.ns.ca

Modular Fabrication Inc.

Miramichi, NB www.modularfab.com

902-855-2100 S

902-860-1138 S

506-622-1900

Prebilt Structures Ltd.

Charlottetown, PE www.prebiltsteel.com RKO Steel Limited

Dartmouth, NS Tek Steel Ltd.

Fredericton, NB

P, S

506-395-7777

Ocean Steel & Construction Ltd.

Saint John, NB www.oceansteel.com

B, S

506-642-3704

MQM Quality Manufacturing Ltd.

Tracadie-Sheila, NB www.mqm.ca

Br, P, S

506-632-2600 P, S

902-892-8577 P, S

902-468-1322 S

506-452-1949

QUEBEC Acier Métaux Spec. inc.

Chateauguay, QC www.metauxspec.ca

450-698-2161

Acier Profilé SBB Inc.

B, Br, J

Terrebonne, QC www.sbb.ca

Acier Robel inc.

St-Eustache, QC www.acierrobel.com Canam-Bridges, a division of Canam Group Inc.

Québec, QC www.canambridges.com

Canam-Buildings, a division of Canam Group Inc.

St-Georges, QC www.canam.ws

Canam-Heavy, a division of Canam Group Inc.

Boucherville, QC www.canamheavy.com

Longueuil, QC www.industriesvm.com Les Structures C.D.L. Inc.

418-668-3371 B, Br, S

450-965-6010 B, S

418-841-7771

450-968-0800 S

450-623-8449

P, S

418-683-2561

J, S

418-228-8031

J, S

450-641-4000

418-387-4872 S

450-651-4901 S

418-839-1421

Les Structures GB Ltée

P, S

Rimouski, QC www.structuresgb.com Métal Moro inc

Montmagny, QC Métal Perreault Inc.

Donnaconna, QC www.metalperreault.com Mometal Structures Inc.

418-724-9433 S

418-248-1018 B, P, S

418-285-4499 B, S

Varennes, QC www.mometal.com

450-929-3999

NGA Structure Inc.

B, S

Drummondville, QC www.nga.qc.ca Produits Métalliques PMI

Rimouski, QC www.pmistructures.com Quirion Métal Inc.

Beauceville, QC www.quirionmetal.com Sturo Metal Inc.

Lévis, QC www.sturometal.com Supermétal Structures Inc.

St-Romuald, QC www.supermetal.com Tecno Metal Inc.

Quebec, QC www.tecnometal.ca

819-477-6891 S

418-723-2610 S

418-774-9881 S

418-833-2107 P, S

418-834-1955 B, S

418-682-0315

ONTARIO AC Metal Fabricating Ltd. ACL Steel Ltd.

Kitchener, ON www.aclsteel.ca Arkbro Structures

Mississauga, ON www.arkbrostructures.com Benson Steel Limited

Bolton, ON www.bensonsteel.com Burnco Mfg. Inc.

J, S

Br, S

St-Romuald, QC www.structurescdl.com

Oldcastle , ON

Saint-Gédéon, QC 418-582-3331 www.canam-construction.com Canam-Buildings, a division of Canam Group Inc.

Les Constructions Beauce-Atlas inc.

STEEL FABRICATOR ATLANTIC

Cherubini Metal Works Limited

450-641-2618

Concord, ON www.burncomfg.com C & A Steel (1983) Ltd.

Sudbury, ON www.casteel1983.com

Central Welding & Iron Works Group

B, Br, P, S

North Bay, ON www.centralwelding.ca

705-474-0350

Cooksville Steel Limited [Kitchener]

Cooksville Steel Limited [Mississauga]

D & M Steel Ltd.

Kitchener, ON www.cooksvillesteel.com

519-893-7646

Mississauga, ON www.cooksvillesteel.com

905-277-9538

Newmarket, ON

905-836-6612

Eagle Bridge Inc.

Br, S

Kitchener, ON www.eaglebridge.ca

519-743-4353

Ed Lau Ironworks Limited

Kitchener, ON www.edlau.com

Fortran Steel Contracting Ltd.

Ottawa, ON www.fortransteel.com

G & P Welding and Iron Works

North Bay, ON www.gpwelding.com

519-568-8822 S

905-766-4038 J, S

905-857-0684 Br, S

905-761-6155 S

705-675-3205

Canam-Buildings, a division of Canam Group Inc. (Ontario) J, S

Mississauga, ON 905-671-3460 www.canam-construction.com

613-821-4014 P, S

705-472-5454

Gensteel Division of Austin Steel Group Inc.

Brampton, ON www.gensteel.ca

905-799-3324

Hopkins Steel Works Limited

Welland, ON www.supremegroup.com

IBL Structural Steel Limited

Mississauga, ON www.iblsteel.com

B, S

905-732-6018 B

905-671-3301

Harrow, ON www.refacindustrial.com Shannon Steel Inc.

Orangeville, ON www.shannonsteel.com Steelcon Fabrication Inc.

Brampton, ON www.steelcon.ca/

Telco Steel Works Ltd.

Guelph, ON www.telcosteelworks.ca Tower Steel Company Ltd.

Erin, ON www.towersteel.com

Trade-Tech Industries, Inc.

Bowmanville, ON www.tradetech.ca

Tresman Steel Industries Ltd.

Mississauga, ON www.tresmansteel.com Trevco Steel Ltd.

Bolton, ON www.trevcosteel.ca Victoria Steel Corporation

Oldcastle, ON Walters Inc.

Hamilton, ON www.waltersinc.com

Laplante Welding of Cornwall Inc.

Sarnia, ON 519-344-3939 www.lambtonmetalservice.ca Cornwall, ON www.laplantewelding.com Linesteel (1973) Limited

613-938-0575

Abesco Ltd.

Winnipeg, MB

Barrie, ON www.linesteel.com

Winnipeg, MB www.capitolsteel.ca

705-721-6677

Thunder Bay, ON www.coastalsteel.ca

Calgary, AB www.omegajoists.com Shopost Iron Works (1989) Ltd.

Lorvin Steel Ltd.

Brampton, ON www.lorvinsteel.com

905-458-8850

Winnipeg, MB www.shopost.com

Sperling Industries Ltd.

M&G Steel Ltd.

Oakville, ON www.mgsteel.ca

905-469-6442

Sperling, MB www.sperlingind.com

Supreme Steel LP [Winnipeg]

St-Isidore, ON www.migsteel.com

Maple Industries Inc.

Chatham, ON www.mapleindustries.ca

613-524-5537

Etobicoke, ON www.marianimetal.com

519-833-7520 B, P, S

905-623-5060 S

905-795-8757 B

905-857-8233 S

519-737-6151 Br, P, S

905-388-7111

204-667-3981 S

204-889-9980

Winnipeg, MB www.supremegroup.com

403-250-7871 S

204-233-3783 B, Br, P, S

204-626-3401 B, S

204-589-7371

SASKATCHEWAN

Avanti Steel Fabricators Ltd.

905-458-7022

Regina, SK www.anlinwelding.com Regina, SK www.avantisteel.com

306-352-1650

Elance Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd.

Saskatoon, SK www.elancesteel.com

IWL Steel Fabricators Ltd.

Saskatoon, SK www.iwlsteel.com

Paramount Steel Limited

Omega Joists Inc.

Supreme Group Inc. [Saskatoon]

Weldfab Ltd.

Pittsburgh Steel Group

Mississauga, ON www.pittsburghsteel.com Quad Steel Inc.

Bolton, ON www.quadsteel.ca

905-791-1996

905-362-5097

905-857-9404

Calgary, AB www.omegajoists.com Saskatoon, SK www.supremegroup.com Saskatoon, SK www.weldfab.com

306-931-4412

905-669-1767

Brampton, ON www.paramountsteel.com

B, S

306-721-6566

Norak Steel Construction Limited

Concord, ON www.noraksteel.com

P, S

807-623-4844

J, S

Brampton, ON www.miragesteel.com

519-837-1973

Anlin Welding & Steel Fabrication

416-798-2969

Mirage Steel Limited

416-798-3343

519-352-0375

Mariani Metal Fabricators Limited

519-941-7000

Coastal Steel Construction Limited

Omega Joists Inc. B, S

P, S

519-738-3507

MANITOBA

Capitol Steel Corp.

Lambton Metal Services

M.I.G. Structural Steel (Div. of 3526674 Canada Inc.)

519-737-6007

519-745-5691

Refac Industrial Contractors Inc.

P, S

306-242-4077 J

403-250-7871 P, S

306-975-1177 S

306-955-4425

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

Anglia Steel Industries (1984)

Calgary, AB www.angliasteel.ca

Bow Ridge Steel Fabricating

Calgary, AB

C.W. Carry (1967) Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.cwcarry.com

B, P, S

403-720-2363 S

403-230-3705 P, S

780-465-0381

J, S

Calgary, AB 403-252-7591 www.canam-construction.com Collins Industries Ltd.

Edmonton, AB 780-440-1414 www.collins-industries-ltd.com

Edmonton, AB www.empireiron.com Eskimo Steel Ltd.

Sherwood Park, AB www.eskimosteel.com Garneau Manufacturing Inc.

Morinville, AB

Hranco Industries Ltd.

Medicine Hat, AB www.hranco.com

JV Driver Fabricators Inc.

Nisku, AB www.jvdriver.com

Leder Steel Limited

Acheson, AB www.ledersteel.com Norfab Mfg (1993) Inc.

Edmonton, AB

Northern Weldarc Ltd.

Sherwood Park, AB www.northern-weldarc.com Omega Joists Inc.

Calgary, AB www.omegajoists.com Omega Joists Inc.

Nisku, AB www.omegajoists.com

J, P, S

780-447-4650 P, S

780-417-9200 S

780-939-2129 Br, P, S

403-527-4190 B, S

780-955-1746 S

780-962-9040 B

780-447-5454 P, S

780-467-1522 J

403-250-7871 J

780-955-3390

Precision Steel & Manufacturing Ltd.

Rampart Steel Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.precisionsteel.ab.ca Edmonton, AB www.rampartsteel.com

780-449-4244

780-465-9730

Rapid-Span Bridges Inc.

County of Grande Prairie No. 1, AB 780-538-9199 RIMK Industries Inc.

Calgary, AB

Spartan Steel

Edmonton, AB Supermétal Structures Inc. Western Division

St-Romuald, QC www.supermetal.com

Supermétal Structures Inc. Western Division

Leduc, AB www.supermetal.com

B, S S

780-435-3807 P, S

418-834-1955

P, S

780-980-4830

Triangle Steel (1999) Ltd.

Calgary, AB www.trianglesteel.com

P, S

780-483-3278

Waiward Steel LP

Edmonton, AB www.waiward.com Edmonton, AB www.whitemudgroup.ca

P, S

780-467-2266 P, S

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 15

780-955-7671 P, S

780-469-1258 S

780-701-3295

Port Moody, BC 604-583-9760 www.canam-construction.com Canron Western Constructors LP

Delta, BC www.supremegroup.com George Third & Son

Burnaby, BC www.geothird.com Impact Ironworks Ltd.

Surrey, BC

ISM Industrial Steel & Manufacturing Inc.

Delta, BC www.ismbc.ca

JP Metal Masters 2000 Inc.

Maple Ridge, BC www.jpmetalmasters.com Omega Joists Inc.

Calgary, AB www.omegajoists.com Rapid-Span Structures Ltd.

Armstrong, BC www.rapidspan.com

B, Br, P, S

604-524-4421 P, S

604-526-2333 B, S

604-888-0851 B, Br, P, S

604-940-4769 B, Br, J, P, S

604-465-8933 J

403-250-7871 Br, P, S

250-546-9676

Solid Rock Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd.

Surrey, BC www.solidrocksteel.com Warnaar Steel Tech Ltd.

Kelowna, BC www.warnaarsteel.com Wesbridge Steelworks Limited

Delta, BC www.wesbridge.com XL Ironworks Co.

Surrey, BC www.xliron.com

604-581-1151 S

250-765-8800 S

604-946-8618 J, S

604-596-1747

Acier Leroux Boucherville, Division de Métaux Russel Inc.

Boucherville, QC www.leroux-steel.com Acier Pacifique Inc.

Laval, QC www.paciﬁcsteel.ca

604-525-0544

450-641-2280

514-384-4690

Laval, QC www.metalium.com Price Steel Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.pricesteel.com Russel Metals Inc. [Edmonton]

Edmonton, AB www.russelmetals.com Lakeside, NS www.russelmetals.com

450-963-0411

780-447-9999

780-439-2051

Russel Metals Inc. [Saskatoon]

Saskatoon, SK

Russel Metals Inc. [Winnipeg]

Winnipeg, MB www.russelmetals.com

604-852-9664

905-840-0808

Harrow, ON www.atlastube.com

Essar Steel Algoma Inc.

Sault Ste. Marie, ON www.essarsteelalgoma.com Gerdau Corporation

Whitby, ON www.gerdau.com/longsteel/

Brampton, ON

905-819-7777

Nackawic, NB

Acier MCN/MCN Steel

Ville St-Laurent, QC www.mcnsteel.com 306-931-3338

Acklam Drafting Service

Tecumseh, ON 204-772-0321

Aerostar Drafting Services

Georgetown, ON

Apex Structural Design Ltd.

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited

Automated Steel Detailing Associates

Delta, BC www.customplate.net

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited

Nisku, AB www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited

Chomedey, QC www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited

Hamilton, ON www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited

Mississauga, ON www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited

Winnipeg, MB www.samuel.com

905-354-5691

604-524-8000

VARSTEEL Ltd. [Saskatoon]

Saskatoon, SK www.varsteel.ca

Edmonton, AB www.wilkinsonsteel.com

Toronto, ON www.asda.ca

J, P, S

514-508-6871 B, Br, S

519-979-1674 B

905-702-7918 B

403-343-2001

B, Br, P

416-241-4350

514-384-5220

BBK Steel Detailing

Concord, ON www.bld.ca

Hamilton, ON

CADD Atla Drafting & Design

905-573-9100

905-279-5460

204-985-6600

780-955-1953

Edmonton, AB www.caddalta.com

Cadmax Detailing Inc. / Dessins Cadmax inc.

Boisbriand, QC www.cadmax.ca Draft-Tech Inc.

Tecumseh, ON www.dtigroup.ca Dtech Enterprises Inc.

White Rock, BC www.dtechenterprises.com Exact Detailing Ltd

Victoria, BC www.exactdetailing.com Genifab Consultants Inc.

Quebec, QC www.genifab.com/

360-955-3777

306-652-7151

780-434-8441

Vancouver, BC 604-324-6611 www.wilkinsonsteel.com Misc. structural shapes, hot rolled bars and plates. Structural-angles, ﬂats, beams, channel, plate York-Ennis, A Division of Russel Metals Inc.

905-660-7017

905-645-0484 B

780-461-3550

B, Br

450-621-5557 B

519-979-3858 B

604-536-6572 B, Br, J, P

250-590-5244 B, Br

418-622-1676

Haché Technical Services Ltd./ Haché Services Techniques Ltée

Caraquet, NB

Wilkinson Steel and Metals Inc. [Vancouver]

Mississauga, ON www.russelmetals.com

Red Deer, AB www.apexstructural.ca

B, P

506-575-1222

Wilkinson Steel and Metals Inc. (Saskatoon)

Saskatoon, SK www.wilkinsonsteel.com

905-488-8216

Base Line Drafting Services Inc.

Delta, BC 604-946-2717 www.varsteel.ca Beam, angle, channel, HSS plate, sheet, expanded metal, pipe ﬂats, rounds etc.

Nisku, AB www.varsteel.ca

905-668-8811

780-955-4777

VARSTEEL Ltd. [Delta]

VARSTEEL Ltd. [Nisku]

705-945-2351

DETAILER

Salit Steel (Division of Myer Salit Limited)

Niagara Falls, ON www.salitsteel.com

519-738-5000

A-1 Detailing and Engineering Ltd.

Russel Metals Inc. [Mississauga]

Mississauga, ON www.russelmetals.com

STEEL MILL PRODUCER Atlas Tube Canada ULC

A.D. Drafting

902-876-7861

Wilkinson Steel and Metals Inc. [Edmonton]

Delta, BC 604-524-8000 www.customplate.net Cut to size steel plate in various grades to 12” thick. Stock size sheets of plate to 12”

Brampton, ON www.dymin-steel.com

Metalium Inc.

780-979-0454

Lethbridge, AB 403-320-1953 www.varsteel.ca Beam, angle, channel, HSS plate, sheet, Grating, expanded metal, pipe, ﬂats, rounds etc.

Custom Plate & Profiles Ltd. a div. of Samuel, Son Co. Ltd

Abbotsford, BC www.dymin-steel.com

Nisku, AB www.dymin-steel.com

VARSTEEL Ltd. [Lethbridge]

STEEL SERVICE CENTRE OR STEEL WAREHOUSE

Delta, BC www.russelmetals.com

Dymin Steel Inc. (Alberta)

Russel Metals Inc. [Lakeside]

Canam-Buildings, a division of Canam Group Inc. (BC Region)

Dymin Steel Inc.

403-279-2622

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Dymin Steel (Western) Inc.

Supreme Steel LP, Bridge Division

Edmonton, AB www.supremegroup.com

Nisku, AB www.wfwelding.com

A.J. Forsyth, A Division of Russel Metals Inc.

403-236-8777

Supreme Steel Ltd. [Edmonton]

Edmonton, AB www.supremegroup.com

403-279-6060

W.F. Welding & Overhead Cranes Ltd.

Whitemud Ironworks Limited

Canam-Buildings, a division of Canam Group Inc. (Alberta)

Empire Iron Works Ltd. [Edmonton]

Calgary, AB www.tsesteel.com

Husky Detailing Inc.

London, ON www.huskydetailing.com iGL inc.

Trois-Rivières, QC IKONA Drafting Services Inc.

Regina , SK

INFocus Detailing Inc.

Kemble, ON www.infocusdetailing.com IRESCO Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.steeldetailers.com JCM & Associates Limited

Frankford, ON www.jcmdrafting.com

B, P

506-727-7800 B

519-850-9802 B

888-573-4982 306-522-2650 B, Br, P

519-376-8717 B

780-433-5606 B, P

613-398-6510

905-819-7297

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PROduCTS / SERvICES dIRECTORy

TSE Steel Ltd.

ALBERTA

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PROduCTS / SERvICES dIRECTORy

Maple Ridge, BC www.jpdrafting.com

B, Br, J, P

604-465-8933

KGS Group Steel Detailing Division

Winnipeg, MB www.kgsgroup.com

204-896-1209

Lancor Structural Design Ltd.

Shediac, NB 506-532-0838 http://www.lancorstructural.com Les Dessins de Structure Steltec Inc.

Ste-Thérèse, QC www.steltec.ca

Les Dessins Trusquin Inc.

Boisbriand, QC www.trusquin.com

Les Systèmes Datadraft Inc. Datadraft Systems Inc.

Boisbriand, QC www.datadraft.com

B, Br, P

450-971-5995 B, Br

450-420-1000

514-748-6161

M-Tec Drafting Services Inc.

Sherwood Park, AB www.mtecdrafting.com ProDraft Inc.

Surrey, BC www.prodraftinc.com Ranmar Technical Services Ltd.

Mt. Pearl, NL www.ranmartech.com

River City Detailers Limited

Winnipeg, MB www.rivercitydetailers.com

Saturn Detailing Services Ltd.

Winnipeg, MB www.saturndetailing.ca

Service Technique Asimut inc

Charny, QC www.asimut.ca

Spec 5 Services Inc.

250-248-4871 B, Br, P

780-467-0903 B, Br, P

604-589-6425 B, P

709-364-4158

Ste-Marie, Beauce, QC www.summyx.com TDS Industrial Services Ltd.

Prince George, BC www.tdsindustrial.com Techdess Inc.

Saint-Jérôme, QC www.techdess.com Tenca Steel Detailing Inc.

Charlesbourg, QC www.tencainc.com Vet Dessin

Terrebonne, QC http://www.vetdessin.com

Milton, ON www.cwbgroup.org

A-Post Aluminum Fabricators

Winnipeg, MB www.a-post.com

Bruce Steel Fabricators Inc.

Edmonton, AB www.brucesteel.ca

Port Coquitlam, BC www.coquitlamsteel.com Dynex Mfg Ltd.

Fredericton, NB

Ajax, ON www.ganawa.ca Headsteel Ltd.

Headingley, MB www.headsteel.ca/ Saskatoon, SK

Strathroy, ON www.jctmetalsinc.com

Lexitar Solutions Inc.

Devon, AB www.lexitar.ca

NorthWest Fabricators Ltd.

Athabasca, AB

Old Tymer Welding

Orillia, ON www.oldtymerwelding.com Petro-Chem Fabricators Ltd.

418-988-0719

Edmonton, AB Show Canada

B, P

Br, S

418-386-5484

204-233-3300 778-387-8294

Laval, QC www.show-canada.com Times Iron Works Inc.

Pickering, ON www.timesironworks.ca

506-458-9870 905-686-5203

204-831-1115

306-955-4546 519-518-0246

B, P

450-569-2629 Br

418-634-5225

Arcweld Industries Inc.

Winnipeg, MB www.arcweld.ca D.R. Steel Inc.

Edmonton, AB Danco Steel & Fabrication Ltd

Edmonton, AB

E.S. Fox Limited

450-477-1000

Niagara Falls, ON www.esfox.com Island Industries Ltd.

Edmonton, AB

K C Welding Ltd.

905-542-1312

Angus, ON

KWH Constructors Ltd.

Burnaby, BC

905-664-5166 B

Woodbridge, ON

905-851-2817

Stampa Steel Erectors Ltd.

Concord, ON www.stampasteel.com Sherwood Park, AB www.superiorsteel.ca

B, Br

905-760-7689 B

780-922-0520

SUPPLIER Aarc-West Industrial Coatings Inc.

Surrey, BC www.awcoatings.com

604-588-9961

Acier Altitube Inc. / Altitube Steel Inc.

Chomedey, Laval, QC www.altitube.com

514-637-5050

Acier Picard inc.

St-Romuald, QC www.acierpicard.com

418-834-8300

Advanced Bending Technologies Inc.

418-775-7141

Langley, BC www.bending.net Rolled or bent structural sect

Aggressive Tube Bending Inc.

780-987-3883

780-675-4900 705-326-3619

Surrey, BC AGT

Trois-Rivières, QC www.agtech.qc.ca

705-327-1964

450-664-5155

905-831-5111

B, Br, J, P, S

204-661-3867 B, J

780-699-9872 B

780-668-0449

Brampton, ON www.agwaymetals.com

B, Br, J, P, S

905-354-3700

604-662-4872

780-886-9632 B

705-424-1956 B, Br

604-629-4897

M-C Steel Services Inc.

B, Br, J, P, S

Lively, ON www.international-pc.com

All Fabrication Machinery Ltd.

Leduc, AB 780-980-9661 www.allfabmachinery.com Steel and plate fabrication - machinery AXIS Inspection Group Ltd

Winnipeg, MB www.axisinspection.com

204-488-6790

Behlen Industries COM-BLD Division

Edmonton, AB www.behlen.ca

780-237-8497

Blastal Coatings Services Inc.

Brampton , ON www.blastal.com

905-459-2001

Brantford, ON www.blastech.com Abrasive blasting, glass bead

519-756-8222

Beeton, ON 905-729-2229 www.bordengratings.com Aluminum, stainless steel, steel grating Brunswick Steel

Winnipeg, MB 204-224-1472 www.brunswicksteel.com Steel-structures plate bars, HSS Canadian Quality Inspections Ltd.

450-434-1890

Montacier International Inc.

CANSTUD Welding And Supply Inc.

204-663-8800

Montage d’acier International division de Gastier M.P. Inc.

Anjou, QC 780-484-2188

Niagara Rigging & Erecting Company Ltd.

Thorold, ON

B, Br

Delta, BC www.canstud.com

Cast Connex Corporation Br, P

514-328-6232

Toronto, ON www.castconnex.com

Saskatoon, SK 306-931-2820 Sandblasting and protective coating applications Construction Fasteners & Tools Ltd.

Saskatoon, SK www.cf-t.com

Corrcoat Services Inc. Sandblasters and Coaters

Surrey, BC www.corrcoat.ca Sandblasters and coaters

306-668-8880

604-881-1268

Court Galvanizing Ltd.

Cambridge, ON 519-624-5544 www.courtgalvanizingltd.com Cowan Insurance Group

Daam Galvanizing Inc.

Edmonton, AB www.daamgalvanizing.com Hot dip galvanizing Saskatoon, SK www.galv.ca Galvanizing services

Brampton, ON www.daleymetals.com Edmonton, AB www.devoecoatings.com Coating, paint DryTec Trans-Canada

Terrebonne, QC www.drytec.ca Grating, metallizing, paint

519-650-6363

780-468-6868

306-242-2202

416-407-4620

780-454-4900

450-965-0200

EBCO Metal Finishing L.P.

Richmond, BC 604-244-1500 www.ebcometalﬁnishing.com Hot dip galvanizing Endura Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.endura.ca Paint and coating materials

780-451-4242

204-663-7775

604-952-4066

416-806-3521

Edmonton, AB 780-481-3941 www.ﬁsherludlow.com Welded steel / aluminum / stainless steel grating, “Grip Span” and “Shur Grip” safety grating Fisher & Ludlow, A Division of Harris Steel Limited [Surrey]

Surrey, BC 604-888-0911 www.ﬁsherludlow.com Welded steel/ aluminum/stainless steel grating, “Grip Span” and “Shur Grip” safety grating Fisher & Ludlow, division d’acier Harris Ltée [Longueuil]

Pointe Aux Trembles, QC 514-640-5085 www.ﬁsherludlow.com Welded steel/ aluminum/stainless steel grating, “Grip Span” and “Shur Grip” safety grating Frank’s Sandblasting & Painting

Nisku, AB

GE Capital Canada B, Br, J, S

604-329-0703

Commercial Sandblasting & Painting Ltd.

Fisher & Ludlow, A Division of Harris Steel Limited [Edmonton]

Winnipeg, MB www.cqinspections.ca

450-430-2212

Surrey, BC

Devoe Coatings

705-688-8450

Bowmanville, ON 905-623-0388 www.mccormickcampbell.com Boisbriand, QC www.montacier.com

Cloverdale Paint Inc. - B.C. Region

Daley Metals Ltd.

780-435-3936

Borden Metal Products (Canada) Limited B

Edmonton, AB 780-453-5700 www.cloverdalepaint.com Specialty hi-performance industrial coatings and paint products

Cambridge, ON www.cowangroup.ca

905-799-7535

Edmonton, AB www.akhurst.com

Blastech Corporation

Cloverdale Paint Inc.

Daam Galvanizing Ltd. - Saskatoon

Agway Metals Inc.

AkzoNobel Coatings Limited

780-414-6701

604-856-6220

819-692-0978

Akhurst Machinery

ERECTOR 250-561-1646

B, Br

Stoney Creek, ON

Superior Steel Erectors Ltd.

Les Ateliers Ferroviaires de Mont-Joli Inc. (a division of SEMA Railway Structures)

Sainte-Flavie, QC www.sema.ca

Ramco Installation Ltd. St. Peter Steel Inc.

I & M Welding & Fabricating Ltd.

204-663-4649

306-374-8228

Ganawa Bridge Products and Services

Orillia, ON www.norweld.com

STEEL FABRICATOR Boisbriand, QC www.aciercharron.com

Coquitlam Steel Products Ltd.

204-221-8420

ASSOCIATES Acier Charron Ltée

Winnipeg, MB

Nor-Weld Ltd.

STEEL AFFILIATES CWB Group/Le Groupe CWB

Century Steel Fabrications

South Tetagouche, NB 506-546-2121 http://www.spec5services.com Summyx inc.

Saskatoon, SK www.ccindustries.ca

JCT Metals Inc.

M & D Management Consulting Ltd.

Parksville, BC

CC Industries

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PROduCTS / SERvICES dIRECTORy

JP Drafting Ltd.

Montreal, QC

780-955-2633 514-868-2303

289-296-4594

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION

Vancouver, BC 604-253-3131 www.generalpaint.com Shop primers, protective coatings, paint GRAITEC Inc.

Longueuil, QC www.graitec.com

450-674-0657

Harsco Industrial IKG (Grating Division)

Newmarket, ON www.harsco.com

HDIM Protective Coatings

Edmonton, AB www.hdimpc.ca Infasco

Mississauga, ON www.ifastgroupe.com Kubes Steel Inc.

Stoney Creek, ON www.kubesteel.com

905-953-7779

780-482-4346

905-670-0680

905-643-1229

PPG Protective & Marine Coatings

Concord, ON www.ppgpmc.com

Prodevco Industries

St-Georges, QC www.prodevcoind.com/

Rexdale, ON 416-675-3352 www.puremetal.com Custom “Hot Dip” zinc galvanizing; pickling and oiling Red River Galvanizing Inc.

Terrebonne, QC www.meta-for.ca

450-477-6322

Lincoln Electric Company of Canada LP

Toronto, ON 416-421-2600 www.lincolnelectric.com Welding equipment and welding Magnus Inc.

Ste-Thérèse, QC www.magnus-mr.ca SDS/2 Design Software

866-435-6366

Metal Fabricators and Welding Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.metalfab.ca

780-455-2186

Metal Fabricators and Welding Ltd.

Edmonton, AB www.metalfab.ca

780-455-2186

Langley, BC www.reliabletube.com Hollow structural steel tube

604-857-9861

416-494-1444

New Westminster, BC 604-524-2658 www.pacbolt.com Steel fasteners, structural bolts, anchor bolts, tie rods PARK DEROCHIE

Edmonton, AB www.parkderochie.com Peddinghaus Corporation

Bradley, IL www.peddinghaus.com Peikko Canada Inc.

Quebec, QC

780-478-4688

815-937-3800

418-263-2023

Peinture Internationale (une division de Akzo Nobel Peintures Ltée) / International Paints (A Division of Akzo Nobel Coating Ltd.)

Dorval, QC 514-631-8686 www.international-coatings.com Protective coatings, corrosion-resistant paints

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 15

Chicago, IL www.arcelormittal.com

Blytheville, AR www.nucoryamato.com

905-320-6649

870-762-5500

Coquitlam, BC www.ironworkers.org

CBCL Limited, Halifax, NS

506-450-9441

CH2M Hill Canada Limited Calgary, AB

416-499-0090

CIMA+, Québec, QC

418-623-3373

CIMA+ Partenaire de génie Laval, QC

514-337-2462

CPE Structural Consultants Ltd. Toronto, ON 416-447-8555 Crosier Kilgour & Partners Ltd. Winnipeg, MB 204-943-7501 CWMM Consulting Engineers Ltd. Vancouver, BC 604-868-2308

BUILDER OR STAKEHOLDER Ironworkers International

514-525-2655

614-313-8678

D’Aronco, Pineau, Hébert, Varin Laval, QC 450-969-2250 Dessau Inc., Montréal, QC

514-281-1033

Ironworkers Local Union 728

Silver City Galvanizing Inc.

Winnipeg, MB www.ironworkers728.com

Dorlan Engineering Consultants Inc. Mississauga, ON 905-671-4377

Delta, BC 604-524-1182 Custom “hot dip’ zinc galvanizing: pickling and oiling Solutions Consortech inc.

Ontario Erectors Association

Collingwood, ON www.ontarioerectors.com

204-783-7853

705-445-9415

Brossard, QC 450-676-1555 www.consortech.com logiciels autodesk et services professionels sur ces logiciels

CONSULTANT COMPANY

Steel Plus Network Inc.

AECOM Canada Ltd., Québec, QC 418-648-9512

Edmonton, AB www.steelplus.com Terraprobe Inc.

Brampton, ON www.terraprobe.ca The Blastman Coatings Ltd.

780-756-7959

905-796-2650

Ville d’Anjou, QC www.sherwin.com Specialty industrial coatings

Adjeleian Allen Rubeli Ltd. Ottawa, ON

905-450-0888

514-356-1684

St. Hubert, QC 450-445-0050 www.pipe-piling.com Hot roll-wide-ﬂange-bearing pile beams

613-232-5786

AECOM Canada Ltd., Whitby, ON 905-668-9363 Aecom Consultants Inc. Montréal, QC

VICWEST Corporation [Delta]

Pacific Bolt Manufacturing Ltd.

NORTH AMERICA STEEL MILL PRODUCER

905-632-8044

Calculatec Inc., Montréal, QC

Dialog Design, Edmonton, AB 780-429-1580

Tuyaux et Matériel de Fondation Ltée / Pipe and Piling Supplies Ltd.

Toronto, ON www.gripmetal.com

Winnipeg, MB 204-956-9475 www.wisl.ca Abrasive blasting and painting services

Byrne Engineering Inc. Burlington, ON

Burnaby, BC 604-879-4191 www.ironworkerslocal97.com

Moore Brothers Transport Ltd.

Nucap Industries Inc.

Western Industrial Services Ltd. (WISL)

Ironworkers Local 97

The Sherwin-Williams Company

905-840-9872

815-468-6300

Bureau d’études spécialisées inc. Montréal, QC 514-393-1500

Weston, ON 416-742-8881 www.selectonepaints.ca Paint primers, fast dry enamels, coatings

Abbotsford, BC 604-855-7650 www.midwaywheelabrating.com Wheelabrating, sandblasting, industrial coatings Mississauga, ON www.moorebrothers.ca

Manteno, IL www.vortmancorp.com

Nucor-Yamato Steel Company

Acheson, AB 780-962-0130 www.reliable-tube.com HSS Tubing, ERW Tubing, CDSSM

Brampton, ON www.blastmancoatings.com

Midway Wheelabrating Ltd.

Voortman USA Corporation

519-856-2000

Reliable Tube (Edmonton) Ltd.

Selectone Paints Limited

Les Industries Méta-For inc.

Rockwood, ON www.vixman.com Roof and ﬂoor deck

ArcelorMittal International Canada

La Corporation Corbec

Lachine, QC 514-364-4000 www.corbecgalv.com Supplier of hot dip galvanizing only

Vixman Construction Ltd.

Winnipeg, MB 204-889-1861 www.redrivergalvanizing.com Supplier of hot dip galvanizing only

Reliable Tube Inc.

514-494-2000

418-226-4480

Pure Metal Galvanizing, A Valmont Company

La Compagnie Américaine de Fer et Métaux Inc. / American Iron & Metal Inc.

East Montréal, QC www.scrapmetal.net

905-738-7310

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PROduCTS / SERvICES dIRECTORy

General Paint

514-287-8500

Amec Foster Wheeler Americas Limited Trail, BC 250-368-2407 Amec Foster Wheeler Americas Limited Vancouver, BC 604-664-5920 Amec Foster Wheeler Americas Limited Dartmouth, NS 902-420-8924 Amec Foster Wheeler Inc. Saskatoon, SK

306-477-1155

Arcon Engineering Consult. Ltd. Willowdale, ON 416-491-2525

519-979-3858

ECO-Technica, Edmonton, AB

780-440-0400

ENGCOMP, Saskatoon, SK

306-978-7730

Engineering Link Inc., Toronto, ON 416-599-5465 Entuitive, Toronto, ON

416-477-5832

Entuitive Corporation, Calgary, AB 403-879-1270 exp, Markham, ON

905 695 3217

exp, Hamilton, ON

905-525-6069

Experts-Conseils CEP inc. Laval, QC

418-622-4480

Fluor Canada Ltd., Calgary, AB 403-537-4000 Gauthier Consultants Longueuil, QC

450-674-5548

GCM Consultants , Anjou, QC 514-351-8350 Genifab Consultants Inc. Quebec, QC

418-622-1676

Gerrits Engineering, Barrie, ON 705-737-3303

Glotman Simpson Consulting Engineers Vancouver, BC 604-734-8822

Delta, BC 604-946-5316 www.vicwest.com Steel metal ﬂoor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding

ARUP, Toronto, ON

Associated Engineering (B.C.) Ltd. Burnaby, BC 604-293-1411

Golder Associates Ltd. Mississauga, ON

VICWEST Corporation [Edmonton]

Axys Consultants inc. Sainte-Marie de Beauce, QC

418-387-7739

Groupe-conseil Structura international Montréal, QC 514.360.3660

Bantrel, Calgary, AB

780-462-5000

BAR Engineering Co. Ltd. Lloydminster, AB

Haddad, Morgan and Associates Ltd. Windsor, ON 519-973-1177

780-875-1683

Halsall Associates, Toronto, ON 416-487-5256

Blackwell Bowick Partnership Ltd. Toronto, ON 416-593-5300

Harbourside Engineering Consultants Darmouth, NS 902-405-4696

BMR Structural Engineering Halifax, NS

Hastings & Aziz Limited Consulting Engineers London, ON 519-439-0161

Edmonton, AB 780-454-4477 www.vicwest.com Steel metal ﬂoor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding VICWEST Corporation [Moncton]

Memramcook, NB 506-758-8181 www.vicwest.com Steel metal ﬂoor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding VICWEST Corporation [Oakville]

Oakville, ON www.vicwest.com

905-825-2252

VICWEST Corporation [Winnipeg]

Winnipeg, MB 204-669-9500 www.vicwest.com Steel metal ﬂoor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding

416-515-0915

DTI Structural Engineers Inc. Toronto, ON

902-429-3321

905-567-4444

BPR Bâtiment inc., Québec, QC 418-871-8151

Hatch, Mississauga, ON

902-421-1065

BPTEC Engineering Ltd. Edmonton, AB

780-436-5376

Hatch, Saskatoon, SK

306-657-7500

Brenik Engineering Inc. Concord, ON

905-660-7732

Herold Engineering Limited Nanaimo, BC

250-751-8558

IBI Group, Etobicoke, ON

416-679-1930

MEMBER & ASSOCIATE PROduCTS / SERvICES dIRECTORy

IRC McCavour Engineering Group Inc. Mississauga, ON 905-607-7244

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. Victoria, BC 250-386-7794

Isherwood Associates Mississauga, ON

905-820-3480

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. Edmonton, AB 780-452-2325

J.L. Richards & Associates Ltd. OTTAWA, ON 613-728-3571

Rempel Engineering & Management Ltd. Saskatoon, SK 306-343-8737

Jacobs Canada Inc. Edmonton, AB

Ridgeline Engineering Calgary, AB

JADE Engineers Inc. Tillsonburg, ON JML Engineering Thunder Bay, ON

780-732-7837 519-842-9500 807-345-1131

403-984-4944

418-654-9600

450-670-4222

Mehrdad Ahmadi, Langley, BC 604-888-1968 William J. Alcock North Vancouver, BC

604-986-0663

Dean Anderson, St. Albert, AB 780-803-9926 Jonathan Atkins, Toronto, ON

Robb Kullman Engineering Ltd. Saskatoon, SK 306-477-0655 Roche ltee, Groupe-Conseil Quebec, QC

Ahmad Afshin, Longueuil, QC

416-489-7888

Christian Audet, Sherbrooke, QC819-434-1832 Dwain A. Babiak, Calgary, AB

403-255-6060

Doug Bach, Truro, NS

902-843-4180

Ray T. Bailey, St. John’s, NL

709-579-4255

John G. Cooke & Associates Ltd. Ottawa, ON 613-226-8718

Roy Consultants, Bathurst, NB 506-546-4484

Stephen Barbour, St. John’s, NL 709-753-2260

K. D. Ketchen & Associates Ltd. Surrey, BC 604-560-5540

Safe Roads Engineering Gormley, ON

905-727-4198

Michel Baril, Sherbrooke, QC

Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. Vancouver, BC Konsolidated Structural Toronto, ON

604-251-8429 416-762-3224

Kova Engineering (Saskatchewan) Ltd. Saskatoon, SK 306-652-9229 Krahn Engineering Ltd. Abbotsford, BC Leekor Engineering Inc. Ottawa, ON

Schorn Consultants Ltd. Waterloo, ON

519-884-4840

SDK et Associés, Montréal, QC 514-938-5995 Siefken Engineering Ltd. New Westminster, BC

604-525-4122

SKC Engineering Ltd., Surrey, BC 604-882-1889

604-853-8831

SNC Lavalin, Toronto, ON

514-393-8000

613-234-0886

SNC Lavalin Inc. (Montréal) Montréal, QC

514-393-1000

Les Conseillers BCA Consultants Inc. Montreal, QC 514-341-0118

Stantec Consulting Ltd. Mississauga, ON

Les Services exp inc. Drummondville, QC

Steenhof Building Services Group Orillia, ON 705-325-5400

819-478-8191

905-858-4424

March Consulting Associates Inc Saskatoon, SK 306-651-6400

Stephenson Engineering Ltd. Toronto, ON

416-635-9970

McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. Vancouver, BC 604-683-8521

Teletek Structures Inc. St. Jacobs, ON

519-206-2060

MMM Group Limited Thornhill, ON

905-882-4211

The Walter Fedy Partnership Kitchener, ON

Morrison Hershﬁeld Ltd. North York, ON

416-499-3110

UMA Engineering Ltd. Mississauga, ON

MPa GROUPE CONSEIL INC. Carignan, QC

450-447-4537

Valron Structural Engineers - Steel Detailers Moncton, NB 506-856-9601

613-392-9287

Alexis Djumbong, Pierrefonds, QC 514-675-3941 Jean-Marc Dugre, Sherbrooke, QC 819-791-8805 Daniel Dumont, Gatineau, QC 819-360-5229 Arno Dyck, Calgary, AB

403-255-6040

Afshin AE Ebtekar, Thornhill, ON 905-597-7723 Elie El-Chakieh, Laval, QC

514-892-2717

Paul B. Elliott, Calgary, AB

403-271-6466

Timothy Emmons, Inverary, ON 613-353-6865 Daniel A. Estabrooks Saint John, NB

506-674-1810

Roger Bartosh, Montreal , QC 514-631-6768

Chris Evans, Udora, ON

705-228-8412

Leonard Basaraba, Vancouver, BC 604-664-5409

Curtis Feeg, Calgary, AB

403-540-0677

Dominique Bauer, Montréal, QC 514-396-9844

Cameron R. Franchuk Edmonton, AB

780-429-1580

Philip Beauregard, Whistler, BC 604-902-1345

Timothy P. Fraser, Bellingham, WA 360-937-0448

Dave Bernardin, Calgary, AB

Brent D. Freiburger Owen Sound, ON

519-376-7612

Alex Fulop, Vaughan, ON

905-760-7663

819-821-2395

587-899-4485

Nick Bevington, Yellowknife, NT 867-445-9988 Max Bischof, North Vancouver, BC 604-985-6744

Robert Gale,

604-986-1222

Jeremy T. Bishop, Oakville, ON 416-899-6410

Brian Garrison, Calgary, AB

403 258 7212

Andrew Boettcher, Vancouver, BC 604-568-9373

Daniel Gauthier, Lanoraie, QC 450-887-2095

Gordon J. Boneschansker Fredericton, NB

506-452-1441

Charles Bouchard, La Baie, QC 514-708-7626 Eric Boucher, Québec, QC

418-871-8103

Bernard Gérin-Lajoie Outremont, QC

514-279-4821

Sam Ghawe, North Bay, ON

705-472-3381

Ricardo Giannuzzi, LaSalle, QC 514-789-7400

Eric Boudreau, Fredericton, NB 506-457-0595

Jean-Paul Giffard Saint-Jean-Chrysostome, QC

418-839-7937

519-576-2150

Marc Boudreau, Bathurst, NB

James M. Gifﬁn, Amherst, NS

902-667-3300

Eric Gilbert, Sherbrooke, QC

819-563-8960

514-940-6862

Gordon D. Bowman, Gloucester, ON 613-742-7130

MTE Consultants , Burlington, ON 905-639-5555

Weiler Smith Bowers, Burnaby, BC 604-294-3753

N.A. Engineering Associates Inc. Stratford, ON 519-273-3205

Wood Group PSN, St. John’s, NL 709-778-4000

Nouvelle Autoroute 30 S.E.N.C. Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC 514-457-1998

780-577-5635

Worley Parsons Canada Burnaby, BC

Harold Dibben, Trenton, ON

506-546-4484

Michael Brady, St. John’s, NL

709-726-3468

Jozef Budziak, Toronto, ON

416-740-5671

Julie Bui, London, ON

519-657-4703

Iain J. Cameron, Victoria, BC

250-999-9350

George Casoli, Richmond, BC

604-273-7737

Edward H. Chapman, Brantford, ON 226-387-3610

Robert Girard, Chicoutimi, QC 418-549-9687 Ali Asghar Gorji, Anjou, QC

514-271-9635

John Green, Amherst, NS

902-667-3300

Movses R. Gulesserian

416-391-1230

Susan Guravich, Fredericton, NB506-452-1804 John Stuart Hall, Ottawa, ON

613-789-0261

Joel Hampson, Vancouver, BC

778-386-2232 250-339-4919

905-943-0500

Worley Parsons Canada Edmonton, AB

780-577-5635

James Chapman, Edmonton, AB 780-438-9000

Dale Harrison, Comox, BC

403-526-6761

WSP Canada Inc. (Brampton) Brampton, ON

905-799-8220

François Charest, Repentigny, QC 450-581-8070

Matthew Hartog, Toronto, ON 416-368-1700

Pier Structural Engineering Corp. Waterloo, ON 519-885-3806

WSP Canada Inc. (Markham) Markham, ON

905-475-7270

Sarfraz Chaudhry, Fort mcMurray, AB 780-370-4227

Pluritec Ltée, Trois-Rivières, QC 819-816-3887

WSP Canada Inc. (Montréal) Montréal, QC

514-340-0046

M.P. (Michel) Comeau, Halifax, NS 902-429-5454

Parsons Inc., Ottawa, ON Pharaoh Engineering Ltd. Medicine Hat, AB

Pow Technologies, Div. of PPA Engineering Technologies Inc., Ingersoll, ON 519-425-5000 POYRY (Montreal) Inc. Montreal, QC

514-341-3221

Protostatix Engineering Consultants Edmonton, AB 780-423-5855 R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited Collingwood, ON 705-446-0515 Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. Calgary, AB 403-283-5073 Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. Toronto, ON 416-977-5335 Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. Vancouver, BC 604-738-0048

Ralph W. Hildenbrandt, Calgary, AB 403-245-5501 Gary L. Hodgson, Niagara Falls, ON 905-357-6406 David Howard, Burlington, ON 905-632-9040 Roman Hudon, Winnipeg, ON 204-255-7251

WSP Canada Inc. (Mont-Tremblant) Mont-Tremblant, QC 819-425-3483

Marc-André Comeau Salaberry-de-Valleyﬁeld, QC

450-371-8585

Alfredo M. Ilacad, Portland, OR 503-954-3230

WSP Canada Inc. (Ottawa) Ottawa, ON

Frédéric Côté, Sherbrooke, QC 819-565-3385

Don R. Ireland, Brampton, ON 905-846-9514

Louis Crépeau, Montréal, QC

514-931-1080

Yousif Jarjees, Mississauga, ON 416-662-5300

Paul Croteau, Verdun, QC

514-248-2680

Brian Johnson, Kanata, ON

613-829-2800

WSP Canada Inc. (Sherwood Park) Sherwood Park, AB 780-410-6814

613-591-1533

250-384-5510

Jean-Pierre Dandois, Magog, QC 514-592-1164

Jacob Kachuba, Mississauga, ON 416-254-2829

Yolles, A CH2M HILL Company Toronto, ON 416-363-8123

Dominic D’Aquila, St-Laurent, QC 514-747-0550

Ely E. Kazakoff, Kelowna, BC

PROFESSIONAL - INDIVIDUAL

Gordon Debbert, London, ON

519-668-2022

Vitomir, M Acimovic, Montréal, QC 514-940-9511

Marcel Delph, Ottawa, ON

613-821-5047

Bhupender S. Khoral, Ottawa, ON 613-739-7482

Ameen DeRaj, Winnipeg, MB

204-800-2072

Ian M. Kier, Grande Prairie, AB 780-532-6035

WSP Canada Inc. (Victoria) Victoria, BC

250-763-2306

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