Happy National Construction Day
By Rob Blackstien
ConstructionLet's celebrate the industry and all its achievements.
Wednesday November 3 marked National Construction Day in Canada, so On-Site thought we’d simply let the industry speak for itself. Here are some of the highlights we found on social media to mark the occasion.
True to its mission, 4S Consulting had construction workers’ safety on its mind:
Hard hats, safety boots, harnesses, safety glasses! Yes, we are talking about our champion construction workers. Safey salutes the spirit and passion of our construction workers to keep us moving forward. Wishing them a Happy National Construction Day! #nationalconstructionday pic.twitter.com/O4gpcgDalB
Advertisement— 4S Consulting (@4sconsult) November 3, 2021
What says Canada more than hockey? And what says hockey more than Gordie Howe? With this in mind, Aecon celebrated the day with some images from its bridge project that’s named after one of the all-time greats:
For #NationalConstructionDay in Canada we’re featuring the #GordieHoweBridge project. Check out these new photos from the Canadian bridge side! pic.twitter.com/FObcBmfpUB
— Aecon Group Inc. (@AeconGroup) November 3, 2021
General Excavating suggested the day was a good occasion to thank construction workers:
It's National Construction Day! Celebrate by thanking a construction worker today! #GeneralExcavating #lincoln #construction #nationalconstructionday #careers pic.twitter.com/2M5fJtQY24
— General Excavating (@GenExc) November 3, 2021
Great Canadian Solar used the opportunity to laud its construction crew:
Join us in celebrating the diverse and talented professionals who make up this industry, and the work that they do to #buildabetterCanada.
Swipe to see our dedicated construction crew➡️#NationalConstructionDay pic.twitter.com/TIn6SKHu40
— Great Canadian Solar (@gr8cansolar) November 3, 2021
The Ontario General Contractors Association tipped its hard hat to all the dedicated, hard-working construction personnel across the province.
Happy #NationalConstructionDay to all the amazing and dedicated workers out there. Our cities have been built and maintained through your hard work and would not be the same without you.
Today we tip our hard hats to you! pic.twitter.com/W079pAdV0M
— Ontario General Contractors Association (@OGCAinfo) November 3, 2021
MOD Developments acknowledged that it couldn’t built a better future without the help of construction workers:
https://twitter.com/moddevelopments/status/1455958970053632000
As Texcan Canada points out, where would we be without the workers that build and maintain our infrastructure?
We'd like to thank all of the incredible construction workers for building and maintaining the infrastructure that we use every day. Happy National Construction Day, Canada! #NationalConstructionDay #Construction4CDNs #Construction pic.twitter.com/OVnbEjHKDK
— TexcanCanada (@TexcanCanada) November 3, 2021
Ottawa firm RSR Lawyers reminds us that construction workers that have worked through COVID-19 are owed a debt of gratitude.
On this National Construction Day, Rasmussen Starr Ruddy would like to recognize and show its appreciation to all the construction workers who have worked tirelessly throughout Covid-19.
#NationalConstructionDay #ConstructionLaw #OttawaLawyers pic.twitter.com/PmoNaNYHRc— RSR Lawyers (@LawyersRsr) November 3, 2021
Small business tax specialist FBC notes that 7.5 per cent of the nation’s workforce is made up of construction employees.
Today is National Construction Day and with 7.5% of Canada's workforce being made up of construction employees, we thank all of those in the industry that keep Canada building!
.#Construction4CDNS #CanadianConstruction #NationalConstructionDay #Constructionday #Contractors pic.twitter.com/h3QoN1hj9h— Small Business Tax Specialist (@FBCSmallBizTax) November 3, 2021
Global eTraining pulled out a great GIF to help celebrate the day (who cares if it’s actually an ad for Cheetos?):
https://twitter.com/GlobalETraining/status/1455908797998776327
And, finally, Wolseley Canada is celebrating by running a contest!
It’s #nationalconstructionday and we’re celebrating you with our National Construction Day Contest!
Check out the details for your chance to win (some exceptions may apply):https://t.co/cxZ92twVFq pic.twitter.com/SVW91eTC8T
— WolseleyCanada (@WolseleyCanada) November 3, 2021
