Local 793 members are working for Bird Construction on Hydro One’s Bruce B Nuclear Generating Station switchyard upgrades in Tiverton, ON. Below is a picture of Brother Jeremy Huff standing atop a Kubota SVL75-2 compact track loader onsite.
Local 793 members are working for Bird Construction on Hydro One’s Bruce B Nuclear Generating Station switchyard upgrades in Tiverton, ON.
Below is a picture of Brother Jeremy Huff standing atop a Kubota SVL75-2 compact track loader onsite.
Please be advised that all Local 793 monthly district meetings scheduled in February are cancelled until further notice. This decision comes as a result of the Ontario government’s newly announced public health and workplace safety measures of fifty per cent (50%) capacity limits for indoor gatherings, beginning Monday, January 31, 2022. Adhering to these new […]
Please be advised that all Local 793 monthly district meetings scheduled in February are cancelled until further notice.
This decision comes as a result of the Ontario government’s newly announced public health and workplace safety measures of fifty per cent (50%) capacity limits for indoor gatherings, beginning Monday, January 31, 2022.
Adhering to these new measures, Local 793 cannot safely conduct meetings in locations across the province that do not lend themselves well to physical distancing policies – even at 50 per cent capacity. As a result, district meetings in February are cancelled until Public Health Ontario deems it safe to gather indoors under increased or lifted capacity limits.
Phase 2 of Ontario’s plan in easing public health measures is set to begin on February 21. The resumption of monthly district meetings will be re-evaluated at this point.
Local 793 continues to comply with the Ontario government’s public health and workplace safety measures and takes every precaution to ensure the health and safety of its members and staff.
Please contact a local area office HERE if you have any questions.
Local 793 members working for R.W. Tomlinson are in the neighbourhood of Tunney’s Pasture in Ottawa installing pipes, which will be used to heat buildings with hot water or steam and cool buildings with chilled water. The project is part of the Government of Canada’s Energy Services Acquisition Program (ESAP). Below is a photo of […]
Local 793 members working for R.W. Tomlinson are in the neighbourhood of Tunney’s Pasture in Ottawa installing pipes, which will be used to heat buildings with hot water or steam and cool buildings with chilled water. The project is part of the Government of Canada’s Energy Services Acquisition Program (ESAP).
Below is a photo of Local 793 member Germain Sauve operating a Cat 938M loader onsite.
Local 793 members are working hard for Mammoet assembling the tunnel boring machine (TBM), which arrived in Scarborough from the Port of Oshawa this week. Come spring, the Scarborough tunnel boring machine will begin burrowing a single 7.8 kilometre-long tunnel from Sheppard and McCowan to Kennedy Station, clearing an underground pathway for the three-stop Scarborough […]
Local 793 members are working hard for Mammoet assembling the tunnel boring machine (TBM), which arrived in Scarborough from the Port of Oshawa this week.
Come spring, the Scarborough tunnel boring machine will begin burrowing a single 7.8 kilometre-long tunnel from Sheppard and McCowan to Kennedy Station, clearing an underground pathway for the three-stop Scarborough Subway Extension.
Below is a photo of Local 793 member Mark Thomson operating a Terex-Demag CC 280 600-ton crawler crane. Local 793 member Matt Blenkinsop is the apprentice and member Wayne Pineau is the supervisor.
DeSantis Crane Services seen here working on a Ball Construction site off Sheldon Avenue in Kitchener, ON., in November 2021. Below is a photo of Brothers (L to R) Luke Gliddon (apprentice) and Tony Villella (operator) standing on a Liebherr LTM 1400 (500 tonne) crane onsite.
DeSantis Crane Services seen here working on a Ball Construction site off Sheldon Avenue in Kitchener, ON., in November 2021.
Below is a photo of Brothers (L to R) Luke Gliddon (apprentice) and Tony Villella (operator) standing on a Liebherr LTM 1400 (500 tonne) crane onsite.
The Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development (MLTSD) has determined that protective eyewear is required to prevent droplet exposure for workers who work within 2 metres of each other, both indoors and outdoors. The use of protective eyewear is in addition to wearing appropriate masks to help keep yourself and others safe from getting […]
The Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development (MLTSD) has determined that protective eyewear is required to prevent droplet exposure for workers who work within 2 metres of each other, both indoors and outdoors. The use of protective eyewear is in addition to wearing appropriate masks to help keep yourself and others safe from getting and spreading COVID-19.
COVID-19 is transmitted through the air via infectious droplets, therefore, to reduce the risk of transmission, all points of entry need to be protected. With a mask, we protect two points of entry, the mouth and nose. A third point is the eyes.
KN95 and N95 masks are the approved facial coverings for protection against COVID-19, including the Omicron variant. Woven cloth masks and one layers masks offer the least amount of protection because they do not effectively filter out contagious particles.
Your Union is in the process of delivering one box of 10 KN95 masks to all members in good standing. The KN95 masks should arrive to members’ homes via mail by the end of January. The quality of the mask you wear is important, and Local 793 wants to help protect you and your family during this current outbreak.
To view the letter about eye protection from the MLTSD, CLICK HERE
Please be advised that all IUOE, Local 793 offices throughout Ontario will be closed until further notice as a result of the significant increase in new COVID-19 cases. IUOE, Local 793 is taking every precaution to protect the health and welfare of its membership and staff by shifting back to providing remote services. Essential services […]
Please be advised that all IUOE, Local 793 offices throughout Ontario will be closed until further notice as a result of the significant increase in new COVID-19 cases.
IUOE, Local 793 is taking every precaution to protect the health and welfare of its membership and staff by shifting back to providing remote services.
Essential services such as Dispatching, Remittance Processing, and Pension and Benefits Administration will continue to operate. Members are reminded that dispatch clearance cards can be accessed online through the IUOE, Local 793 member portal by signing in.
Should any member require immediate assistance, please feel free to call your local district office per the telephone list below. If your call is not answered immediately, please leave a message with your name, phone number, and a brief summary of what you need help with. A Local 793 representative will call you back as soon as possible.
IUOE, Local 793 District Office Phone Numbers
Oakville (Head Office)
Phone: 905-469-9299
Toll Free: 1-877-793-4863
Barrie
Phone: 705-734-2494
Belleville
Phone: 613-968-3363
Cambridge
Phone: 519-621-6344
Hamilton
Phone: 905-544-1851
London
Phone: 519-652-2740
Nunavut
Phone: 905-469-9299
Toll Free: 1-877-793-4863
Oshawa
Phone: 905-720-0480
Ottawa
Phone: 613-228-1759
Sarnia
Phone: 519-337-2053
Sault Ste. Marie
Phone: 705-949-6860
St. Catharines
Phone: 905-227-8211
Sudbury
Phone: 705-675-8643
Thunder Bay
Phone: 807-344-7612
Timmins
Phone: 705-531-3119
Windsor
Phone: 519-250-8877
Local 793 members are working hard for Rudak Excavating on their subdivision project in Cottam, ON. Upon completion, this project will provide 50 new units to the fast-growing region of southwestern Ontario. Below is a photo of Local 793 member Josh Daley standing in front of a Hitachi 360 excavator onsite.
Local 793 members are working hard for Rudak Excavating on their subdivision project in Cottam, ON. Upon completion, this project will provide 50 new units to the fast-growing region of southwestern Ontario.
Below is a photo of Local 793 member Josh Daley standing in front of a Hitachi 360 excavator onsite.
Local 793 members are busy working for Keller Foundations on their Dundas Street improvement project in Burlington, ON. This project will expand the laneways from four to six lanes and include road resurfacing, new bridges, new bike lanes and more. Dundas Street currently sees more than 40,000 daily users, a number that is expected to […]
Local 793 members are busy working for Keller Foundations on their Dundas Street improvement project in Burlington, ON. This project will expand the laneways from four to six lanes and include road resurfacing, new bridges, new bike lanes and more. Dundas Street currently sees more than 40,000 daily users, a number that is expected to increase as Burlington continues to grow. This project is expected to be completed in 2027.
Below is a photo of Local 793 member Richard Molewyk operating a Merlo Roto 45.21 manulift onsite.
Local 793 members are working hard for John Bravakis Enterprise on a residential project in Wasaga, ON. This new development will add more than 70 units to the fast-growing Wasaga area. Below are photos of Local 793 member Andrew Burns operating a 225d John Deere excavator onsite.
Local 793 members are working hard for John Bravakis Enterprise on a residential project in Wasaga, ON. This new development will add more than 70 units to the fast-growing Wasaga area.
Below are photos of Local 793 member Andrew Burns operating a 225d John Deere excavator onsite.
