Chapter News

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. 

The PEMAC GTA Chapter recently had a networking event on Thursday December 12, 2019 in Pickering.
The group started at the Backyard Axe Throwing League followed by appies and dinner at the St. Louis Bar & Grill.
We hope to see you at our next event in the New Year!

On July 11, 2019 the Spring Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) Capstone class presented their Capstone projects, qualifying each participant for their MMP professional designation.

The PEMAC Winnipeg Chapter is excited to announce their upcoming Asset Management Sessions: A two part mini-series happening October 3rd 2019 and March 2020.

June 7th 2019
In a packed hotel in Winnipeg, the local Chapter held the first Asset Management Manitoba Seminar.
The event was opened by our Key Note Speaker Mark Bryant, Chief Information Officer from PCL, who explained how PCL are improving safety and making financial savings in construction of major buildings by embracing the Internet-of-Things on their construction sites.

PEMAC's newest chapter, the Nova Scotia Chapter hosted it's first official event on Tuesday, April 16. There were 24 maintenance, reliability and asset management professionals in attendance from across Nova Scotia, and even a few who had travelled from New Brunswick! Each representing various industries as well as the municipal sector. 

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 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.

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.