Dear ARHCA Members,
The ARHCA is committed to the health and safety of its employees and members. As a result of COVID-19, we are making some changes to ensure our staff are safe, and members are still receiving the services they need.
To limit public interaction, the ARHCA office will be closed to the public starting Thursday, March 19.
If you require location services, such as a copy of the Rate Guide, you can schedule a pick-up time by:
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Calling us at 780-436-9860
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Emailing info@arhca.ab.ca
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Filling out an inquiry form found at the bottom of our main website page here at arhca.ab.ca
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Or, using the chat icon on the bottom right side on our website.
If we are unable to answer your call immediately, please leave a message and someone will return your call as soon as we can.
For additional services please contact the team as follows:
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Events: Corinne Urquhart, corinne.urquhart@arhca.ab.ca
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Membership inquiries: Kim Tejada, kim.tejada@arhca.ab.ca
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Advocacy and communications: Rae Thygesen, rae.thygesen@arhca.ab.ca
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Finance: Karmjeet Marar, karmjeet.marar@arhca.ab.ca
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Committees and rate guide questions: Amber Martin, amber.martin@arhca.ab.ca
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ARHCA CEO, Ron Glen can be reached at ron.glen@arhca.ab.ca
The ARHCA team will continue to ensure that all your services are maintained to the best of our ability. We will monitor the situation and keep you informed of any further changes. For regularly updated information on COVID-19, please visit https://www.alberta.ca/coronavirus-info-for-albertans.aspx
Thank you for your patience and understanding during this unprecedented time.
ABOUT ARHCA
The ARHCA is the largest heavy construction association in Canada. We represent contractors who work on the construction and rehabilitation of highways, municipal roads, bridges, sewer, and water projects, as well as the suppliers (such as equipment dealers, finance companies, aggregate suppliers, law firms, etc.), and consulting engineers who work with them. ARHCA member companies can also be found constructing streets, curbs and gutters, sewer and water systems, and other infrastructure for residential, commercial, oilfield, oil sands and forestry projects.
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