Professionalism is receiving far more recognition than ever before as it leads to strong reputation, a high-level of work ethic and ultimately, to workplace excellence. In this video, Harry evaluates the Professional Governance Act (PGA) and various regulations, bylaws and practice guides as tools to professionalism and risk prevention. When utilizing such tools, a framework is established where professionalism can flourish and organizations can be successful.
Headquartered in Surrey, BC, ASTTBC acknowledges the traditional Lands of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem, Kwantlen, Qayqayt and Tsawwassen Peoples.
We thank our hosts for their graciousness in welcoming us to carry out our work on their Land. In so doing, we recognize their inherent Indigenous rights and title, the implementation without qualification of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), and our support for the 94 calls to action by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
We serve the public by contributing to a safe, sustainable society and environment by regulating technology professionals. We accomplish this through supporting the competent, safe, and ethical practice of applied science technology in British Columbia.
Regulation of technology professionals that safeguards the public through leadership and excellence.
This past June, the Professional Governance Act (PGA) was updated with a number of changes and ASTTBC recently updated its Bylaws to reflect these changes. The nomenclature will be brought...
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Our Prime Minister recently announced that September 19, 2022, will be a federal holiday to observe the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen, Canada’s long-time head of state, died...
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ASTTBC created this video as part of our ongoing efforts to raise awareness about the regulated practice of applied science and engineering technology professionals, and to demonstrate the commitment ASTTBC...
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The latest issue (No. 158) of ASTTBConnect, our quarterly publication, is now available! The feature article is penned by Community Energy Association BC, and focuses on energy costs, climate action challenges, infrastructure and asset management,...
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The Office of the Superintendent of Professional Governance (OSPG) has completed its investigation (assessment) of the home inspection profession following a request from the Deputy Solicitor General to consider designation...
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