We all know there is a labour shortage in the skilled trades. In this conversation, led by NextGenMen, we'll explore strategies to retain a highly skilled team and create a safer workplace. This is not your standard HR workshop. You won’t want to miss this chance to become a leader in gender inclusion in the workplace. Join us to give your business a competitive edge.

Registration for Women Unlimited’s Free 16 Week Program is now open! Starting in January 2026, join to gain experience in trades or technology and meet other women in the industry. Read on to learn more.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Concrete Finisher Program. The 12-week, 12-person program, starting on October 20th, 2025 and ending on January 16th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming September training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

This six-week course is designed for male supervisors working in the skilled trades to provide a space to explore the challenges and opportunities that exist in building and supporting diverse teams. This certificate does not expire.

Are you in the construction or manufacturing trades industry and want to support the next generation of women apprentices? Apply now to become a mentor with Let’s Connect Mentorship for Women Apprentices with NSAA.

Those who are interested can sign up until midnight on September 14th, 2025.

Operating Engineers Local 721 is hiring an Office Manager for their Burnside, NS location.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Project Management and Estimating Program. The 12-week, 14-person program, starting on October 15th and ending on January 30th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia who hold a high school diploma or a GED.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming August training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Techno Hard Surfaces Ltd is hiring! Join their team as a Skilled Concrete Finisher, Foreman, or Supervisor.

Join Trucking Human Resource Sector Council Atlantic and take this online, self-paced course to learn about ZEVs. This course is open to all in the trucking and transportation sector.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Foundations of Belonging Course. The 11-module online course is open to all who want to build their individual and organizational awareness in Nova Scotian workplaces. Sign up now, as limited spots are available!

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming June training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Construction Safety is hiring for an Occupational Health & Safety Advisor.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming May training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

MacKinnon and Olding are hiring a Scaffold Design Engineer (3D Modeling Capability). Please keep reading to see the job description, requirements, and how to apply.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Insulator Pre-Employment Program. The 9-week twelve-person program, starting on July 7th and ending on September 5th, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia and have a high school diploma or a GED.

WinSETT is hiring! Join the organization on its volunteer working board of directors by applying for the position by May 1st, 2025.

CCWESTT is hosting its We Are Trades: Creating Safe and Inclusive Workplaces for Everyone in a two-part virtual workshop! These workshops will take place in April, June, September, and November. The workshops are open to all genders, but male leaders are strongly encouraged to attend.

View Construction Safety’s upcoming April training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.