Support Pipelines

The best sibling duo! Lisa may be the older (and she'll probably say wiser! ) sibling, but she and David make a great team. When she's not running her hotel in Trout Lake, she's always working hard behind the scenes to keep everything moving. It's always great catching up with family who know the value of hard work and community.

Who's going to build tomorrow's projects?

In our next Support Pipelines episode, David Hermanson sits down with Tom Sara and Brad Ramme from Ultimate Tradesman to discuss the skilled trades shortage, construction staffing, mental health, and why investing in people is the key to the future of our industry.

From attracting the next generation to supporting today's workforce, this is a conversation every contractor, tradesperson, and industry leader should hear.
Watch the episode here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKnL9k3uePQ

You never know who you'll meet while wearing a Support Pipelines hat... sometimes it's a feathered friend.
This curious resident from BowGreen Acres Farm in Forestburg, Alberta decided the hat looked like the perfect place to perch.
Farms and pipelines have more in common than people think. Both are built on hard work, long days, taking care of the land, and communities that always have each other's backs.
Whether you're growing food or building the infrastructure that helps move energy across Canada, it all starts with great people.

Thanks for the great photo, Bow Green Acres Farm!

To everyone wrapping up another week in the pipeline and construction industry, we hope you made it to the weekend before the next email hit your inbox.

Have a great weekend, everyone! Stay safe out there.