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Our Employer Stories

Discover the stories of the employers supported by the Office to Advance Women Apprentices.


Keller Construction

Building Better, Together: Keller Construction Ltd. Keller Construction Ltd. Founded in 1962 by Ernie Keller, Keller Construction Ltd. (Keller) was built on a simple but enduring belief: there’s always a better way to build. One of the company’s earliest team members, Wayne Cameron, quickly saw Keller’s potential and played a key role in shaping its

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Ground Electrical

What really makes Ground Electric different is their people-first approach. Steven often says, “If the employees aren’t happy and the clients aren’t happy then what are we doing?”

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Flyer Electric

We’re flying high with Flyer Electric! This company has been so supportive of our office and has been one of our biggest advocates in the Saskatchewan area.

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Custom Electric

Our advice for those entering the trades is simple. Stay curious. Be dependable. Show up ready to learn. Whether you are on the tools or leading the project there is more to grow and lead here.

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AMAN Builders

Building Success Through People, Innovation, and Community. AMAN Builders began as a family-founded construction company with a simple but powerful purpose: to inspire thriving communities, locally and globally.

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Building a Strong Foundation with United Association

Partnerships with unions like the United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 254 improve opportunities for tradeswomen and ensure they’re receiving the benefits they need to succeed.

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Pink Belts Construction Group

Pink Belts’ mission is to foster diversity within the construction industry by providing women with the opportunity to thrive in a traditionally male-dominated field.

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Boilermakers Local 555

The Saskatchewan Office to Advance Women Apprentices had its first success story with the support of a true ally: the Boilermakers’ Local 555.

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IBEW

IBEW and the Office to Advance Women Apprentices working together to promote the inclusion of women in the electrical trades.

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Forge Construction

Forge-ing Ahead
Sometimes the Office to Advance Women Apprentices brings the tradeswomen to the employers, sometimes the tradeswoman brings the employers to the office!

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