Michael Powell passed the certificate of qualification exam September 12, 2025, and became a Sheet Metal Journeyperson. Matthew Ramcharan from local 30 became a Sheet Metal Journeyperson September 13, 2025. Michael Szczesny from Local 353 became an Electrical Journeyperson September 16, 2025. Thomas Gainer from local 804 became an Electrical Journeyperson September 23, 2025. Alex Kano from Local 46 became a Plumbing Journeyperson September 24, 2025. Raymond Vu from Loca

Thank you to everyone who joined us for last week’s internal launch event and helped prepare the facility for the occasion! It was a fantastic opportunity to walk through the space together, see the workflow in action, and celebrate the teams who brought this facility to life. This new shop represents a major step forward — delivering safer work, consistent quality, and stronger support for our project teams. We're proud of this milestone and grateful to each of you for being

November 11 is Remembrance Day. Today we pause to honour those who served and continue to serve our country in times of war, military conflict and peace.  At 11:00 am we encourage everyone to join in a minute of silence to reflect on the freedoms we have today because of their dedication.  Let us wear our poppies with pride, as a symbol of gratitude and respect. Explore other ways to get involved: https://veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/get-involved

We’re proud to unveil the new Plan Group website — a reflection of our 70-year legacy, our integrated services, and our commitment to building smarter, together. The site offers a clear view of our capabilities and expertise. With easier navigation, mobile access, and a project showcase, we’ve created a digital experience that works for our clients, our partners, and our people. To help you share the new site with clients, partners, and your network, we’ve created a few ready

Last week, teams across some of our Canadian sites came together to refocus, recommit, and reinforce our shared responsibility to protect ourselves and each other. Through daily safety meetings, open dialogue, and active participation from Senior Management, we turned safety from a concept into action.   Each day brought a spotlight on a key theme: Day 1: Pre-Task Planning  — Preparation as our first line of defense. Day 2: STOP Work  — Shared vigilance and the courage to spe

Today, we’re focusing on a critical aspect of workplace safety: controlling hazardous energy. Whether you're maintaining machinery, repairing equipment, or performing routine inspections, uncontrolled energy can pose serious risks—electrical shock, crushing injuries, burns, or even fatalities.   Hazardous energy isn’t just about electricity. It includes mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, and gravitational energy—any force that can unexpectedly move, release