CCA membership

How to become a CCA member

Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is the national voice for the Canadian construction industry representing companies working in all four segments of non-residential construction:

    • Industrial construction (i.e. warehouses, manufacturing plants, oil refineries, smelters, lumber and pulp and paper mills, hydro-electric plant and water treatment facilities);
    • Institutional construction (i.e. schools, hospitals, colleges and universities, as well as other government facilities used to deliver public services);
    • Commercial construction (i.e. banks, restaurants, shopping malls, as well as office buildings and condominiums); and
    • Civil engineering construction (i.e. dams, highways, roads, public transit systems, and the underground infrastructure necessary to remove sewage and deliver water, electricity and telecommunications to our homes and businesses).

In total, CCA represents more than 20,000 members drawn from 63 local and provincial integrated partner associations.

Benefits

  • Communications

    CCA helps you keep on top of industry developments with its communications. You can subscribe to them at bit.ly/ccasubscribe.

    • e-newsletter CCA Weekly
    • CCA Updates (summary of board meetings)
    • CCA’s monthly newsletter and annual review
    • Updates from Gold Seal Certification, Canadian Design-Build Institute, Lean Construction Institute of Canada and Canadian Construction Documents Committee
  • Standards documents

    CCA helps you simplify the way you conduct business and save time and money with its standard contract documents that are up-to-date, easy to understand and familiar to all parties

  • Industry guides

    CCA helps you run your business better by providing useful information on a number of topics like project financing, insurance, solid waste reduction, improving cash flow, environmental management planning, exporting to the United States, banking, etc.

  • CCA events

    CCA helps you take your business and personal efficiency to the next level with training, professional development and networking opportunities

    • CCA’s annual conference offers unparalleled opportunities for professional development and networking, not to forget our social events and some relaxation with friends and family in a spectacular location
    • During the CCA Tour CCA’s chair and president visit local associations to discuss current affairs and to learn about partner associations’ perspectives
    • CCA’s training courses are developed and delivered in co-operation with partner associations and companies
  • CCA Awards

    CCA helps shine light on the extraordinary accomplishments of the people, companies and associations that make up the construction industry in Canada

    • Read more about the 12 categories for these awards presented annually during CCA’s conference. Spread the word, refer colleagues and peers, apply!

Different types of CCA membership

Learn more about integrated membership and corporate membership. In addition to these membership types, CCA also works in partnership with affiliate associations. These are for example national associations representing several provinces. Unlike integrated partner associations, members of CCA’s affiliate partner associations don’t become CCA members. Search affiliated members