EMC Canada
British Columbia
Like our members and the manufacturing sector in general, EMC continues to tackle issues and opportunities created by global dynamics by developing programming to assist the manufacturing sector. From our Energy Program to our WILWorks student placement suite of programs to our Manufacturing Masters on-demand video learning library to the 100 plus courses offered by our Learning Centre, there is an EMC program that can help manufacturers grow and prosper.
Further, over the past few years, I have enjoyed learning more about our members, their products, and their various success stories. I want to thank our members and community partners not only for their support, but also for their willingness to share ideas, suggestions and information about the issues and opportunities they are encountering on a regular basis.
I look forward to being here to not only support you, but also to connect you with the many EMC programs, resources, services, and benefits that are there to help you attain success.
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Upcoming Events
Continuous Improvement Roundtable
An open discussion designed for Continuous Improvement (CI) professionals to share amongst their peers. Topics covered range from engaging employees in CI to metrics for measuring CI to new processes and trends.
Charting Your Operational AI Path
For many BC manufacturers, the question isn’t if AI can create value—it’s how to approach it. Artificial Intelligence is changing how businesses plan, operate and grow. Should you buy ready-made solutions, or build your own? This session will provide a practical framework for making that decision and identifying opportunities where AI can deliver real ROI in your operations.
Robotics and Safety Compliance
As robotics become more prevalent in the workplace, ensuring compliance with safety regulations is crucial!
Western Productivity Roundtable
Best Practices – a common theme in manufacturing, are important to help us conceptualize manufacturing challenges and targets. But all too often, they are taken as an absolute standard and important differences in manufacturing modes and constraints are not considered. This inevitably leads to a failure to gain from the underlying principles and adapt them successfully into our operations.