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Workforce shortages do not appear overnight. Before a shortage affects a turnaround or project schedule, there are signals: Maintenance contractors are uniquely positioned to see many of those signals early because they work across projects, facilities, owners and trades every...
THE END OF STABILITY AS WE KNOW IT. OPERATING INSIDE THE SHIFT. Across Canada’s industrial sector, the assumptions that have long guided workforce planning, investment and industrial operations are changing. Labour availability is becoming less predictable. Workforce demographics are shifting....
PARTNERSHIPS THAT KEEP INDUSTRY RUNNING AMCC editorial Partnerships That Keep Industry Running, appearing in the 2026 BuildForce Magazine, looks at the workforce pressures emerging as major industrial projects, new areas of investment and the ongoing maintenance requirements of existing facilities...
AMCC was proud to sponsor and partner with Supply Chain Canada West at its FUTURES Conference in Edmonton on October 2, helping convene an important conversation about what contracting needs to look like in a changing industrial environment. AMCC President...
AMCC President’s remarks at Supply Chain Canada West’s 2026 FUTURES Conference On October 2, 2026, AMCC President Shandra Linder opened the session Beyond the Bid: Contracting 2.0 in an Era of Supply Chain Uncertainty at Supply Chain Canada West’s FUTURES...
The world is changing faster than ever before. Labour shortages, global trade uncertainty, shifting investment patterns, demographic change and supply chain disruption are no longer isolated challenges. Together, they are reshaping the environment in which Canada’s maintenance industry operates. These...
The Association of Maintenance Contractors of Canada brought together industry leaders, government representatives and educators at its 2026 Annual General Meeting to discuss one of the most pressing issues facing Canada’s industrial economy: workforce readiness. Hosted at NAIT, this year’s...
Government, industry, owners and educators agree that meeting Alberta’s future labour needs will require stronger collaboration, better planning and a more connected workforce system. As Alberta and Canada prepare for significant growth across the energy, industrial, infrastructure and construction sectors,...
The work that powers Canada’s industrial economy doesn’t always make headlines. It happens behind the scenes, on job sites, in control rooms, and during critical shutdowns where precision, safety, and coordination matter most. Maintenance contractors are at the centre of...