PEMAC News

With many people at home either due to the closure of their operations, self-isolation protocols, or as a proactive measure to reduce non-essential staff on site, some might question how these individuals can be productive, particularly when assets are not operating.

With the permission of the Executive Director of PAPTAC, the Pulp and Paper Technical Association of Canada, we are sharing this document from their Mill Manager's committee - a collaboration on COVID-19 worksite safety measures and a great example of collaborating across businesses. We are all in this together.

COVID-19, is here and many regions across Canada are beginning to implement bold strategies to limit its spread.  Most of these strategies come down to some form of "social distancing" and they are very important to protect the world's human assets, especially the most vulnerable in our communities.

Members of the PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada came from across Canada to meet in Toronto, Ontario, for their bi-annual face to face meeting this past Sunday. 

Our Alberta Chapter hosted an Ask Me Anything About Asset Management event with Paul Daoust, on Wednesday, March 4th. Participants emailed Asset Management related questions to Paul beforehand and there was a mic for the attendees to ask any other questions that came to mind.

It was a great evening of discussion centered around the ever change world of asset management. 

Nicolle Guillen and Cindy Snedden represented PEMAC this week at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Asset Management Collaboration Workshop in Ottawa.

On February 20th, PEMAC's Fort McMurray Chapter hosted a Professional Development & Networking event with a keynote by Matthew Hough, P.Eng., the Director of Engineering for one of the largest municipalities in North America, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.