Nouvelles
L'hopital St. Joseph de Hamilton, Ontario est maintenant certifié Sceau d'Or
16 avril 2012
The Hamilton-Halton Construction Association (HHCA) is partnering with PCL Constructors Canada Inc., Comstock Canada and two local trade associations to promote Gold Seal certification at the St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton West 5th campus project. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)Nouvelles initiatives du Sceau d’or
29 août 2011
Plusieurs initiatives intéressantes liées au Sceau d’or vont être lancées d’ici peu. Au cours des trois prochains mois, vous verrez des améliorations importantes à plusieurs éléments du programme, notamment notre image de marque, nos communications, notre présence sur le Web et la formation continue. Nous prévoyons également lancer un processus de demande et d’inscription en ligne. Pour en savoir plusRésume des résultats du sondage sur le Sceau d’or : certification Sceau d’or représente un atout dans la recherche d’emploi
3 août 2011
En juin 2011, le programme de certification du Sceau d’or a réalisé un sondage en ligne auprès des récents détenteurs de certificat (certifiés Sceau d’or (CSO), des professionnels certifiés Sceau d’or (P.CSO)), des apprentis Sceau d’or (ASO) ainsi que des champions Sceau d’or. Le sondage a été très bien reçu et a permis de recueillir 382 réponses. Pour en savoir plus
Municipal Group of Companies provides training for Atlantic Canada construction leaders
18 juillet 2011
A major construction contractor based in Nova Scotia is taking an unusual approach to employee education with an ambitious training initiative tailored to supervisors. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Gold Seal Project celebration at SAIT’s Trades & Technology Complex
13 juillet 2011
On what was probably the hottest day Calgary has seen all summer, the Calgary Construction Association (CCA) in partnership with SAIT Polytechnic and PCL Construction Management hosted the Gold Seal Designated Project Celebration at the SAIT campus on July 6, 2011. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Canadian Construction Association Honours National Awards Recipients
March 25, 2011
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 16, 2011) - The Canadian Construction Association presented its National Awards to honour excellence and outstanding contributions of the people and companies who make up the non-residential construction industry in Canada. The award ceremony took place during the CCA's 93nd Annual Conference, March 9, 2011. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Gold Seal Day at the Canadian Construction Association’s annual conference highlights skills training success
March 25, 2011
The success of the Gold Seal certification was front and centre at the Canadian Construction Association’s annual conference, with a designated Gold Seal Day set aside for the program. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
UN 4IÈME PROJET SCEAU D’OR POUR L’ACQ - RÉGION DE QUÉBEC
24 novembre, 2010
Le 14 octobre 2010, se tenait à l’hôtel Château Laurier, le lancement du 4ième projet Sceau d’or de l’ACQ - Région de Québec.
Près de 100 personnes ont participé à cet événement
qui fut une réussite à tout point de vue. Le comité régional sceau d’or de l’ACQ - région de
Québec a obtenu la collaboration de SSQ Immobilier
inc. et du constructeur Verreault inc. pour faire de
« La Cité Verte » le quatrième projet Sceau d’or de
notre région.
Pour en savoir plus
Construction focus of new degree program
July 24, 2010
By: Mike Moore
THOSE seeking to launch or advance a successful career in the building industry will get a boost this fall when classes get underway in Red River College's new Construction Management degree program.
Designed to help those in the skilled trades and engineering technologies bridge into further post-secondary education, the new offering focuses on residential construction, heavy construction and industrial/commercial construction. It is the first degree program approved by the province since Manitoba colleges received degree-granting authority in 2009.
Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Gold Seal Champions promote accreditation program to industry
July 9, 2010
DAN O’REILLY

This is a special designation given to contractors who display a continued commitment to employing, training and fostering Gold Seal designation among their employees, as well as some financial support for the program.
At a recent OGCA board meeting the directors donned special GSC shirts which they wear at social functions such as golf tournaments. On the jobsite they will also wear hardhats with champion stickers.
Ball Construction begins first Gold Seal managed project in Ontario
Participating companies all have certified supervisory personnel
A $25 million addition to The Perimeter Institute of Theoretical Physics in Waterloo is being undertaken as a Gold Seal-managed project, the first of its kind in the province. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Summa - SKMG Construction
By Lori Sichtermann
Included in the MOST Canada Group of Companies is Summa– SKMG Construction, a combination of Summa Management and SKMG Construction. Since 2009, when the two divisions joined forces, Summa-SKMG has become a well-known player in the Canadian construction market by offering clients the combined strength of construction management and general contracting. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus promotes Gold Seal certification
RICHARD GILBERT
staff writer
Workers on a construction site in Kelowna were encouraged to consider Gold Seal certification and the project is also being used to raise awareness about the national program.
The still-unfinished engineering and management building a the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) Okanagan campus was selected to showcase the benefits of certification. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Condition of Contract
Discussions across the country are leading to new developments in Condition of Contract. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement).
Gold Seal designation launched
From the Daily Commercial News - August 22, 2006
PATRICIA WILLIAMS, Staff Writer
TORONTO
Certification calls for annual skills upgrading
The Canadian Construction Association’s (CCA) Gold Seal committee is upgrading the national management certification program with the launch of a Professional, Gold Seal Certified (P.GSC) designation and development of an integrated quality framework. Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
Good news for Gold Seal
From Construction Comment - September 2006
JAMES RAISWELL, Editor
OTTAWA
When the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) launched its Gold Seal certification in 1993, its aim was to promote and recognize the highest standards of achievement for the industry’s project managers, superintendents and estimators.
At the time, however, the expectation surely must have been that the industry would promote this certification as the standard of choice and that Gold Seal would develop under its own momentum to become a national standard for construction excellence. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, this has not has been the case. Today, recognized Gold Seal Certificate holders across the country number just shy of 6,000 and growth in new holders, while steady, remains slow.
All this, however, may be changing, thanks in part to a motion in the B.C. interior, by the municipalities of Kamloops and Kelowna in particular, to require Gold Seal certification for project managers or site supervisors as a condition of contract for jobs valued at over $2 million (and over $1 million, beginning in January). (A move that mirrors one already in place for certain construction projects administered by the Province of New Brunswick.) Pour en savoir plus (en anglais seulement)
