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Nova Scotia Chapter at a kick off event!

Nova Scotia

Come join us!

We are excited to invite all of you; new, old and undecided members to our very first official Nova Scotia PEMAC Chapter event. Come out and meet the executive and provide input to the Strategy and Goals of your newly formed Chapter.

Innovative GTA Chapter Event hosted at University of Toronto C-MORE

GTA

Innovative approaches and applications to asset management was the theme of this week's GTA Chapter event. Hosted at the University of Toronto's Centre for Maintenance Optimization and Reliability Engineering (C-MORE) participants heard from a number of insightful speakers and received a tour of U of T specialized labs.

Welcome to PEMAC's Quebec chapter!

Québec

The Board of Directors of PEMAC is proud to welcome members of it's newest chapter, the PEMAC Quebec chapter. The level of interest of its members and the number of activities already organised demonstrates how important a network for sharing for all those who work in maintenance, reliability, and asset management in Quebec, and in French, is.

PEMAC Board Welcomes the Nova Scotia Chapter

Nova Scotia

The PEMAC Board of Directors welcomes the Nova Scotia Chapter as the most recent centre for Member networking.

 

Time invested is a big win for member Nigel D’Souza

 

MMP Instructors Needed

PEMAC is currently seeking individuals who are interested in instructing the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) program at teaching institutions across the country.PEMAC Instructor Looking thoughtful

PEMAC's Asset Management Professional Program moving to a new home

PEMAC announces that it’s Asset Management Professional (AMP) education and certificate program will be moving to a new home.

In the News: NLC Offers Asset Management Professional to Municipalities across Canada

Northern Lakes College is PEMAC's partner in delivering the Asset Management Professional certification program in seven Canadian cities. Made possible by a Municipal Asset Management Program grant through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the program is subsidized for the participation of up to 120 representatives from municipal teams across Canada.