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physics balsa bridge building sponsorships associated engineering src engineering bcit apegbc fwd design engineering mcelhanney csce canadian society for civil engineering buckland taylor mmm group asttbc pm hansen ltd microsoft hp canada epson canada sfu school of engineering science notre dame education committee and subject to confirmation ubc engineering kiewit-flatiron the port mann partnership additional requests are in to delcan engineering h5m consultants surespan structures know another potential sponsor forward name/contact to pvogel@ndrs.org[close]
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the association of professional engineers geoscientists of bc what is apegbc the association of professional engineers and geoscientists of bc apegbc is the licensing and regulatory body for the professions of engineering and geoscience in bc apegbc works under the engineers and geoscientists act to protect the health safety and welfare of the public and the environment by setting and maintaining high academic standards of entry and professional practice granting registrations and carrying out enforcement discipline and practice reviews quick facts founded in 1920 as apebc geoscience was incorporated in 1990 to form apegbc over 25,000 members one of the largest professional associations in the province grants the designations p.eng and p.geo governed by a council of elected members and government appointees apegbc in the community apegbc strives to advance the professions by proudly supporting engineering and geoscience events in the community including canstruction© eureka geering up math challengers bc science fairs cebc awards engineers without borders national engineering and geoscience week for more information www.apeg.bc.ca 200 4010 regent st burnaby bc v5c 6n2 ph 604 430-8035 fax 604 430-8085 e info@apeg.bc.ca[close]
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0 123 4 3 vancouver bc canada 56+2 partnership of peter kiewit sons and flatiron constructors 123 7/82 highway infrastructure upgrade design-build 92 32 overall project management and design responsibility detailed design of highway drainage interchange bridge retaining wall and other structures and construction support and oversight september 2008 2013 5 3 5 onshore works $1.6 billion 2 9 tony purdon project director chris mealing project manager marek buksowicz structures manager tony martin sr project engineer thomas ho civil lead ana lim commercial manager aled griffiths structures lead james scott geotechnical lead 123 2;3 8 the trans-canada highway highway 1 is the major route linking vancouver to the rest of british columbia and canada the port mann/highway 1 project is believed to be the largest and one of the most challenging highway infrastructure projects in canada involving challenging geotechnical conditions strict environmental obligations and constant traffic flow it involves replacing the dominant port mann bridge across the fraser river widening 37 km of the highway through the eastern suburbs of vancouver reconstructing 11 interchanges constructing or rehabilitating 42 onshore bridges and totally rebuilding the complex cape horn/lougheed highway interchange the project also includes construction of the new fraser heights connector to link highway 1 with the recently completed golden ears crossing and the planned south fraser perimeter road the port mann/highway 1 project is a critical component of british columbia s gateway program established in response to the impact of growing regional congestion and predicted growth through 2031 demand management and congestion-reduction measures include highoccupancy vehicle lanes transit and commercial vehicle priority access to highway on-ramps improvements to the cycling network and electronic tolls on the port mann bridge the project has a capital value of $2.46 billion with the onshore works representing approximately 60 percent of this value the anticipated design and construction period is approximately five years 62 hmm is the senior partner in a joint-venture with mmm group that leads a team of 12 engineering firms in the design of all the onshore works hmm has overall responsibility for the design effort and manages a broad multi-disciplinary team of consultants and technical specialists hmm is also responsible for the detailed design and construction oversight of significant portions of the highway and on-shore structures 123 6 extensive highway improvements including multiple interchanges onshore bridges and other works total reconstruction of the extremely complex cape horn/lougheed highway interchange at the west end of the port mann bridge including re-location of much of cp rail s sapperton rail yard complex management of multiple engineering firms and a broad range of consultants and technical specialists challenging geotechnical conditions strict environmental obligations constant traffic flow that must be maintained at all times during construction kiewit port mann highway 1 project080311[close]
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technology professionals growing bc s future as a technology professional i acknowledge the contribution made by asttbc-registered technologists technicians and technical specialists these technology professionals play a key role in bc s growth development and environmental sustainability there are rewarding and wellpaying careers in the applied science and engineering technologies bill macpherson asct sales engineer broadway refrigeration air conditioning co ltd and president of asttbc qualified techs for bc bill macpherson asct is one of 9,500 technology professionals registered with asttbc to learn more about asttbc-registered technologists technicians and technical specialists please visit our website john leech asct cae executive director www.asttbc.org asttbc the voice of technology professionals in british columbia[close]
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asttbc `at a glance history incorporated under the applied science technologists and technicians act astt act in 1985 established in 1958 by technicians and technologists in the fields of engineering and architecture asttbc now recognizes sixteen disciplines and nine special certifications in the field of applied science technology professional recognition practice the astt act provides for the professionalcertification of technologists and technicians requires that members adhere to a code of ethics provides a disciplinary mechanism to deal with breaches of the code and protects the titles applied science technologist and certified technician as well as the designations asct and ctech special certification is granted under the astt regulations and titles are protected under section 9 of the federal trade marks act until they are formally included in the astt act the engineers and geoscientists act and the foresters act 1996 provide a `limited licence and `special permit respectively for asct s and others to practice within the scope of the license in the fields of professional engineering and professional forestry similar agreements are being developed with other professional groups institutes and community liaison institutes within asttbc help members in specific fields address continuing professional development needs advocacy and other unique interests community representatives cr s provide a local contact with asttbc governance management asttbc is a self-governing association directed by a council elected from the membership council appoints an executive director and a registrar to manage the affairs of the association and certification respectively staff full part-time and contract totals fifteen full-time equivalent member benefits member services at group rates such as employment search assistance professional liability coverage home life and extended health insurance automobile purchase savings special banking services and financial products printing and internet services cell phone and long distance savings and discounts on consumer goods professional certification professional designations granted under the astt act include applied science technologist asct and certified technician ctech requirements include academic qualifications either as a technologist diploma or equivalent or a technician certificate or equivalent plus a minimum of two years progressive relevant technical experience and passing a professional practice and ethics exam other categories of membership are graduate technologist technician gradtech associate and student awards member recognition includes · · · · · · · · professional liability asttbc s professional liability insurance program is underwritten by catlin canada inc the largest insurer of technologists and technicians professional engineers architects and professional foresters in canada professional leadership award for women in technology r littledale memorial award peter allan leadership award advanced technology award professional achievement award service awards life membership top in technology professional career development asttbc s career manager® helps members set and work toward career and professional development goals all new members receive a copy special certification asttbc certifies members and non-members as a `technical specialist in building design construction safety fire protection onsite wastewater property inspection public works inspection site improvements surveys steel detailing and timber cruising employer recognition an ever-increasing number of employers support and call for certification by asttbc the employer liaison program elp promotes the benefits to employers of hiring certified members outstanding individuals in the technology community may also be eligible for the advanced technology award certificates of appreciation and honorary membership employers can be recognized with an employer award for the enhancement of career success of women technology professionals science technology awareness asttbc promotes science and technology through our foundation for education advancement in technology feat accreditation asttbc accredits technology programs offered at bc s technical institutes and community colleges accreditations are based on canadian technology standards published by the canadian technology human resources board publications astt act regulations code of ethics practice guidelines career log® career manager® astt news annual report and directory newsletters for mp s mla s and municipalities techworkstm careers video various bulletins and brochures and web site for more information www.asttbc.org[close]
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asttbc staff volunteers staff governance management professional recognition government liaison executive director john e leech asct cae manager governance events cindy aitken manager special projects robert stitt asct coordinator professional practice elvira o kane bcomm coordinator technical specialist registrations julie li med coordinator registrations danielle mac gregor bed practice review discipline registrar john shortreid asct cls coordinator professional practice elvira o kane bcomm member services technology careers manager member program development jason jung asct manager operations karen taylor dipbm manager regional manager okanagan bruce stevens asct coordinator customer services cheryl blachuras finance administration manager finance nicky malli coordinator finance bursaries lumi guias assistant administrative services betty bell marketing communications manager marketing anne sharp ba manager media relations garry gaudet editor astt news ted nodwell bcomm dipl pht editor astt e-news jennifer christenson ba med manager corporate identity richard mayer asct manager e-business meg janecki asct coordinator it solutions glenn phillips ctech foundation for education advancement in technology feat executive director jason jung asct director development anne sharp ba administration karen taylor dipbm volunteers council president bill macpherson asct vice president dave rutherford asct bcls cls secretary-treasurer keith trulson asct engl past president doug carter ctech registration membership registrar john shortreid asct cls manager internationally trained professionals geoff sale asct manager onsite wastewater registrations ron hein rowp manager property/house inspection registrations peter link ctech cpi cra manager fire protection registrations brian stegavig manager construction safety registrations regional manager okanagan bruce stevens asct manager registered technology manager registrations manager electrical work practitioner registrations scott tilley asct rtmgr assistant to the registrar pat larsson sr coordinator registrations amy liu sr coordinator technical specialist registrations kathy rozek council directors clarissa brennan asct richard cave asct toni-lynn card asct russell dobie asct dmitri gulak asct pqs mrics kai hui asct grant loyer asct cmc trent reid ctech bob prasad asct rtmgr public representatives john murphy wendy grant-john our mission to serve the public by regulating and supporting technology professionals commitment to a safe healthy and sustainable society and environment please circulate and/or post page 2[close]
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