Steel Erector Jobs In Canada

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Are you a Steel Erector looking for stability of work in a country where your skills are in demand? If so, MCK Global is recruiting for long-term positions in Alberta, Canada. Applicants should have a minimum of 5 years’ experience erecting steel on medium to large scale commercial structural steel projects.

The positions are suitable for individuals or those with families with a strong interest in relocating to Canada on a permanent basis. On offer is the opportunity of continuous and steady employment working on commercial projects across Alberta. Our client is a reputable and respected structural steel fabrication and erection company whose project awards for 2014 include the new Edmonton Oilers ice hockey arena (below) among many others.

Please note that you will be based in one of Alberta’s major cities with may appeal to those with families or those who prefer working on commercial projects as opposed to remote camp based positions.

Rates will start at $36 CAD per hour with overtime paid at time and a half. Initial accommodation and flights will be provided. Successful candidates will be employed directly by our client who will ensure that you are welcomed and settle quickly into your new surroundings. Please apply by sending an up-to-date CV to jobs@mck-global.com, for any queries please phone 0141 582 1412 or 011 44 141 582 1412 for outside the UK.

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Canada to bid for 2026 World Cup

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The Canadian Soccer Association released its 2014-18 strategic plan this week in a bid to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Back in March 2011 Canada won the right to host the women’s World Cup in 2015. Some may argue that this could give them a trial run for their 2026 bid. By next year, Canada will have hosted every FIFA event except for the world futsal, beach and club championships and Confederations Cup.

CONCACAF, which covers North and Central America and the Caribbean, has not hosted the men’s World Cup since the U.S. in 1994.

Alberta has 2 proposed stadium locations as part of the bid for the 2026 World Cup in Edmonton and Calgary. It may not come as a surprise to many as these are the two biggest cities in the province. Whilst Edmonton would have a predicted renovation of the Commonwealth Stadium, Calgary are proposing a new 48,000 capacity stadium to be built. If this gets the go ahead it will not only be a fantastic edition to an already impressive city, but will also create even more jobs in the ever increasing structural steel industry that Alberta is now famed for.