The Legends of Construction Podcast series is a celebration of those who helped build BC. We congratulate these industry leaders for their accomplishments, learn from their insight and draw inspiration from their indomitable spirit. This limited edition podcast series is an initiative of the BC Construction Association. Visit our website at bccassn.com
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April 25, 2024
<p>BC Legends of Construction: Terry Brown, P.GSC, President of STBR Consulting Ltd.</p><p>The Legends of Construction Podcast series is a celebration of some of those who helped build BC. We congratulate these industry leaders for their accomplishments, learn from their insight and draw inspiration from their indomitable spirit. </p><p>This limited edition podcast series is an initiative of the BC Construction Association. </p><p>Visit our website at <a href="https://bccassn.com/news-publications/legends-of-construction/" target="_blank">bccassn.com </a></p><p><strong>Celebrated in this episode: As Senior Project Manager at Greyback Construction Ltd. for 25 years, Terry Brown</strong> led commercial, industrial, institutional and multi-residential projects. In 2009, he retired from Greyback to launch STBR Consulting, his own construction consulting and project management company. Terry holds a B.Sc. from the University of British Columbia. The many credentials he’s earned include accreditation as a Certified Director, a Gold Seal Professional Certified Project Manager (P.GSC) and a journeyman carpenter. Terry continues to contribute this expertise to the industry with current and past volunteer activities including: BCCA and regional BC construction associations, WorkSafeBC, the CCA National Gold Seal Committee, the Canadian Construction Document Committee, Pentowna Marina Board of Directors, the Canadian Construction Association, the Construction Sector Council, the Canadian Design-Build Institute, the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum, among others. In 2018 Terry was awarded CCA’s Person of the Year and in 2013 he was the recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee Award. </p><p>We are proud to feature Terry Brown in BCCA's Legends of Construction podcast series, celebrating the leadership and innovation of those who built BC. </p><p>We thank Kirk LaPointe, for his contribution to this podcast.</p> <p><p><strong>About BCCA </strong><br>The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) works with four Regional Construction Associations to serve more than 10,000 employers in the province’s industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential multi-unit (ICIR) construction industry. </p><p>BCCA’s programs and services include employee benefits (BCCA Employee Benefits), an industry-leading project opportunities platform (BidCentral), HR policies and culture-building services (Builders Code), and employment programs (Apprenticeship Services, Building Builders, Skilled Trades Employment Program (STEP), Integrating Newcomers, LNG Canada Trades Training Fund, & LNG Canada Connect). </p><p>BCCA advocates on behalf of all employers to ensure British Columbia’s construction sector remains productive and resilient. </p><p>https://bccassn.com/</p></p>
April 25, 2024
<p>Legend of Construction: Wayne Farey, Campbell Construction Ltd.</p><p>The Legends of Construction Podcast series is a celebration of some of those who helped build BC. We congratulate these industry leaders for their accomplishments, learn from their insight and draw inspiration from their indomitable spirit. </p><p>This limited edition podcast series is an initiative of the BC Construction Association. </p><p>Visit our website at bccassn.com </p><p><strong>Celebrated in this episode: Wayne Farey </strong>started with Campbell Construction Ltd. in 1979, and was General/Operations Manager for over 27 years before becoming its President. Wayne is the son of Ken Farey, one of three journeymen carpenters who founded W. Campbell Ltd. in 1964. Along with William (Bill) Campbell and Archie Campbell, Ken Farey, formed the Victoria-based construction company whose mission was to deliver superior craftsmanship on all projects, big or small. In 1976, the company became Campbell Construction Ltd, with Ken Farey taking the helm as President. Today, Campbell Construction remains committed to its mission, has grown its workforce to over 250 employees, and operates under the progressive direction of Ken’s son, Wayne Farey, President. Campell Construction Ltd.'s major projects have included 1515 Douglas & Pandora, Ironworks, Capital Park, Sayward Hill and Yates On Yates. </p><p>We are proud to feature Wayne Farey in BCCA's Legends of Construction podcast series, celebrating the leadership and innovation of those who built BC. </p><p>We thank Kirk LaPointe, for his contribution to this podcast.</p> <p><p><strong>About BCCA </strong><br>The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) works with four Regional Construction Associations to serve more than 10,000 employers in the province’s industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential multi-unit (ICIR) construction industry. </p><p>BCCA’s programs and services include employee benefits (BCCA Employee Benefits), an industry-leading project opportunities platform (BidCentral), HR policies and culture-building services (Builders Code), and employment programs (Apprenticeship Services, Building Builders, Skilled Trades Employment Program (STEP), Integrating Newcomers, LNG Canada Trades Training Fund, & LNG Canada Connect). </p><p>BCCA advocates on behalf of all employers to ensure British Columbia’s construction sector remains productive and resilient. </p><p>https://bccassn.com/</p></p>
April 25, 2024
<p>BC Legends of Construction: Connie Krissler, Silver Springs Concrete Services</p><p>The Legends of Construction Podcast series is a celebration of some of those who helped build BC. We congratulate these industry leaders for their accomplishments, learn from their insight and draw inspiration from their indomitable spirit. </p><p>This limited edition podcast series is an initiative of the BC Construction Association. </p><p>Visit our website at bccassn.com </p><p><strong>Celebrated in this episode: Connie Krissler</strong> is the visionary behind Silver Springs Concrete Services, which has been family owned and operated since 1972. Connie has been inspiring the Silver Springs Concrete Services team for over 25 years. In addition to many years on the job, she has received important education, honed her skills and earned certificates, as the world of concrete has evolved. Connie enjoys meeting and working with the community during site visits, however, her greatest pleasure is working on commercial projects. One of the most exciting projects Connie has had the opportunity to work on is the bridge on Okanagan Lake which was a two-year endeavour. </p><p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbktTREkzUkJpbWgzV21ISkg1V0E3anh2OTF2UXxBQ3Jtc0ttNW5wdXh0WnFBVjlMV21hcFhQYmxMZ0lyQXZXMTh2Sk9YOGU5MVJWZExPVVBJck9qYXcyczhMVUZKM0JmcEY1TDM4Z2FGbEp6UHpReHVPa05aM19PbWloZW43QmlCYm1RQktiRGF3aEpJcDNEbU9ubw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.silverspringsconcrete.com%2F&v=2plof26EwWo" target="_blank">https://www.silverspringsconcrete.com/</a> </p><p>We are proud to feature Connie Krissler in BCCA's Legends of Construction podcast series, celebrating the leadership and innovation of those who built BC. </p><p>We thank Kirk LaPointe, for his contribution to this podcast.</p> <p><p><strong>About BCCA </strong><br>The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) works with four Regional Construction Associations to serve more than 10,000 employers in the province’s industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential multi-unit (ICIR) construction industry. </p><p>BCCA’s programs and services include employee benefits (BCCA Employee Benefits), an industry-leading project opportunities platform (BidCentral), HR policies and culture-building services (Builders Code), and employment programs (Apprenticeship Services, Building Builders, Skilled Trades Employment Program (STEP), Integrating Newcomers, LNG Canada Trades Training Fund, & LNG Canada Connect). </p><p>BCCA advocates on behalf of all employers to ensure British Columbia’s construction sector remains productive and resilient. </p><p>https://bccassn.com/</p></p>
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The Legends of Construction Podcast series is a celebration of those who helped build BC. We congratulate these industry leaders for their accomplishments, learn from their insight and draw inspiration from their indomitable spirit.
This limited edition podcast series is an initiative of the BC Construction Association. Visit our website at bccassn.com
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