AWARDS

This award recognizes excellence in Canadian-owned and managed private companies with over $10 million in revenue. Every year hundreds of entrepreneurial companies have competed for this designation in a rigorous and independent process that evaluates the success of their abilities and practices, but only 50 every year are selected. The title of “Best Managed” is inclusive of the hard work, and dedication of all of the employees who make the company what it is. To become a Platinum member winners must maintain Best Managed Companies status for a minimum of ten consecutive years.

This award is based on our safety, training, quality of work and community contributions.

Sponsored by AON Risk Solutions and presented by John Spooner, Senior Vice President, to
Teresa D’Arcy of Alliance Energy

Teresa is the Human Resource Administrator for Alliance Energy and has been with Alliance for almost 7 years. Her position covers a wide range of critical functions for staff, including hiring, training and benefits, and she does it all with proficiency and efficiency. She brings energy, optimism and passion to her job on a daily basis. Her positive attitude and focus on teamwork have contributed greatly to Alliance’s success.

Sponsored by Marsh Insurance and presented by Barry Shelton to
Chad Leverick of Alliance Energy

Chad has been with Alliance Energy for 14 years, starting as an apprentice electrician and working his way up to Project Manager. Chad is both an accomplished PM and respected leader and mentor with Alliance. He has achieved many other designations in his relatively short career, including Gold Seal Certification, PMP designation, and BA in Economics. He also plays a very active role in several community and industry associations.

This award recognizes a business or organization that has made an outstanding contribution to the community in the past year by the donation of time or services or by financial support to community activities.

This award recognizes overall achievement in all of the categories.

This award recognizes overall achievement in all of the categories.

Alliance Energy Ltd. is proud to announce that we have been recognized as the recipient for the 2013 Community Involvement award at the Saskatoon Awards of Business Excellence.

The SABEX awards are an event that is put on by the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce. The awards honour businesses in the Saskatoon community that exemplify top business performance, quality, and achievement across several award categories.

The Community Involvement award is awarded to the business demonstrating exceptional performance in its support of the arts, culture, amateur sports, education or volunteer groups.

Paul McLellan was awarded one of the first ever inductees into the Saskatchewan Construction Hall of Fame! The Construction Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made significant and lasting contributions to the advancement of the construction industry in Saskatchewan. This award is determined on their achievements that clearly distinguish them as leaders in the construction business, the province and their community.

Recognizes the efforts of the member firm in advancing the industry through the development of or involvement in educational programs, workforce development initiatives, industry sector development initiatives or public advocacy work.

Recognizes the role that a member of SCA has played in the development of their community. The award recognizes the member firm for their participation or initiative with community organizations, charities, sports organizations, etc within their particular community.

(Bryan Leverick – 2005 and Paul McLellan 2010) This award recognizes an individual of a current member company who significantly contributed to the growth and stature of construction industry in Saskatchewan.

(Paul McLellan- 2001, Bryan Leverick- 2003) Pays tribute to a member who has rendered distinguished service, whose efforts on behalf of the Association have enhanced the affairs of the Association in its formation, growth and development.

Jessica Stewart was awarded the 2019 SCSA National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) of the year! The National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) of the Year Award recognizes a safety professional who has worked hard toward building their safety career in construction through three or more years of practical on-site experience, extracurricular activities such as training and volunteering and going above and beyond their role in creating safety excellence.

Jan McLellan Folk was awarded the Women of Distinction Award for Leadership and Management. This award honours a woman acknowledged in her field for her professional leadership. She is committed to excellence, creates and inspires a positive work environment, and influences and motivates positive change in her profession, trade or workplace.

SaskBusiness awarded Bryan Leverick “Men of Influence”, The 11th annual listing of the leading men who are making a difference in Saskatchewan.

Jan McLellan Folk our CFO was awarded this year’s SaskBusiness Women of Influence Award. Each year, SaskBusiness profiles the women whose achievements and leadership set them apart as some of the most influential personalities in the province.

Paul McLellan (CEO) was presented the Artisan Award from the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification at the 2008 Apprenticeship Awards. This award recognized Paul’s outstanding contributions to the apprenticeship program in Saskatchewan.

Paul McLellan – The inaugural Darryl Cruickshank Memorial Award was presented to Paul McLellan at the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum’s (CAF) 2010 Fifth National Conference. The Darryl Cruikshank Memorial Award was commissioned by the Canadian Council of Directors of Apprenticeship (CCDA) to honour Mr. Cruickshank’s significant contributions to the Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program. This award was presented to Paul for his long-standing contributions to apprenticeship in Canada, and in particular, he has demonstrated exemplary commitment to the training and development of apprentices in Saskatchewan.

(Paul McLellan 2006) Sponsored by PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Leadership and excellence in construction is recognized in the Person of the Year Award, presented annually by the Canadian Construction Association.

Jan McLellan Folk CFO 2011 The FCMA is a prestigious, national honorary designation. The award of the FCMA recognizes CMA’s, who by their achievements, bring distinction to the profession and serve as role models for others. The distinguishing qualities of an FCMA are a demonstrated excellence in management accounting, commitment to and pride in the CMA designation and their professional organization, and a civic-mindedness which brings a community’s respect to the member and, through the member, to the CMA designation.

SaskBusiness Top 100 Companies is a list of private and public companies that are headquartered in Saskatchewan.
#70 – 2008
#76 – 2009
#74 – 2010
#75 – 2011
#74 – 2012
#69 – 2013
#51 – 2014

The Top 100 Saskatchewan Companies is a ranking of private and public companies based on gross revenue/sales of the last fiscal year or interim. The companies included in the list have a head office in Saskatchewan.

#65 – 2009
#70 – 2010
#67 – 2011
#74 – 2012

Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission – 2014 Apprenticeship Awards Ian Dutchak was the recipient of the Saskatoon Electrical Contractors Association 1st year Apprenticeship Scholarship for having the top average among the association’s members.

Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission – 2013 Apprenticeship Awards Blair Knowlton was the recipient of the Outstanding New Journeyperons Awards at the Apprenticeship Awards!

Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission – 2013 Apprenticeship Awards Gordon Eashappie was the recipient of the SIIT Joint Training Committee Journeyperon’s Award.