Lack of qualified skilled trade workers is the biggest threat to Canada oil and gas developments such as the Alberta oil sands and LNG BC Canada , etc. The group is said to be focused on community relations and labour strategies. In July 2013, the B.C. Natural Gas Workforce Strategy Committee released a report estimating LNG exports would require more than 100,000 new skilled workers; about 60,000 to build gas liquefaction plants starting in 2016 and 75,000 workers to operate them after theyre built. Alberta knows all too well how fast a lack of skilled labour can put the brakes on a booming resource sector. Labour productivity, or lack thereof, arguably represents a bigger threat to oil sands growth than Keystone XL not being approved.
Posted on: Thu, 22 May 2014 00:56:44 +0000
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