Builder Technical

Government Relations

Renovator 

The Builder Technical Committee represents both single and multi-family builders in addressing technical matters facing the residential construction industry in the Edmonton Region. 

The purpose of the Government Relations Committee is to lead the Association’s relationship with regional municipal political leadership, with the intent to influence municipal policy and regulations, the Committee ensures that the industry’s voice is clearly heard and respected as a trustworthy source; and that its actions reflect integrity and are creditable.

The Renovation Committee works to promote professionalism, consumer awareness, and education throughout the renovation industry.

Builder Council

Economic Forum

Health & Safety Forum 

Sales Manager Forum

The Builder Council works to ensure Builder’s voice is heard and issues are identified and managed.  Using relationships, Builder Council members will work collaboratively with outside organizations on developing new process and policies for the betterment of the industry. 

The Economic Forum provides an opportunity for an exchange of information and discussion on economic trends in the industry; including labour markets, land supply and housing markets.

The Health & Safety Forum provides an opportunity for the exchange of information and discussion on job-site safety issues (e.g., fall protection and safety programs, prime contractor issues, COR, and WHMIS); and to organize annual safety barbeques.

The Sales Manager Forum provides an opportunity for open dialogue and the sharing of common issues and best practices between Sales Managers. The forum will discuss opportunities to deliver sales-focused education and engagement through CHBA-ER events, new home inventory and spec data, marketing and customer relations management, and changes to technology impacting sales and the residential construction industry.

Marketing, Communications & Member Services

NextGen

Women in Residential Construction 

The MCMS Committee works to recruit, retain, and engage CHBA-ER Members and spearhead initiatives and programs required to demonstrate member value. The MCMS Committee will develop the CHBA-ER brand to align with the vision and mission of the Association and assist in the development of communications tactics that support the Association’s strategy.   

The NextGen Committee targets the next generation of supporters, volunteers and leader involvement in the Association. The Committee will engage the members of the CHBA – ER through networking, educational and social events and volunteer work.

The WIRC Committee encourages female industry representation to members and community groups highlighting diverse issues and perspectives. The WIRC works to attract and retain female talent, while highlighting different career possibilities in the industry.