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# Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario

A voluntary Association of unionized Millwrighting contractors in Ontario, Canada

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://www.amcontario.ca/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [News](https://www.amcontario.ca/news/)
- [Ontario announces $1.7B for ‘high-demand’ sectors like STEM and the skilled trades](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/06/ontario-announces-1-7b-for-high-demand-sectors-like-stem-and-the-skilled-trades/) - The Ontario government has announced it is investing $1.7 billion to fund an additional 70,000 seats in high-demand sectors such as health care, STEM, education and the skilled trades at publicly assisted colleges and universities across the province. Read more here.
- [Team Ontario wins 38 medals at Skills Canada competition](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/06/team-ontario-wins-38-medals-at-skills-canada-competition/) - Youth from Team Ontario returned home from this year’s memorable Skills Canada National Competition with 308 medals. At a closing ceremony on May 30, following the Skills Canada National Competition in Toronto, which took place over two days, Team Ontario took home 38 medals: 16 gold medals, 15 silver medals and seven bronze medals. Read
- [Ontario ‘backing’ 18 new projects focussed on critical minerals innovation](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/06/ontario-backing-18-new-projects-focussed-on-critical-minerals-innovation/) - The Ontario government is investing nearly $8 million in 18 projects through the Critical Minerals Innovation Fund (CMIF). Read more here.
- [Second-career switch: How women are finding opportunity in Ontario construction](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/04/second-career-switch-how-women-are-finding-opportunity-in-ontario-construction/) - An Ontario Construction Association Alliance (OCAA) report, Women in Construction, released March 8, 2026, finds women remain significantly underrepresented at nearly every level of the industry. Read more here.
- [Modest growth projected for 2026 as uncertainty from Iran war, trade linger: Deloitte](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/04/modest-growth-projected-for-2026-as-uncertainty-from-iran-war-trade-linger-deloitte/) - The Canadian economy is expected to see modest growth this year, but the ongoing war in the Middle East and continued trade uncertainty are among the risks to that projection. Click here to read more.
- [Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Why Ontario’s labour mobility leadership matters](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/01/industry-perspectives-op-ed-why-ontarios-labour-mobility-leadership-matters/) - Ontario’s Labour Minister, David Piccini, was recently designated by provincial premiers and labour ministers across the country to lead a national effort to dismantle barriers to labour mobility and harmonize construction safety standards. Read more here.
- [DCN Newsletters](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/01/dcn-newsletters/) - Did you know the Daily Commercial News has three key newsletters that thousands of industry stakeholders and readers come to for the essential construction-related news and information they need? Click here to review and subscribe.
- [CBTU on receiving end of $9M in federal funding for green training initiatives](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/01/cbtu-on-receiving-end-of-9m-in-federal-funding-for-green-training-initiatives/) - The Government of Canada is investing close to $9 million in Canada’s Building Trades Unions to support the development, delivery and evaluation of green training for unionized and non-unionized sheet metal apprentices and journeypersons. Read more here.
- [Shortage of skilled tradespeople is hitting all Canadians in the pocketbook, economists say.](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/01/shortage-of-skilled-tradespeople-is-hitting-all-canadians-in-the-pocketbook-economists-say/) - A shortage of qualified people to work in skilled trades is making rising costs of living even worse, economists and trade industry veterans say. "It used to be 70 or 80 bucks for somebody to come to your house as a service call just to look at your dishwasher; now you're going to pay double
- [How is AI having an impact on hiring plans in Canada?](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/01/how-is-ai-having-an-impact-on-hiring-plans-in-canada/) - Artificial intelligence and automation are having a limited impact on hiring, according to a recent report. Read more here.
- [New rules for fast-tracking certified workers take effect](https://www.amcontario.ca/2026/01/new-rules-for-fast-tracking-certified-workers-take-effect/) - Province rolls out new labour mobility, internal free-trade regulations to help employers access skilled talent more quickly. Read more here.
- [Gritziotis unveils details of major-projects workforce stability plan](https://www.amcontario.ca/2025/11/gritziotis-unveils-details-of-major-projects-workforce-stability-plan/) - Ontario’s unionized building trades, select contractors and major-project owners are stepping up their efforts to ensure Ontario’s next wave of large construction projects is fully resourced by a well-trained workforce. Read more here.
- [Every second counts: Experts reiterate importance of AEDs on Ontario jobsites](https://www.amcontario.ca/2025/11/every-second-counts-experts-reiterate-importance-of-aeds-on-ontario-jobsites/) - Having an automated external defibrillator (AED) on hand at a construction site could be the difference between life and death if an incident occurs. That was the stark and explicit warning from medical and industry professionals who spoke at a webinar on the topic recently. Read more here.
- [Battery Manufacturing Hazards](https://www.amcontario.ca/2024/11/battery-manufacturing-hazards/) - Inorganic lead dust is the most significant health exposure in battery manufacture. Lead can be absorbed into the body by inhalation and ingestion. Inhalation of airborne lead is generally the most important source of occupational lead absorption. Once in the blood stream, lead is circulated throughout the body and stored in various organs and body
- [Canadian organizations urged to integrate AI](https://www.amcontario.ca/2024/08/canadian-organizations-urged-to-integrate-ai/) - Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as both a significant threat and a crucial tool in the fight against cybercrime. While AI has greatly augmented threat actors’ attacks, a new study by IBM said AI tools can shorten the lifecycle of a data breach and reduce costs for businesses by as much as $2.84 million. Read
- [COCA 2024 Awards for Outstanding Achievement](https://www.amcontario.ca/2024/07/coca-2024-awards-for-outstanding-achievement/) - On June 20, 2024, COCA recognized outstanding contributions to improving the Ontario construction industry. The awards were presented at a June 20th ceremony at The Inn of the Twenty in Jordan, Ontario. The award recipients represent a range of disciplines, but they share a commitment to excellence and a determination to shape a positive future for
- [AI has a talent for skills training and knowledge transfer](https://www.amcontario.ca/2024/07/ai-has-a-talent-for-skills-training-and-knowledge-transfer/) - Although Artificial Intelligence (AI) is still in its technological infancy, like human children it has a voracious appetite and is growing so quickly its elders hardly recognize it from one day to the next. Read more here.
- [5 Tips for Effective Cyber Security](https://www.amcontario.ca/2024/02/5-tips-for-effective-cyber-security/) - With the pandemic seeing many workers to log into corporate networks from home, employers are seeing a sharp rise in cyber attacks. Read more here.

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.amcontario.ca/) - The Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario (AMCO) was founded in 1979 to serve and represent the interests of signatory Millwrighting Contractors across the province.
- [Overview](https://www.amcontario.ca/annual-general-meeting/overview/)
- [Member Directory](https://www.amcontario.ca/member-directory/) - Aecon Industrial Tim Austin Cambridge, ON 519 653 3200 AIM Industrial Inc. Scott Henrich Kitchener, ON 519-747-2255 Alberici Constructors, Ltd. Jason Towers Burlington, ON 905-315-3000 Anmar Aurel Roy Lively, ON 705-692-0888 ARC Industrial Phillip Ottawa The Blue Mountains, ON 905-407-7272 Barton Marlow Canada Glen Hicks Cambridge, ON 519-740-1090 Bayshore Industrial Contractors Ltd Peter Lammers Belleville,
- [Resources](https://www.amcontario.ca/resources/) - Unionized Construction Works www.unionizedconstructionworks.com Millwright Regional Council - Canada https://www.ubcmillwrights.ca/ Local 2309 - https://ubcmillwrightslocal1916.ca/ Local 1916 - https://https://ubcmillwrightslocal1916.ca/ Local 1410 - https://ubcmillwrightslocal1410.ca/ Local 1244 - https://ubcmillwrightslocal1244.ca/ Local 1592 - https://ubcmillwrightslocal1592.ca/ Local 1425 - https://ubcmillwrightslocal1425.ca/ Local 1151 - https://ubcmillwrightslocal1151.ca/ Ontario Construction Secretariat www.iciconstruction.com Construction Employers Coordinating Council of Ontario www.cecco.org Council of Ontario Construction Associations www.coca.on.ca
- [Overview](https://www.amcontario.ca/about/overview/) - The Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario (AMCO) is an Employer Bargaining Agency and member based Association representing unionized millwrighting contractors across the province. AMCO is committed to advancing the collective interests of its members by providing leadership in labour relations, collective bargaining, and industry advocacy. The Association also delivers timely, relevant industry information to
- [Committees](https://www.amcontario.ca/about/committees/) - Apprenticeship Al Jardine, Chair Patricia Penney-Rouzes Millwright Trust Funds Employer Trustees Jeff Snyder Larry Brokenshire Patricia Penney-Rouzes, Chair Nominating Spencer Fox, Chair Andrew Sinclair Labour/Mgmt Health & Safety Al Jardine, Chair Patricia Penney-Rouzes Labour Mgmt Relations Larry Brokenshire, Chair Jeff Snyder Patricia Penney-Rouzes Scholarship Spencer Fox, Chair Jeff Snyder Patricia Penney-Rouzes Negotiation Jeff Snyder, Chair
- [Annual General Meeting](https://www.amcontario.ca/annual-general-meeting/)
- [Sponsors](https://www.amcontario.ca/annual-general-meeting/sponsors/) - 2026 Conference and 2025 AGM Our sponsors are essential to the success of our conferences. Click on any logo to visit their website and explore the products and services they provide to our industry. We encourage you to consider their offerings for your business needs. WELCOME Sponsor AGM DINNER Sponsor GOLD Sponsors
- [Board of Directors](https://www.amcontario.ca/about/board-of-directors/) - Jeff Snyder, President Process Group 555 Conestoga Blvd. Cambridge, ON N1R 7P5 Tel: 519-622-5520 Andrew Sinclair, Vice President EKT 90 Inc. 600 Norah Crescent, P.O. Box 29034 Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6P9 Tel: 807-623-5211 Spencer Fox, Secretary/Treasurer E.S. Fox 9127 Montrose Road Niagara Falls, ON L2E 7J9 Tel: 905-354-3700 Larry Brokenshire, Director AECON 150 Sheldon Drive
- [Benefits](https://www.amcontario.ca/benefits/) - Membership grants access to confidential advice, on any organizational concern particularly pertaining to the Provincial Millwright Collective Agreement. AMCO also represents its members and their concerns to Ontario Government entities such as the Ministry of Labour, Skills, Training and Development. We are involved in organizations such as COCA (Council of Construction Associations), IHSA (Infrastructure Health
- [Training](https://www.amcontario.ca/about/training/) - AMCO is jointly involved with the Millwright Regional Council in the training of Construction Millwrights in Ontario. We establish training criteria and standards that meet the needs of our contractors and clients, and through MTCU, deliver this training to provide Journeyperson Millwrights with a Certificate of Qualification for this designated trade.
- [Test](https://www.amcontario.ca/test/)
- [Application Form](https://www.amcontario.ca/membership-join/membership-registration/) - Please complete the membership application below and forward annual membership fee of $282.50 ($250.00 + HST) to the following address: Board of Directors Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario Inc. 71 Fifth Avenue, Unit 10 Orangeville, ON L9W 1G3 Upon receipt of payment and approval of your application, you will be able to login at
- [Documents](https://www.amcontario.ca/documents/) - Agreements 2022-2024-Millwright-Collective-Agreement Millwright Agreement 2019 Collective Agreement - Final Millwright Collective Agreement 2016 Millwright Provincial ICI Agreement 2013-2016 Copy of I C I agreement-ending Apr 2016 Commuting and Board Travel Commuting-and-Board-Costs-Reimbursement-Plan-June-1-2022 Travel zones by location - List of locations, distance & zones BOARD-COST-CLAIMS-FORM COMMUTING-COST-CLAIM-FORM Annual Reports 2014-AMCO-Annual-Report-Final 2015-AMCO-Annual-Report-Revised-Final 2016-AMCO-ANNUAL-REPORT-Final-Copy-for-Print-3 AMCO-2017-Annual-Report-2 AMCO-2018-Annual-Report-2-1 AMCO-2019-Annual-Report-2 AMCO-2020-Annual-Report-Final-1
- [Members](https://www.amcontario.ca/members/)
- [Contact](https://www.amcontario.ca/contact/) - Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario Inc. 71 Fifth Avenue., Unit 10 Orangeville, Ontario L9W 1G3 Telephone: (905) 793-1190 Email: info@amcontario.ca Contact Form Contact Form
- [Member Gallery](https://www.amcontario.ca/member-gallery/)
- [Health & Safety](https://www.amcontario.ca/health-safety/) - The Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario is committed to providing easy access to Occupational Health and Safety regulations, guidelines, etc. The safety of our Contractors and their employees is always at the forefront of our organization. Like you, we all want everyone to return home safe at the end of each work day. Listed below
- [Join Us](https://www.amcontario.ca/membership-join/) - Why Become a Member? Quarterly Newsletter on current matters Scholarship opportunities for children of your salaried staff Access to an informational resource center on matters of concern Assistance with grievances and other issues around the collective agreement Ability to voice your concerns as part of the collective bargaining process. Access to information from other Associations.
- [About](https://www.amcontario.ca/about/)
- [Board](https://www.amcontario.ca/board/) - This is the Board portal page. You can add documents that only Board members will see after they log in..
- [Member Login](https://www.amcontario.ca/membership-login/)
- [Profile](https://www.amcontario.ca/membership-login/membership-profile/)
- [Password Reset](https://www.amcontario.ca/membership-login/password-reset/)
- [Thank You](https://www.amcontario.ca/thank-you/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.amcontario.ca/privacy-policy/) - AMCO may collect information such as your name, phone number or e-mail address. We would only obtain this type of information if you supply it by sending us an e-mail, submitting a general inquiry form, or registering in a secure portion of the site. You should be aware of the inherent risks of interception when
- [Site Map](https://www.amcontario.ca/site-map/) - [wp-realtime-sitemap] XML Sitemap
- [Terms of Use](https://www.amcontario.ca/terms-of-use/) - 1.1 In these terms and conditions the following words shall have the following meanings: “Site” means this web-site “We, Us, Our” AMCO, whose principal place of business is at 290 North Queen Street Suite 218, Toronto, Ontario M9C 5L2. “You, Your” means any person accessing the Site 1.2 References to the singular include the plural

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