First-Nations-First-Aid near Muskwa BC (2558 Result(s))

Diane CollinsExecutive DirectorHaisla employment is over 200,000 hours with Haisla members accounting for 65 out of approximately 400 employees working at the proposed facility site.Chevron CanadaOn the Liquefied Natural Gas plant, approximately 85% of the construction spending to date has been awarded to Haisla Nation businesses.Chevron CanadaOf the 366,000 construction hours worked to date on Pacific Trail Pipeline, First Nations involvement is approximately 197,000 hours, or 54%.Chevron CanadaFor the Pacific Trail Pipeline, 85% of the total contracts awarded in construction to date have been awarded to First Nations businesses.Chevron Canada''We look forward to continuing to serve our partner communities with relevant training and job placement opportunities.''''Our job coaches, instructors and partners assist in creating the best chance for our graduates to get ready for work. Companies are welcome to come into the classroom and engage with the students and many do. At PTP ASEP we are working to see our clients all engaged in meaningful employment and/or further training.'

TESTIMONIALSWhat a great course you and your crew put on for us at Crimson Lake – as a greenhorn, I expected to learn a lot, and I did. Your instructors did an excellent job catering to every skill level, were extremely knowledgeable, and I walked away with a lot more confidence!Stefanie van Huystee, Biologist, Alberta Conservation AssociationPerfect blend of humour and earnest instruction to drive home key points. Great teaching style!David Roche, SRT Burnaby