We built that!
We are celebrating the skilled tradespeople behind the historic launch of Canada’s first LNG export cargo.
The LNG Canada project, and the Coastal GasLink pipeline that feeds it, employed 65,000 workers over roughly a six-year construction period, including thousands of skilled tradespeople.
The facility will contribute up to $23 billion to Canada’s economy over the next 40 years.
This is your legacy.
Help us celebrate Canada’s tradespeople who made this milestone possible!
Landon Andrei, Electrical Foreman with IBEW Local 993, speaks about the stability and opportunities the LNG Canada has provided to him and his family.
Andres Flores, Industrial Sandblaster and Coater with IUPAT DC17, reflects on following in his father’s footsteps into the trades.
Manraj Randhawa, Electrical Foreman with IBEW Local 213, reflects on the opportunities this project has provided him, including the ability to purchase a home.
Julian Malcolm, with Insulators Local 118, discusses the once in a lifetime opportunity this project gave him.
Dianne Rose, with Insulators Local 110, speaks about the high quality of craftsmanship at the LNG Canada site.
Heather Marchik, with Insulators Local 110, discusses the unique skills she learned while working on this project.
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Our members are proud of the projects we’ve built from coast to coast, and you’ll frequently hear them proudly declare ‘I built that!’ to their friends, families, and communities whenever they’re near a project they’ve worked on.
Below are some recent major projects where thousands of our members have come together to build a better Canada.