New Brunswick Community College

SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick E2L3V1

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SAINT JOHN CAMPUS, 950 GRANDVIEW AVENUE
SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick E2L3V1
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Phone:(506) 460-6222
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Collision Repair
Trades Tour: New Brunswick Community College launches Mobile Training Centre to reach remote students
St. Mary’s First Nation — New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) announced Wednesday that it is taking trades training on the road, with the unveiling of the new Mobile Training Centre aimed at sourcing skilled workers from across the province. Launched at an event in Sitansisk (St. Mary’s First Nation), opposite the Fredericton side of the […]
June 9, 2023
NBCCTraining
Training
Bonded by Trades: ‘Mind Over Metal’ welding camp searches for new generation of Mi’kmaw tradespeople
Elsipogtog First Nation, New Brunswick — Eight lucky kids from Elsipogtog First Nation were given a week-long crash course in welding basics, as the Mind Over Metal welding camp welcomed its first group of prospective Mi’kmaw tradespeople last week, the CBC reported Monday. Elsipogtog First Nation is located about 90 kilometres north of Moncton and […]
August 23, 2022
Welding
Collision Repair
Scanning Trifecta: CCIF Fredericton to include three presentations on scans and calibrations
By CRM Staff Ottawa, Ontario — May 8, 2017 — The next meeting of the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) promises to put the spotlight on scanning, with three presentations on the topic. The meeting is set to take place May 25 at Delta Fredericton in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Brandon Roy of I-CAR Canada and […]
May 8, 2017
CCIF Fredericton will include three presentations on scanning and calibration. Scheduled to speak on the topic are CCIF Chairman Joe Carvalho (left), I-CAR Instructor Brandon Roy (centre) and Jean-Luc Sauriol of ALLDATA (right).
Collision Repair
CCIF to host college tours
By CRM Staff Ottawa, Ontario — April 27, 2017 — Ensuring there are technicians for the future is of concern to all stakeholders. Trade colleges have served and will continue to serve as the springboard for the careers of many people in the autobody industry today. That may be why the Canadian Collision Industry Forum […]
April 27, 2017
The first CCIF college tour will take place at New Brunswick Community College’s Saint John campus.
Collision Repair
CCIF panel looks at state of training in Canada’s colleges
By Mike Davey Vaughan, Ontario — January 29, 2017 — Continuously advancing technology is making itself felt throughout the industry, but Canada’s trade colleges may be feeling the impact the most. A panel discussion at CCIF Vaughan looked into the challenges today’s collision repair trainers are facing. The OEM repair procedures are constantly under revision, […]
January 29, 2017
Training panelists at CCIF Vaughan, from left: Don MacKay of NBCC, Claude Viau of Centre d’études professionnelles Saint-Jérôme, Paulo Santos of Centennial College, Scott Kucharyshen of Saskatchewan Polytechnic and Mark Deroche of BCIT. The discussion was moderated by Patrice Marcil of Axalta Coating Systems.
Collision Repair
First CCIF of 2017 breaks attendance records and reinforces the need for scanning
By Mike Davey Vaughan, Ontario — January 27, 2017 — “There’s no other industry that’s as flexible, that would actually get together in a room like this to discuss these issues.” With those words, Chairman Joe Carvalho brought the latest meeting of the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) to a close. Over 740 industry stakeholders […]
January 28, 2017
A selection of photos from CCIF Vaughan 2017! Check out the gallery below for more photos from the event!
Collision Repair
New Brunswick Community College to invest in new trades facility
Saint John, New Brunswick — September 26, 2016 — New Brunswick Community College has been awarded funding to build a new, state-of-the-art trades facility at the school’s campus in Saint John. Plans include multi-functional spaces for the school’s autobody repair, automotive service, steel fabrication and welding programs. Provincial and federal governments are investing a total […]
September 27, 2016
The Saint John campus of New Brunswick Community College. The school has announced it will build a multi-function space for the auto body repair, automotive service, steel fabrication and welding programs.
Collision Repair
CSN-Dana’s Collision Center qualifies on welding certification
By Chris Gerics Fredericton, New Brunswick — April 19, 2016 — CSN-Dana’s Collision Center has announced that two of its techs have successfully completed I-CAR’s Structural Parts Steel Welding Series certification. Adam Robinson and Troy Copeland are now I-CAR qualified in Steel, Structural Steel and Aluminum welding. The Structural Parts Steel Welding Series (SPS05) covers […]
April 19, 2016
Troy Copeland of CSN-Dana's Collision Center sets up a test weld during his certification.
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