ACEC-Ontario

2024 Annual and Special Meeting
2024-09-16 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Toronto) | https://acecontario.ca/event/save-the-date-2024-annual-general-meeting/
Join us for ACEC-Ontario’s 2024 Annual and Special Meeting. This essential meeting will take place virtually on the morning of September 16th, 2024, at 10:00 AM. The annual meeting is an important piece of our Association’s governance, ensuring transparency, accountability, and active participation from our member firms.

At this meeting we will:

Vote to Elect Directors: Members will vote to fill two new vacancies to our Board of Directors, shaping the future leadership of ACEC-Ontario.

Approve Auditors: Members will vote to appoint or reappoint auditor for the upcoming year.

Hear from Leadership: Remarks on our activities, achievements, and strategic plans will be shared.

Vote: This year, we will vote on by-law changes and articles of amendment, making critical decisions for our organization’s governance.

Engage with Members: The Annual Meeting is a forum for members to ask questions, engage in discussions with ACEC-Ontario’s leadership.

We invite all staff members of our member companies to join us at this important meeting. However, please note that only Heads of Firms or appointed Firm Representatives may vote and will receive separate instructions to do so before September 6, 2024. If you are a Head of Firms or appointed Firm Representative and are unsure of voting procedures, please contact us for further update at communications@acecontario.ca.

If you can not log-in and wish to register please contact Valeriia Makarenko at vmakarenko@acecontario.ca.

Unlock the Future: Networking and Escape Room Challenge by ACEC-Ontario Ottawa- Future Leaders Network
2024-09-11 17:00 - 20:30 | Playback Ottawa –, 1860 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Get ready to mingle and connect with other young professionals at our Fall Networking Event.

Welcome to Unlock the Future: Networking and Escape Room Challenge hosted by the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies in Ontario (ACEC-Ontario) of Ottawa – Future Leaders Network! Get ready for an evening of ingenuity, connection, and fun as you try to beat the clock and escape in time. If you have ever wondered what would happen if you locked a bunch of engineers in a room and left them to find their own way out this is your chance to find out! This exciting event is for the young engineers in the consulting industry of Ottawa eager to expand their professional networks while engaging in a thrilling escape room experience. We look forward to seeing you there!

What to Expect:

1. Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow engineers and industry leaders in a relaxed, interactive environment. Exchange ideas, share experiences, and build valuable relationships that will support your professional growth.

2. Escape Room Challenge: Put your problem-solving skills to the test in a dynamic and immersive escape room adventure. Team up with your peers to tackle challenging puzzles, unravel mysteries, and experience the excitement of working together to “escape” within the time limit.

3. Refreshments & Socializing: Enjoy complimentary snacks and a bar for drink purchasing as you mingle and unwind after the escape room challenge.

4. Free parking

Please email all queries to Cody Newton, Member, ACEC-Ontario FLN Network- cnewton@rcii.com

Ticket Prices

From Burnout to Balance: Finding Your Inner Calm
2024-07-15 12:00 - 13:00
Registration closes Friday, July 12th at 12:00 PM.

Join us for a dynamic virtual panel discussion on Monday, July 15th, as we kick off the year with insights and strategies to address burnout in consulting engineering teams. This session brings together relatable and relevant representatives from the consulting engineering industry and human resources to explore practical approaches to promote well-being and resilience.

Our moderator, Jeremy Henderson, Matchfield, will guide the discussion, ensuring a thoughtful exploration of the challenges and solutions related to burnout in consulting engineering teams, along with mitigation strategies to decrease burnout. We will garner insights from Becky Rae, TULLOCH, Scott Weisenberg, Robinson Consultants, and Navan Chawla, Entuitive, as we look at perspectives from different roles within consulting engineering firms.

Brought to you by the ACEC-Ontario Future Leaders Network. This session is not age-specific; all are encouraged to attend, both future leaders and those who currently supervise.

Panelists:Becky Rae, TULLOCHScott Weisenberg, Robinson ConsultantsNavan Chawla, Entuitive

Moderator: Jeremy Henderson, Matchfield

ACEC-Ontario Simcoe Chapter AGM
2024-06-27 12:00 - 13:30 | Williams Coffee, 501 Bryne Dr Unit A, Barrie, Ontario, L4N 9P7, Canada
Register before by June 26th at 4:00 PM. Space is limited.Join the Simcoe Chapter AGM as they foster community and cover annual updates.

Laura Lambie, Manager of Municipal Relations at ACEC-Ontario, will present on the association’s advocacy work. The presentation will include:

Municipal engagement within Simcoe County, and across Ontario

Trending priorities across Ontario municipalities

Provincial advocacy

Ongoing and future association priorities

Opportunities to support our work

There will also be a feature presentation by Paul Hewgill, Senior Regional Sales Manager, Tensar, a division of CMC. The presentation will include:

Mechanical Stabilization of Aggregate Layers using Geogrids

Subgrade stabilization for construction over soft/contaminated soils

Asphalt pavement design using mechanically stabilized aggregate layers

Working Platform design

Comparing alternative geogrid solutions and assessing best value

If you have any questions related to the event, please contact local chapter representatives:

John Hagan (John.Hagan@gemtec.ca)

Drew Davidge (Drew.Davidge@rjburnside.com)

Speaker Bio:

Paul Hewgill, C.E.T., Senior Regional Sales Manager, Tensar, a division of CMC

Paul Hewgill graduated from Humber College with a diploma in Civil Engineering Technology in 1985. He is a member of the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists. He has over 30 years of experience with the use of geosynthetics for a wide range of civil and geotechnical applications. Paul’s primary expertise is in the use of geogrids in roadway applications for subgrade stabilization and pavement optimization. Additional areas of expertise include: stabilization of crane pads, heavy haul roads and MSE walls & slopes.

Laura Lambie, Manager of Municipal Relations at ACEC-Ontario, will present on the association’s advocacy work

The presentation will include:

Municipal engagement within Simcoe County, and across Ontario

Trending priorities across Ontario municipalities

Provincial advocacy

Ongoing and future association priorities

Opportunities to support our work

ACEC-Ontario Ottawa Chapter's Future Leaders Networking Event - Spring Networking Event
2024-06-26 17:00 - 20:00 | Heart & Crown, 353B Preston St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 1V6, Canada
Get ready to mingle and connect with other young professionals at our Spring Networking Event, plus get your professional headshot taken!

Welcome to the Spring Networking Event hosted by the ACEC-Ontario’s Ottawa Chapter Future Leaders Network! Join us for an informal evening of connecting with fellow young professionals in the consulting engineering industry over food and drinks. This in-person event is a fantastic opportunity to expand your network, share experiences, and build relationships that could benefit your career. Plus, we’ll have a professional photographer ready to take headshots for those interested. Don’t miss out on this chance to mingle with like-minded individuals and grow your connections. We look forward to seeing you there!

Light appetizers will be provided. The bar will be open for drink purchasing.

5:00-6:00 – Arrival and Professional Headshots

6:00-6:15 – FLN Committee Introductions

6:15-8:00 – Networking

Registration closes at June 25th at 9:00 AM.

Contact information for chapter representative who will be fielding questions about the actual event: Cody Newton at cnewton@rcii.com.

Are you staff of a member firm and have issues logging in? Contact communications@acecontario.ca to set up your profile.

Excess Soil's Webinar - Presented by: Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
2024-06-26 12:00 - 13:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/excess-soils-webinar-presented-by-ministry-of-the-environment-conservation-and-parks/
Join ACEC-Ontario and the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) as they present the latest on on-site and excess soil management. Registration closes on June 25th at 9 AM.

On April 23, 2024, MECP made amendments to O. Reg. 406/19, the On- Site and Excess Soil Management regulation, and the Rules for Soil Management and Excess Soil Quality Standards document. These amendments are now in effect. They provide flexibility and clarity on a number of specific matters, including the rules associated with interim storage sites, sampling requirements in specific circumstances, reuse of salt-impacted soil, hauling record revisions and storage near waterbodies. For more information, please visit the Environmental Registry of Ontario – notice #019-7636.

This member’s only webinar will provide an overview of the changes, and an opportunity for members to ask questions.

Does your firm have a membership but you can’t access the event? Contact Communications@acecontario.ca to set-up your profile.

2024 Class EA for Provincial Transportation Facilities and Municipal Expressways – General Information Session
2024-06-19 12:00 - 13:00
Registration closes Tuesday, June 18th at 9:00 AM.

On February 22, 2024, the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks approved the Class Environmental Assessment for Provincial Transportation Facilities and Municipal Expressways. This presentation will highlight the critical changes as part of the 2024 Class EA, supporting a streamlined delivery of transportation infrastructure, balanced with environmental protection.

The Presenters are:

Shannon GauthierShannon Gauthier is the Manager of the Environmental Services Office at the Ministry of Transportation in the Indigenous Relations and Environmental Policy Branch. Shannon’s team is providing environmental technical expertise on provincial transportation infrastructure across a variety of factor areas including environmental assessment, noise, archaeology, heritage, fisheries, etc. Prior to joining MTO, Shannon was at the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Park in the Environmental Assessment Branch leading the review/coordination of several individual and streamlined environmental assessments include the Ring of Fire Road projects.

Sarah RaetsenSarah Raetsen is a Team Lead in Environmental Services Office at MTO overseeing the guidance and roll out of the 2024 Class EA and providing environmental assessment project support across MTO. Prior to joining MTO, Sarah was at the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) as part of the Environmental Assessment Program Support team specializing in the renewable energy approval program, and providing program support for environmental assessment. Sarah also has extensive experience at MECP in policy development to modernize approvals and rolling out special programs like the one-year service standard for environmental compliance approvals.

Ramona Afante Ramona Afante is a Team Lead in the Environmental Services Office at MTO where she co-leads the roll-out of the amendments to the Class EA and supports environmental assessment modernization efforts led by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP). Prior to joining MTO, Ramona came MECP reviewing applications for renewable energy approvals, environmental compliance approval for air, and conducting research and program analyses to support transitioning industry to a low-carbon economy. Ramona also worked at various environmental consulting companies where she was responsible for completing environmental compliance approval applications, environmental assessment applications, and environmental engineering design projects for air pollution control technologies and groundwater remediation.

Important Note: This event is for ACEC-Ontario Member firms Only. Please log-in to your member account to register or purchase membership.If you need assistance in setting up your account, email: communications@acecontario.ca

ACEC-Ontario Grand River Chapter AGM
2024-06-06 17:00 - 21:00 | Charcoal Steakhouse, Kitchener, 2980 King St E, Kitchener, Ontario, N2A 1A9, Canada
Join us for the Grand River Chapter AGM and become part of a community dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation, fostering collaboration, and shaping a brighter future for generations to come.

The cost is $80 + HST per person which covers dinner (choice of appetizer, entrée – beef, chicken, fish, or pasta, and dessert) and non-alcoholic drinks.

The event is being hosted at Charcoal Steak House (2980 King St E, Kitchener, ON N2A 1A9). Cocktails being at 5pm, dinner at 6pm, followed by the award presentation and AGM formal meeting.

Note: Dinner entrée selection (Beef, Chicken, Fish, or Pasta) will be taken at the venue.

Agenda

5:00 – 6:00 PM Welcome Reception

6:00 – 8:00 PM Dinner and Speakers

8:00 – 8:20 PM Awards of Merit

8:20 – 8:25 PM Report from Chair

8:25 – 8:40 PM AGM Business Meeting and Vote

8:45 PM Adjourn

Registration closes June 4th at 11:00 AM.

2024 Ontario Engineering Project Awards (OEPA)
2024-05-09 17:30 - 22:30 | Liberty Grand, Exhibition Place, 25 British Columbia Rd, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 3C3, Canada
Join us at the Ontario Engineering Project Awards (OEPA) Gala!

SOLD OUT! Registration closes April 22nd.

We’re thrilled to announce the prestigious Ontario Engineering Project Awards (OEPA), happening on Thursday, May 9th. This is your chance to be a part of an extraordinary evening celebrating innovation, expertise, and the remarkable achievements within our industry. All are welcome!

Let’s celebrate excellence together!

Step into history at the Liberty Grand, an architectural gem steeped in 1920s elegance. Nestled along the waterfront, this heritage complex, built in 1926, features magnificent grand ballrooms exuding timeless charm— the perfect backdrop for an evening dedicated to honoring excellence in engineering.

Join your community for an unforgettable evening filled with laughter, camaraderie, and celebration. Whether you’re a seasoned industry veteran or a rising star, this is your opportunity to connect, network, and revel in the collective achievements of our community.

Details

This soiree will be happening the evening of Thursday, May 9th, 2024 from 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM. The event will open its doors at 5:30 PM and commence with a networking reception in the Centennial Room lobby until 7:00 PM. We will mix and mingle in our finest attire before seating for our formal dinner and awards presentation at 7:00 PM.

Attire: Black tie preferred, business formal acceptable.

Parking is at an extra cost and located nearby. Ticket sales close April 22nd, 2024.

Sponsorship

A heartfelt thank you to our event sponsors for their invaluable support. Explore 2024 brand engagement opportunities for member companies and friends of the ACEC-Ontario community here.

Don’t miss this chance to be a part of an evening dedicated to honoring excellence and forging meaningful connections within our industry. Reserve your spot today and let’s make this celebration one to remember!

Presenting Sponsors

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Supporting Sponsors

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2024 CANECT Environmental Compliance and Due Diligence Training Event
2024-04-23 08:00 - 2024-04-25 17:00
For over 30 years, CANECT has met the needs of Canada’s environmental managers and professionals. Attend CANECT24 to keep up-to-date with new environmental regulations, prove your organization’s due diligence, earn CPD hours, and expand your awareness and best practices. Register by February 16 to save up to $220!

Choose from a diverse line-up of eight courses covering the following subjects:

Air Quality Challenges

Climate Change

Contaminated Sites

Environmental Emergencies & Spills

Environmental Management Systems

Environmental Regulation and Compliance

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)

Excess Soils

Extended Producer Responsibility

Water & Wastewater: Regulation and Compliance

Plus, enjoy networking opportunities, all meals provided, and generous group and early-bird pricing discounts. Learn more and register at: www.canect.net

This is not an ACEC-Ontario event. ACEC-Ontario sponsors CANECT 2024. Any questions about this event please contact the CANECT logistics team.

ACEC-Ontario Young Professional London Chapter - Meet and Greet
2024-04-17 17:00 - 19:30
To register, you will need to log-in to your member account. If you require assistance in logging in, please email communications@acecontario.ca.

ACEC-Ontario London Chapter is hosting its first event for its Young Professionals (YP) group. The event is intended to provide an opportunity for the city’s YPs to grow their network, meet fellow YPs in the industry, and share their insights and career experience. It will also help lead into the future events that will be held throughout the year.

The event will run from 5:00 to 7:30 PM at the Crabby Joe’s (London Downtown location) and appetizers will be provided.

If you have any questions related to the event, please contact: Darika Sharma (dsharma@rvanderson.com)

To register, you will need to log-in to your member account. If you require assistance in logging in, please email communications@acecontario.ca.

TLT 131: Advanced Issues Resolution
2024-04-08 08:00 - 2024-04-09 17:00
April 8 – 9, 2024 & April 10 – 11, 2024

2 Day Course

This course has been developed for Consultant Contract Administration and MTO Construction/ Operations staff that have experience with issue resolution. It will enhance the knowledge of the principles, practices and procedures required for the effective evaluation of Information and Compensation Requests arising from issues during a capital construction project. Participants will gain an understanding of the skills, knowledge and resources that are critical for the successful analysis and resolution of issues arising through the course of administering a capital construction contract.

Target Audience:

Consultant Contract Administration Staff: Project Managers, Contract Administrators

MTO Senior Construction Staff: Area Manager Contracts, Contract Services Administrators

Engineering Intern candidates and Transportation Technicians who will be acting as Contract Administrators

Technical Services Supervisors (TSS) and Technical Services Officers (TSO)

There are two course dates available. This course is being offered on the following dates:

April 8 – 9, 2024

April 10 – 11, 2024

The cost to take this course is $320.00.

Registration deadline is Friday November 17, 2023, 11:59pm

Please see the attached course outlines and registration forms for additional information.

This course is offered by MTO, ACEC-Ontario is not the supplier of this course. If you have any questions please contact tlt@ontario.ca.

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Procurement Pathways
2024-03-19 12:00 - 13:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/procurement-pathways/
Join us on March 19th at 12 PM for an insightful webinar that aims to strengthen the relationship between the engineering industry and municipalities.

For generations, municipal officials and engineering professionals have played a pivotal role in the shaping and delivery of community projects. This panel session will offer attendees the ability to gain unique insights from both these groups as they prepare for the next wave of projects.

From the municipal standpoint, the discussion will reveal the key steps in a project’s life cycle, outlining the political and public challenges encountered along the way.

On the industry front, we will explore how firms respond to RFPs, including the cost and effort that goes into preparing a bid submission.

At the end of webinar, attendees will have a greater understanding of how they can help each other better deliver projects to the benefit of the communities that we all live, work, and play in.

Presented by OACETT and ACEC-Ontario. This presentation will be recorded. Seats are limited to 1000.

Featured Panelists

Ralph Lembcke, P. GSCModerator

Ralph Lembcke, P. GSC, brings over 40 years of diverse experience in construction, blending roles as a contractor and college-level construction professor. With credentials including a certificate in Construction Engineering Technology and Management from Fanshawe College, a teaching certificate from St. Clair College, and a Professional Gold Seal certification from the Canadian Construction Association, Ralph offers invaluable insights. As a former estimator, project manager, and self-employed contractor, he now imparts his wisdom as a part-time professor at Fanshawe College. Ralph’s expertise spans construction contracts, quantity surveying, estimating, construction materials, and building economics. He actively contributes to the industry as a charter member of the Construction and Design Educators Council of Canada and sits on advisory boards for educational and construction organizations. A published author and speaker on mid-century architecture, Ralph also indulges in mid-century themed artistic architectural sculpture in retirement.

Victoria Mirlocca, Q.Arb, CPPB, C.Mgr., C.I.M., NIGP-CPP, CPSDChair, Ontario Public Buyer’s Association

Victoria Mirlocca brings over 15 years of supply chain management experience, focusing on procurement, construction, dispute resolution, and contract management. She currently chairs the Ontario Public Buyer’s Association (OPBA), promoting the ethical and effective expenditure of public funds and encouraging excellence in public procurement. Victoria is a Principles Instructor for the OPBA’s certificate program, teaching procurement, contracts, and law courses. Certified as a CPPB, C.I.M., C.Mgr, NIGP-CPP, and Q.Arb, she is highly credentialed in her field. Victoria’s writing prowess is evident through her award-winning articles in industry publications. With a Business Administration Diploma from Georgian College, Victoria blends practical expertise with academic foundation.

Michael Mooney, C.E.TPresident, OACETT

Michael Mooney, C.E.T., is a highly respected leader in engineering technology, advocating for accreditation and certification in his field. With technical diploma’s from RCC College of Technology and Conestoga Institute of Technology, he has served as President of the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) for 12 years, promoting excellence and professional development. Michael has extensive experience in certification and accreditation, having been Vice-President of the Institute of Engineering Technology of Ontario and currently serving as a Director for Technology Professionals Canada. Beyond his association roles, he is an engineering technology executive and senior consultant with over 20 years of experience. He focuses on advancing the profession, leading renewable energy and public infrastructure projects, and championing ethical and social standards in technological advancements, including Artificial Intelligence. Michael ensures that the next generation of technicians and technologists are equipped to handle both technical and ethical challenges.

Don Holland, BSc. Eng., MBA, P. EngChair, ACEC-Ontario

Don Holland, BSc. Eng., MBA, P. Eng., boasts a distinguished career in industrial and municipal water markets, specializing in project delivery across various approaches including design-bid-build, Public-Private Partnerships (P3), and Design Build Operate Maintain and Finance (DBFOM). With roles ranging from Project Engineer to Project Director, Don’s expertise extends to wastewater process engineering, digital infrastructure, construction management, and project leadership across Canada, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia. Currently serving as GHD’s Canadian Market Leader – Water, he is committed to fostering resilient communities through sustainable water management. Don’s involvement with GHD’s Future of Water initiative underscores his dedication to addressing global water challenges and creating enduring solutions for future generations. Additionally, as Chair of the Association Canadian of Consulting Engineers Ontario (ACEC-Ontario), he actively contributes to advancing the consulting engineering industry.

2024 MTO Exam Rewrite - March 7
2024-03-07 09:00 - 12:00
Procedure for rewriting Contract Administration

REWRITING EXAM:

Exams will be emailed to participants from Priyanka Anand (panand@acecontario.ca) 10 minutes prior to the exam start time. The cost to rewrite an exam is $500+TAX and must be paid, in full, before rewrite date.

Instructor, Mark Walker, is available to each participant at the end of February to go over the area of concerns.

SUBMISSION OF EXAM:

All exams need to be emailed back in PDF after the 3-hour allotment to the contact that sent you the exam, panand@acecontario.ca.

Please use your full name in the file name when saving the exam. To save as PDF: click “save as”, enter your full name in the “file name” box and use drop down menu in “save as type:” box and select PDF.

QUESTIONS DURING THE EXAM:

Mark Walker will be available via the zoom link you have been using if you have any questions or need any clarification. 24 hours before the exam, you will be sent an email containing a zoom link and password. If you have any questions during your exam, you may login to the zoom meeting and speak with Mark directly.

R. v. Greater Sudbury - Implications for Consulting Engineers
2024-02-28 12:00 - 13:30 | https://acecontario.ca/event/r-v-greater-sudbury-implications-for-consulting-engineers/
Registration closes Monday, February 26th.

Join Patrick Groom, Victor Kim and Annik Forristal of McMillan’s National Construction Group on Wednesday, February 28thfor a discussion about the Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in R. v. Greater Sudbury and its implications for consulting engineers.

Following a brief overview of the case and the SCC’s split decision, this discussion will focus on how this decision impacts the obligations and potential liabilities of the consulting engineer in its role as designer and contract administrator. The discussion will be interactive and will include an extensive Q&A period.

Topics include:

What did the Supreme Court of Canada decide? To what extent, if any, do the facts of the case involve or relate to engineers?

What are the responsibilities of the consultant for health and safety at a construction site in light of the Sudbury decision?

What can the consulting engineer do to protect itself from liability?

What terms and conditions should be included in contracts to protect the engineer? What terms and conditions should the engineer watch out for?

February 28th - 2024 MTO Road Construction Contract Administration (RCCA) Recertification – Member Ticket
2024-02-28 08:30 - 17:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/february-28th-2024-mto-road-construction-contract-administration-rcca-recertification-member-ticket-2/
Registrations are now closed!

Format: Virtual

Dates: January 17th and February 28th (Course is offered on two dates)

Duration: 1 day

Timings: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Member-Firm Pricing : $645 + HSTNon-Member Firm Pricing: $800 + HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About the course:

This course is designed to update consulting engineering personnel on changes in policies and procedures, as well as administration and inspection procedural clarifications relevant to MTO Contract Administration Assignment. This course is also relevant for MTO personnel with responsibilities for consultant assignments and contractors.

This course is aimed at road construction contract administrators and is a requirement to maintain your RCCA designation. All OACETT members with the RCCA designation are required to complete the Road Construction Contract Administrator Recertification course every three years.

Topics

New Specifications, Policies and Procedures

Environmental Protection Concerns

Consultant Liability

Health and Safety on the Work Site

Change Orders – When and Why?

Clarification on Administration Issues

Other Topics from MTO, CEO and OACETT

See more details about all MTO courses here.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

February 28th - 2024 MTO Road Construction Contract Administration (RCCA) Recertification – Non-Member Ticket
2024-02-28 08:30 - 17:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/february-28th-2024-mto-road-construction-contract-administration-rcca-recertification-non-member-ticket/
Registrations are now closed!

Format: Virtual

Dates: January 17th and February 28th (Course is offered on two dates)

Duration: 1 day

Timings: 8:30 AM – 5 PM

Member-Firm Pricing : $645 + HSTNon-Member Firm Pricing: $800 + HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing. Click here.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About the course:

This course is designed to update consulting engineering personnel on changes in policies and procedures, as well as administration and inspection procedural clarifications relevant to MTO Contract Administration Assignment. This course is also relevant for MTO personnel with responsibilities forconsultant assignments and contractors.

This course is aimed at road construction contract administrators and is a requirement to maintain your RCCA designation. All OACETT members with the RCCA designation are required to complete the Road Construction Contract Administrator Recertification course every three years.

Topics

New Specifications, Policies and Procedures

Environmental Protection Concerns

Consultant Liability

Health and Safety on the Work Site

Change Orders – When and Why?

Clarification on Administration Issues

Other Topics from MTO, CEO and OACETT

See more details about all MTO courses here.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

TLT 127: CRITICAL STRUCTURAL CONSTRUCTION ISSUES
2024-02-27 08:00 - 2024-03-06 17:00
5 Day Course

**Please note: This is not an introductory level course. It is assumed you are familiar with bridge or culvert construction contracts**

TLT 127 has been designed to provide strategies to avoid or address common critical issues during structural construction projects. This course prepares operations and consultant staff for structural construction projects.

MTO has developed the TLT 127 course to be delivered over 5 days.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Identify common issues/risks and apply strategies to avoid them.

Assess equipment, materials, and construction methods.

Differentiate between effective construction practices and potential issues.

Identify the key requirements of specifications and evaluate contractor submissions.

The target audience is:

Consultants administering or inspecting a structural construction project in the upcoming season including:Contract AdministratorsInspectorsContract Services InspectorsContract Services AdministratorsQuality Assurance EngineersQuality Assurance OfficersArea Managers Construction

Structural section staff as well as any Engineering Associates or Transportation Technician acting in the above positions.

This course is being offered on the following date:

March 24-28, 2025

*Please note the course will be delivered in person, the location and timings will be announced prior to registration fees being collected*

The cost to take this course is $450.00.

Registration deadline is Friday November 22, 2024, 11:59pm

Please see the attached course outline and registration form for additional information:tlt-127-application-2024-25

This course is offered by MTO, ACEC-Ontario is not the supplier of this course. If you have any questions please contact tlt@ontario.ca.

TLT 127: CRITICAL STRUCTURAL CONSTRUCTION ISSUES
2024-02-27 08:00 - 2024-02-29 17:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/tl-127-critical-structural-construction-issues-offered-by-mto/2024-02-27/
February 27- 29 & March 5-6, 2024

5 Day Course

**Please note: This is not an introductory level course. It is assumed you are familiar with bridge or culvert construction contracts**

TLT 127 has been designed to provide strategies to avoid or address common critical issues during structural construction projects. This course prepares operations and consultant staff for structural construction projects.

MTO has developed the TLT 127 course to be delivered over 5 days in the virtual format.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Identify common issues/risks and apply strategies to circumvent them.

Assess equipment, materials, and construction methods

Differentiate between effective construction practices and potential issues

Identify the key requirements of specifications and evaluate contractor submissions

The target audience is:

Consultants administering or inspecting a structural construction project in the upcoming season including:

Contract Administrators

Inspectors

Contract Services Inspectors

Contract Services Administrators

Quality Assurance Engineers

Quality Assurance Officers

Area Contract Engineers

Structural section staff as well as any Engineering Intern or Transportation Technician acting in the above positions.

This course is being offered on the following dates:

February 27, 28, 29 & March 5, 6, 2024

The cost to take this course is $450.00.

Registration deadline is Friday November 17, 2023, 11:59pm

Please see the attached course outlines and registration forms for additional information.

This course is offered by MTO, ACEC-Ontario is not the supplier of this course. If you have any questions please contact tlt@ontario.ca.

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2024: MTO Highway Construction Inspection (HCI) Course - Non-Member Ticket
2024-02-26 08:00 - 2024-03-01 13:00
Registration is now closed.

The course is full, however, cancellations do happen. Please contact Priyanka Anand (communications@acecontario.ca) to join the waiting list.

Format: In-person

Dates: February 26 – March 1, 2024

Duration: 5 days

Timings: Mon-Thurs 8 am to 5 pm ET & Fri 8 am – 1 PM ET

Location: Holiday Inn Toronto Airport East (600 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON)

Member- Firm Pricing: $1985+HST

Non-member Firm Pricing: $2260+HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing. Click here to open member HCI ticket.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About Highway Construction Inspection:

This course is intended for personnel at the junior inspector level, with 1-2 years of field experience, who want to advance to the senior inspector level or for contract administration personnel who wish to enhance their understanding of the contract inspection and administration process. Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO) construction personnel with responsibilities for consultant assignments will also benefit from this course. With appropriate field experience, this course is approved to meet part of the criteria of the MTO/OACETT Road Construction Senior Inspector (RCSI) designation. This course is a prerequisite for Contract Administration course.

Topics:

Roles and Responsibilities

OHSA – Site Safety and the Constructor Issue

Pre-Construction Activities

Traffic Control and Construction Signing

Construction Survey

Grading, Drainage and Granular Inspection

Documentation and Diary Keeping

Hot Mix Paving Inspection

Payment Verification

Concrete and Structural Inspection

Contractor QC – QVE

Post Construction Activities

Construction Administration and Inspection Task Manual

See more details about all MTO courses here.

Pre-requisite:

If you intend to complete your OACETT Designation then the Highway Construction Inspection (HCI) course is a pre-requisite prior to taking this CA course. See more details about all MTO courses here.

Updated Exam Policy:

Upon successful completion of the final exam, participants will be issued a certificate. Final exam is open book and participants will need a 70% to pass. If participants do not obtain a 70%, they will be eligible for one rewrite exam. The fee to rewrite an exam is $500 + HST*. Exam rewrite will be virtual, and the dates will be posted when registration opens for the course.

“Mini quizzes” will be administered daily, these quizzes are a useful tool to help participants prepare for the final exam. These daily quizzes do not count toward the participants final exam or mark. The mini quizzes will also be handed to the instructors each day so they can determine if participants are grasping the content and are prepared for the exam.

*Rewrite fee covers the cost of the instructor to proctor and mark exam.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

2024: MTO Highway Construction Inspection (HCI) Course – Member Ticket
2024-02-26 08:00 - 2024-03-01 13:00
Registrations are now closed!

Cancellations do happen. Please contact Priyanka Anand (communications@acecontario.ca) to join the waiting list.

Format: In-person

Dates: February 26 – March 1, 2024

Duration: 5 days

Time: Mon-Thurs 8 am to 5 pm ET & Fri 8 am – 1 PM ET

Location: Holiday Inn Toronto Airport East (600 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON)

Member- Firm Pricing: $1985+HSTNon-member Firm Pricing: $2260+HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing. click here.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About Highway Construction Inspection:

This course is intended for personnel at the junior inspector level, with 1-2 years of field experience, who want to advance to the senior inspector level or for contract administration personnel who wish to enhance their understanding of the contract inspection and administration process. Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO) construction personnel with responsibilities for consultant assignments will also benefit from this course. With appropriate field experience, this course is approved to meet part of the criteria of the MTO/OACETT Road Construction Senior Inspector (RCSI) designation. This course is a prerequisite for Contract Administration course.

Topics:

Roles and Responsibilities

OHSA – Site Safety and the Constructor Issue

Pre-Construction Activities

Traffic Control and Construction Signing

Construction Survey

Grading, Drainage and Granular Inspection

Documentation and Diary Keeping

Hot Mix Paving Inspection

Payment Verification

Concrete and Structural Inspection

Contractor QC – QVE

Post Construction Activities

Construction Administration and Inspection Task Manual

See more details about all MTO courses here.

Pre-requisite:

If you intend to complete your OACETT Designation then the Highway Construction Inspection (HCI) course is a pre-requisite prior to taking this CA course. See more details about all MTO courses here.

Updated Exam Policy:

Upon successful completion of the final exam, participants will be issued a certificate. Final exam is open book and participants will need a 70% to pass. If participants do not obtain a 70%, they will be eligible for one rewrite exam. The fee to rewrite an exam is $500 + HST*. Exam rewrite will be virtual, and the dates will be posted when registration opens for the course.

“Mini quizzes” will be administered daily, these quizzes are a useful tool to help participants prepare for the final exam. These daily quizzes do not count toward the participants final exam or mark. The mini quizzes will also be handed to the instructors each day so they can determine if participants are grasping the content and are prepared for the exam.

*Rewrite fee covers the cost of the instructor to proctor and mark exam.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

Ottawa Chapter Lunch & Learn: Resilient Design and the Evolving Standard of Care
2024-02-06 12:00 - 14:00
Join Kirsten Anderson from AXA XL and Scott Belton from HUB International for an in-person session on resilient design and the evolving standard of care in the industry.

Our discussion will cover:

A brief overview of resilient design and how this concept is shaped by human and natural events.

Defining the standard of care against the backdrop of resilient design, with emphasis on how catastrophic events can create additional exposures for design firms.

A variety of resilient design exposures.

Solutions and best practices to help communicate program requirements to owners.

Agenda

12:00 – 12:30 PM: Guests arrive and grab lunch provided12:30 – 1:30 PM: Presentation1:30 – 2:00 PM: Final remarks and networking

Where

Brookstreet Hotel, 525 Legget Dr, Kanata, ON K2K 2W2

Please make sure to RSVP!

Ghosting: Why Candidates Do It, and Why You Shouldn't.
2024-01-24 13:00 - 14:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/ghosting-why-candidates-do-it-and-why-you-shouldnt/
Competition for talent is at a high and so is ghosting – both from candidates and employers. Ghosting is when a candidate or an employer stops responding to your messages or calls, leaving you in the dark and unsure of what to do next.

Ghosting can happen at any stage of the recruitment process, from the initial application to the final offer. It can have negative impacts on your reputation, brand, and hiring outcomes, so what can you do about it?

On January 24, 2024, Jeremy Henderson, Strategic Director at Matchfield, a Raise company, will host a webinar looking at this topic. Join us as he shares his insights and tips on how to:

Understand the common reasons why candidates and employers ghost each other

Avoid the risk of damaging your brand and losing out on top talent

Implement effective strategies to prevent ghosting and create a positive candidate experience

Visit Matchfield to register for Ghosting: Why Candidates Do It, and Why You Shouldn’t. Space is limited, so don’t wait and sign up today.

About the host

Jeremy Henderson is the Strategic Director at Matchfield, a Raise company, and has been working in recruitment for more than 15 years. Passionate about technology’s role in staffing, Jeremy is always looking for ways to challenge the norms of traditional recruitment firms.

Matchfield specializes in connecting top technical talent with opportunities at leading Consulting Engineering firms across North America. Our preference-driven matching system and talent advisors combine to deliver an efficient and transparent experience that helps drive hiring success!

January 17th - 2024 MTO Road Construction Contract Administration (RCCA) Recertification – Non-Member Ticket
2024-01-17 08:30 - 17:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/january-17th-2024-mto-road-construction-contract-administration-rcca-recertification-non-member-ticket/
Registrations are now closed! Registration closed on Wednesday, January 10th, 2024. You can still register for February 28th. Click here to register.

Format: Virtual

Dates: January 17th and February 28th (Course is offered on two dates, click here for February 28th non-member page)

Duration: 1 day

Timings: 8:30 AM – 5 PM

Member-Firm Pricing : $645 + HSTNon-Member Firm Pricing: $800 + HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing. click here.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About the course:

This course is designed to update consulting engineering personnel on changes in policies and procedures, as well as administration and inspection procedural clarifications relevant to MTO Contract Administration Assignment. This course is also relevant for MTO personnel with responsibilities forconsultant assignments and contractors.

This course is aimed at road construction contract administrators and is a requirement to maintain your RCCA designation. All OACETT members with the RCCA designation are required to complete the Road Construction Contract Administrator Recertification course every three years.

Topics

New Specifications, Policies and Procedures

Environmental Protection Concerns

Consultant Liability

Health and Safety on the Work Site

Change Orders – When and Why?

Clarification on Administration Issues

Other Topics from MTO, CEO and OACETT

See more details about all MTO courses here.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

January 17th - 2024 MTO Road Construction Contract Administration (RCCA) Recertification - Member Ticket
2024-01-17 08:30 - 17:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/january-17th-2024-mto-road-construction-contract-administration-rcca-recertification-member-ticket/
Registrations are now closed! Registration closed on Wednesday, January 10th, 2024. You can still register for February 28th. Click here to register.

Format: Virtual

Dates: January 17th and February 28th (Course is offered on two dates, click here for February 28th)

Duration: 1 day

Timings: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Member-Firm Pricing : $645 + HSTNon-Member Firm Pricing: $800 + HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About the course:

This course is designed to update consulting engineering personnel on changes in policies and procedures, as well as administration and inspection procedural clarifications relevant to MTO Contract Administration Assignment. This course is also relevant for MTO personnel with responsibilities forconsultant assignments and contractors.

This course is aimed at road construction contract administrators and is a requirement to maintain your RCCA designation. All OACETT members with the RCCA designation are required to complete the Road Construction Contract Administrator Recertification course every three years.

Topics

New Specifications, Policies and Procedures

Environmental Protection Concerns

Consultant Liability

Health and Safety on the Work Site

Change Orders – When and Why?

Clarification on Administration Issues

Other Topics from MTO, CEO and OACETT

See more details about all MTO courses here.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

2024: MTO Contract Administration (CA) Course - Member Ticket
2024-01-15 08:00 - 2024-01-19 13:00
Registrations are now closed. Course is at capacity.

The course is full, however, cancellations do happen. Please contact Priyanka Anand (communications@acecontario.ca) to join the waiting list.

Format: In-person

Dates: January 15-19, 2024

Duration: 5 days

Timings: Mon-Thurs 8 am to 5 pm ET & Fri 8 am – 1 PM ET

Location: Holiday Inn Toronto Airport East (600 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON)

Member- Firm Pricing: $1985+HST

Non-member Firm Pricing: $2260+HST

Please note, there are two separate events per MTO course as Member Pricing and Non-Member pricing.

If you are an ACEC- Ontario Member:

If you are staff of a member company, please login to our website and open the member pricing. click here.

If you are a member of ACEC-Ontario and cannot log on to the website, or contact us at communications@acecontario.ca to set up your account.

If you are unsure if your consulting engineering firm is a member you can search the directory here.

Independent Contractors : you will need an ACEC-Ontario member firm to register on your behalf to receive this pricing. ACEC-Ontario member firms must log-in to the website in order to receive member pricing. Refunds/adjustments will not be given for the pricing difference after registration, to receive member firm pricing you will need to provide this information ahead of time.

Please note, If a member purchases a non-member-ticket and requires a refund, only the difference minus the fees associated from payment processing will be refunded, a fee up-to $100 CAD.

About the course:This course will prepare consulting engineering personnel for the role of Contract Administrator and is also intended for MTO personnel with responsibilities for consultant assignments. With appropriate field experience, this course is approved to meet part of the criteria of the MTO/OACETT Road Construction Contract Administrator (RCCA) designation. Participants are eligible for 10 OACETT points upon successful completion of the course.

Topics:

Roles and Responsibilities

Payment Verification and Contract Changes

Pre-Construction Activities

Contractor QC – QVE

The Constructor Issue

Hot Mix Paving

Construction Signing and Traffic Control

Concrete and Structures

Contract Types and Duration

Substantial Performance and Completion

Aggregates

Post Construction Activities

Pre-requisite:

If you intend to complete your OACETT Designation then the Highway Construction Inspection (HCI) course is a pre-requisite prior to taking this CA course. See more details about all MTO courses here.

Updated Exam Policy:

Upon successful completion of the final exam, participants will be issued a certificate. Final exam is open book and participants will need a 70% to pass. If participants do not obtain 70%, they will be eligible for one rewrite exam. The fee to rewrite an exam is $500 + HST*. Exam rewrite will be virtual, and the dates will be posted when registration opens for the course.

“Mini quizzes” will be administered daily, these quizzes are a useful tool to help participants prepare for the final exam. These daily quizzes do not count toward the participants final exam or mark. The mini quizzes will also be handed to the instructors each day so they can determine if participants are grasping the content and are prepared for the exam.

*Rewrite fee covers the cost of the instructor to proctor and mark exam.

Cancellation Policy:

Courses must be paid for in full. Failure to submit payment will result in the registration being cancelled, as waiting lists are maintained.

Cancellations received in writing more than 10 business days prior to the start of the course will be assessed a $100.00 cancellation fee (per person, per course). Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of cancellations.

Cancellations received less than 10 business days prior to the start of the course are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend any part of the course.

Qualified substitutions are allowed within the same course and date without incurring a cancellation fee. Please notify communications@acecontario.ca of substitution notice prior to the start of the course.

2024: MTO Contract Administration (CA) Course - Non-Member Ticket
2024-01-15 08:00 - 2024-01-19 13:00

Webinar: Scope & Change Management – Effective Management of Project Change
2023-11-07 13:00 - 14:00 | https://acecontario.ca/event/scope-change-management-effective-management-of-project-change/
One of the biggest issues that all architects, designers, and engineers struggle with is change management. Identifying, communicating, and obtaining budget approval for providing additional scopes of work is a key to successful project performance. Join Patty Huntley from AXA XL and Scott Belton from HUB International as they provide insight and tools to ensure greater success in obtaining client approval for your additional project work, identifying project change both internally and externally and understanding the importance of pro-actively communicating and obtaining approval for change.

This session will cover:

Defining the scope of work

Change Management

Tools for Managing Change

Examples and templates for documenting and communicating change
