Canada’s Electricity Industry - Powered by human potential
EHRC works to strengthen the ability of the Canadian electricity industry to meet current and future needs of its workforce.
EHRC works to strengthen the ability of the Canadian electricity industry to meet current and future needs of its workforce.
Electricity in Demand: Labour Market Insights 2023-2028
New evidence projected to 2028 highlights emerging human resource issues affecting Canada’s electricity sector. The study sets forth a road map and recommended strategies to harness the sector’s full potential and maximize its role in helping Canada achieve its carbon reduction objectives related to climate change impact.
Canada’s electricity sector is a pillar of economic growth, environmental sustainability, and individual well-being.
EHRC hosts a variety of programs that align with our four key areas of focus within the electricity sector; Funding Accessibility, Diversity Equity & Inclusion, Career Development and Labour Market Intelligence.
We’re here to provide valuable resources, programs, and support to ensure that Canada’s electricity sector remains best-in-class.
Supporting employers who provide youth with green work experience through internships and on-the-job training.
Canada’s Student Work Placement Program for the electricity industry, funded by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC).
Canada’s third- or fourth-year apprentice work placement initiative for the electricity industry.
A free, national tool from Electricity Human Resources Canada that can help build mentorships in the electricity sector.
Deliver or develop critical skills in the electricity sector. EHRC’s Professional Skills Training Program unlocks long-term success in 15 hours or less.
EHRC’s Great Canadian Electricity Map introduces youth to the innovative ideas, and people, driving Canada’s sustainable energy future.
The EHRC Leadership Accord
A public commitment by Canadian employers, educators, unions, associations and governments to advance, integrate and prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion in their organization’s policies, processes, culture, and workplace environment. It includes an accountability framework to ensure change occurs over time.
MAPPED is a dynamic competency repository that provides a present-day snapshot of the skills and knowledge required in the electricity sector that HR and workforce planners can use to identify upskilling opportunities and transferrable skills across roles.
EHRC is Canada’s most trusted source of objective human resources information in the electricity sector. We invite all industry stakeholders to join us in keeping the lights on in Canada.
Join other leaders across Canada in becoming an EHRC member to access best-in-class resources and make sure your workforce stays safety-focused, innovative and inclusive.
If you’d like to know more about membership, partnership, and the ways you can collaborate with EHRC, contact:
Marie Mould
Senior Manager of Stakeholder Engagement
[email protected]
613.235.5540, extension 222.