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With more than 30 apprenticeable trades with Apprenticeship Manitoba and another 30+ related non-apprenticeable careers, this field has unlimited opportunities and high salaries, which makes for a rewarding career.
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With apprenticeship, you get paid to learn valuable, in-demand skills on your way to a rewarding career in the skilled trades
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Investigating the human resource needs of the construction industry in Manitoba.
The Manitoba Construction Sector Council, as the industry’s human resource council, acts as a federation of its current five industry associations. In developing the future potential of the organization a new robust network of partnerships in community will enhance its capacity to meet its vision of the future.
As construction sector leaders, the MCSC has the overall responsibility and evolving scope to reflect the diverse interests of the industry, and strengthen the human resources within its network. This is accomplished by aligning itself and its products, services, and partnerships with the vision of the industry.
Funding assistance provided by the Manitoba government.
The Manitoba Construction Sector Council is a member of the Alliance of Manitoba Sector Councils (AMSC). Learn more about them here.
The Manitoba Construction sector is recognized as a profession of choice, where those involved are valued and respected.
Our mission is to promote and coordinate the development of a diverse, inclusive, well educated workforce in support of careers of choice in a dynamic and evolving construction industry.
In January 2009, five partners joined together to form a new Manitoba council; committed to strengthening the skills of the province’s construction sector workforce. The Manitoba Construction Sector Council (MCSC) office is located at 1000 Waverley Street in Winnipeg. Representatives of the following organizations guide the activities of the organization:
Board of Directors 2015 - 2016
Chair: Gord Lee (Centre)
Acting Vice Chair: Andy Dutfield (Sitting Left)
Secretary Treasurer: Darren McCullen (Sitting Right)
Board Members: Jake Dethmers (Standing Left); Karen Roe (Standing Centre); and Chris Lorenc (Standing Right)
Absent: Ron Hambley and Sudhir Sandhu
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 La Donna Ogungbemi-Jackson Director of Education & Training |
 James Murphy Community & Youth Liaison |
 Gerry Hudson Indigenous Liaison |
 Alex De Girolamo Finance Manager |
 Rick Wang Program Assistant |
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Carol strives to develop innovative approaches to adult learning with a focus on addressing the needs of underrepresented groups. |
La Donna is a researcher, curriculum developer, and trainer who works with the MCSC team to meet the educational and training needs of the industry, schools, and the new workforce. |
James presents to different audiences on careers in construction including: schools, immigrant settlement agencies, military in transition programs, employment centres, and Indigenous community agencies. |
Gerry is a consultant between industry and the Indigenous community, who bridges the gap between employers and individuals to increase the recruitment and retention of Indigenous workers in the construction sector. |
Alex ensures the financial accountability of provincial and external funds to meet industry's needs. Also, he evaluates best practices in accounting and auditing for MCSC. |
Rick assists MCSC staff to prepare training and presentation materials for program delivery, as well as developing and maintaining all program related databases. |
| Phone: 204 272-5092 cpaul@mbcsc.com |
Phone: 204 272-4595 logungbemi@mbcsc.com |
Phone: 204 272-5093 jmurphy@mbcsc.com |
Phone: 204 272-4597 ghudson@mbcsc.com |
Phone: N/A agirolamo@mbcsc.com |
Phone: 204 272-5091 rwang@mbcsc.com |
Upgrading skills throughout the industry, and promoting the benefits of working in the construction sector
© 2017 Manitoba Construction Sector Council
(204) 272-5091
1000 Waverley St,