It’s an opportunity to tap into a wealth of industry knowledge and networks, driving mutual benefits and success. In essence, by joining forces, we can create a lasting impact that transcends our individual goals, benefiting the wider industry and society as a whole.
SICA is committed to helping you access the tools and resources you need to succeed. We connect you with Provincial and Federal funding programs, provide addiction awareness and support resources, and offer Human Resources guidance, including the Job Site Ready education program. Additionally, we help connect employers with qualified employees.
Leveraging collaborations with the British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA), and the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) to amplify its influence, this plan aims to engage stakeholders, promote innovation, advocate for industry standards, and empower members.
We’ve curated a range of exclusive resources and member benefits to help your business thrive. From simplified access to valuable programs to special offers designed specifically for our members, everything is built to strengthen your growth. As new opportunities arise, we’ll continue to keep you informed and connected.
BidCentral is BC’s largest online construction bidding marketplace. Built by the construction industry for the construction industry, BC’s construction businesses save time, money and resources using BidCentral’s secure online system for document and bid management. Members receive a 40% discount to BidCentral Premium annual subscription. Learn more about BidCentral
Empower your employees to take care of their health by offering a comprehensive benefit plan.
Companies of all sizes are covered under SICA Benefit Plans (powered by the BCCA Employee Benefit Trust (BCCA EBT). Whether you’re solo or working with a large team, our benefit plans can be customized for your needs.
The Guide to BC Trade Definitions is a foundational resource developed by the BC Construction Association (BCCA) and its BC Trade Definitions Committee. Created specifically for trade and general contractors, it outlines detailed trade scopes and inclusions/exclusions to support industry in understanding and coordinating construction work across the province. Rooted in BC’s construction practices, this Guide promotes clarity, consistency, and collaboration within the industry.
A Claim of Builders Lien is an interest registered on a title to secure payment for labour or materials. Filing a Claim of Builders Lien does not guarantee payment. Once filed, it is the lien claimant’s responsibility to inform the property owner and to enforce the lien if payment or settlement is not forthcoming.
For more information including the deadline to file a Claim of Builders Lien, consult the Builders Lien Act
WorkSafeBC’s mandate includes prevention of occupational injury and occupational disease, which WorkSafeBC accomplishes through education, consultation, and enforcement. It carries out workplace inspections and investigates serious incidents, such as fatalities. Learn more about WorkSafeBC
Building Builders is a mentorship program in British Columbia, run by the BC Construction Association (BCCA), that connects experienced construction professionals with newcomers to the industry, particularly first-year apprentices. This program aims to help individuals explore career paths in the skilled trades and connect them with mentors who can provide guidance and support. Learn more about Building Builders
The official website of the Government of British Columbia. It serves as the main source of information and services for the province, covering various aspects like government operations, public services, and business-related information. Visit the BC Government official site
Start a B.C. based Business and keep Business Records up to date
The Business Registry manages the creation (incorporation and registration) and listing of businesses and organizations in British Columbia. Visit BC Registries and Online Services
The Province of British Columbia is committed to building a strong economy. A skilled workforce is essential for strong, sustainable and balanced growth. Building an agile and resilient workforce – one with the right mix of skills to respond to the evolving demands of the labour market – provides B.C. enterprises with a strategic competitive advantage for productivity and innovation. Find Loans and Grants
FortisBC is a regulated energy utility in British Columbia, Canada, providing natural gas and electricity services. They serve approximately 1.2 million customers in 135 British Columbian communities and 58 First Nations communities. FortisBC is a privately-owned company, unlike BC Hydro, which is a crown corporation, and is regulated by the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC).
Innovate BC is a Crown agency of the British Columbia government that focuses on fostering innovation and economic growth in the province. It supports technology startups, entrepreneurs, and businesses by providing funding, training, mentorship, and networking opportunities. Essentially, Innovate BC helps bring innovative technologies to market and supports the growth of B.C.’s tech sector. Visit Innovate BC
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