Voice of
Saskatchewan Consulting
Engineering Firms
Strategic Priorities
Procurement Reform & Advocacy
Goal: Advance procurement practices that prioritize value, collaboration, and long-term project success.
Top-Ranked Member Priorities:
Advocacy tracker, clearer advocacy protocols, hosting a procurement summit.
Workforce & Talent Development
Goal: Strengthen the talent pipeline and improve attraction, development, and retention.
Top-Ranked Member Priorities:
Reverse career fairs, school outreach programs, salary data insights.
Contract Risk & Liability
Goal: Empower members to manage risk and advocate for fair and realistic contract terms.
Top-Ranked Member Priorities:
Contract task force, contract clause education, legal/insurance support.
Member Engagement & Visibility
Goal: Deepen member engagement and enhance public understanding of the profession’s value.
Top-Ranked Member Priorities:
Enhanced communication, Board/member connection events, and formal engagement strategy.
MEMBER FIRMS IN SASKATCHEWAN
SASKATCHEWAN EMPLOYEES
ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION
What is a Consulting Engineer or Geoscientist
ACEC-SK consulting engineers and geoscientist members are experienced and licensed intellectual resources hired by clients to assist with a project or a problem requiring external advice, technical assistance, or service. They provide investment advice to clients. They are:
Registered and Authorized
Legally registered and authorized to practice engineering and geoscience under the laws of the province.
Code of Ethics
Subject to strict code of ethics and accept personal responsibility for their professional acts and those of their staff.
Benefit of Society
Required to provide technically-sound direction, taking into account socioeconomic and environmental factors of all projects for the benefit of society.
Based on their knowledge and Field(s) of Specialization, consultants provide the best possible options and solutions for specific projects.
Consulting engineers and geoscientist transform ideas into results, build safe communities, protect the environment, and lead technological advancement across a broad spectrum of industries.
News and Updates
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Building and Technical Standards – Ministerial Interpretation NBC 2020-004 – Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors Installed in Lieu of CO Alarms
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