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Mobile Crane Operator

Mobile Crane Operators are precise, careful tradespeople who use calculations to safely move and lift the essential items and resources needed to build and repair a wide range of structures.

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Automotive Service Technician

Automotive Service Technicians combine a love of vehicles with a deep understanding of mechanics. They make fixing the vehicles we all depend on look easy, ensuring that every vehicle is cared for. 

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Level Challengers in STC (Compulsory) Trades

If you have some practical experience in a Skilled Trades Certification (compulsory) trade but haven’t completed an apprenticeship program, you may be eligible to challenge level exams to enter the program at the appropriate level.

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Challenge a Level Exam

If you have some practical experience in your trade but do not yet qualify for the certification exam, you may be eligible to challenge level exams to demonstrate your skills and knowledge and enter the apprenticeship program at the appropriate level.

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Boom Truck Operator: (Folding Boom Unlimited Tonnage)

Boom Truck Operators (Folding Boom Unlimited Tonnage) move and lift the essential items and resources needed to build and repair a wide range of structures. They’re confident drivers and safety experts. 

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Construction Craft Worker (Labourer)

Construction Craft Workers (Labourers) do it all—from setting up and taking down construction sites, to collaborating with other tradespeople to build, maintain and remove the structures around us. 

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Careers at SkilledTradesBC
Join our team! Learn more about what it means to work at SkilledTradesBC, our culture, and career opportunities.
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Workforce Readiness Initiative (WRI)

The Workforce Readiness Initiative (WRI) is a project-based funding program that will invest $40 million over three years, beginning in 2026-27. The WRI's goal is to strengthen trades training opportunities and grow British Columbia’s skilled workforce.

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Experienced Workers in STC (Compulsory) Trades

Experienced workers bring years of valuable knowledge and in-demand skills to the table, which is why we have created clear pathways for experienced workers in Skilled Trades Certification (compulsory) trades to meet regulatory requirements. 

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SkilledTradesBC respectfully acknowledges that our head office is located on the traditional unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) people. As a provincial crown corporation, we are grateful to have the opportunity to operate across a diverse province of 203 communities and 35 nations.

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