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Local 2 British Columbia Opens Doors to Industrial Sector
Issue 2 - 2008
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Local 2 BC Secretary-Treasurer Guy Zecchini, fourth from left, Thorpe Canada superintendent Len Demos, Sr., far right – front, and members Todd Kaminski and Derrick Bauld, far right – back, with apprentices participating in the program. |
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An apprentice refines his refractory skills. |
As part of the British Columbia Industrial Training Authority’s skills familiarization program called ACE-IT, short for Accelerated Credit Enrollment in Industry Training, Thorpe Canada, a leading engineering firm, is working with Local 2 BC to familiarize apprentices with refractory materials and installations to ensure a steady supply of BAC talent into the industrial sector.
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