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Moment of Silence - Wednesday, April 15
Last week, a tragic accident occurred on a Bouygues Energies & Services site in the Yvelines region of France, resulting in the death of a subcontractors' employee. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and colleagues. In tribute to Kévin, a minute of silence will be observed at all sites and worksites on Wednesday, April 15 at 7:00 AM. While the investigation is ongoing, we want to take this moment to reinforce that the health and safety of everyone on our sites rema
2 days ago


Congrats Andrew!
We would like to wish a warm congratulations to Andrew Bozick for recently becoming an Electrical Journeyperson.
7 days ago


Women In Construction Event Photos
Last Friday, we celebrated Women in Construction! Thanks to everyone who joined us for a fun afternoon of friendly competition and networking. Swipe through for photos and check out the recap video here !
Mar 18


Recognizing 20+ Years with Plan Group!
After more than 20 years with Plan Group, Chantal is retiring, leaving a lasting impact on our Montreal operations. We want to thank her and wish her all the best in what comes next! Chantal joined Plan Group in 2004 as the first woman technician in our Montreal team. From the beginning, she helped pave the way by leading through her work ethic and professionalism. She began her career working on a wide range of projects as a second technician and quickly moved into a lead
Mar 16


Congrats to the new Journeypersons!
Rene R Dansereau - Local 213 - became an Electrical Journeyperson February 3, 2026 Zin Maung Tun - Local 213 - became an Electrical Journeyperson February 5, 2026 Marnix Saynor - became an Electrical Journeyperson January 27, 2026 Congrats to all on their achievements!!
Mar 11


How Daylight-Saving Time Impacts Workplace Safety
On March 8, our clocks moved forward by one hour. While the change may seem small, it can disrupt sleep and increase fatigue, raising the risk of workplace injuries. Our bodies don’t adjust immediately, and the darker mornings can make waking up, driving, and starting work feel more challenging. This temporary fatigue can reduce alertness and slow decision‑making — especially during higher‑risk tasks like working at heights, using power tools, operating near mobile equipment,
Mar 9
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