OUR MISSION
To build and develop a high-performance team that values individual autonomy, knowledge, and purpose while supporting and promoting our core values and processes.
OUR VISION
EFC Developments is not just a construction company. We are a dedicated team striving to bring growth to our construction and development community, helping to maintain existing companies and assist our clients in making their visions become reality.
OUR CORE VALUES
HEALTH, SAFETY, AND CARE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
EFC Developments provides our staff and trade partners with a healthy and safe working environment. We work hard and plan effectively to prevent any situation or condition that may be considered dangerous to the health and safety of our workers or the environment. We continually identify, assess and plan for hazards on and around our sites. The ongoing commitment to this value requires dedication, discipline and active participation from all levels within the company.
EMBRACE CHANGE AND DRIVE INNOVATION
EFC Developments continuously looks to improve, develop and utilize the best business processes and practices as we strive to become leaders in our chosen industry.
PURSUE LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Mastering new challenges ensures growth for both employee and the company. When we improve and seek new opportunities to learn, teach and add value – success will follow.
OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM
Dean Buckland
President
John Groothius
General Manager
Neilla King
Accounting Manager
James Duck
Regional Facility Maintenance Manager
Ed Skapin
Chief Estimator
Fadi Osekrie
Systems Safety Manager
Karling Andal
Human Resources Manager
Ranjit Parmar
IT Manager
Matt Thompson
Regional Facility Maintenance Supervisor
Brainard Vibora
Regional Facility Maintenance Supervisor
Sean Moraes
Construction Manager
Terry Heinrich
Project Manager
MEMBERSHIPS
ALBERTA ASSOCIATION FOR SAFETY PARTNERSHIPS
Alberta Association for Safety Partnerships (AASP) is Alberta Government approved Certifying Partner and a registered non-profit organization under the Society Act of Alberta. The AASP is a service focused Certifying Partner, providing a practical and reasonable approach to health and safety in the workplace. Through our commitment to our members, and solely through their funding of memberships and course fees, the AASP has grown to be the second largest issuer of Certificates of Recognition (COR and SECOR) in the province.
ALBERTA AIRPORT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
The Alberta Airports Management Association (AAMA) presents a forum for airport operators and issues to ensure a strong, efficient system of airports in Alberta. Such a central body can better promote ideas, practices and information among its members, elected bodies and legislators. Member airports can expect to operate with minimal delays based on timely and accurate information provided by the association through direct consultation, newsletters, annual meetings, maintenance seminars and dialogue with other member airports.
ALBERTA CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ASSOCIATION
The ACSA became a reality officially on November 9, 1988 – the date on which the ACSA was registered under The Societies Act as an independent, non-profit society. Every construction employer who holds a valid account with the Workers’ Compensation Board and who pays assessments into any specific Industry Codes within the construction class, is a member of the ACSA. All those involved with the ACSA, from the origin of the idea to the present, share a common vision which, generally stated, is that through the cooperative efforts of all involved, the construction environment in Alberta will be the safest anywhere.
BRITISH COLUMBIA AVIATION COUNCIL
Established in 1938, the BCAC is a member-driven organization that represents and promotes the shared interests of the aviation community. It is the job of the BCAC, in partnership with members, stakeholders, and the community to positively influence the well-being of British Columbia’s aviation sector. It is only by innovating and finding new ways to work together will we see a visible, connected and thriving aviation and aerospace industry in B.C.
CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
Founded in 1944, the CCA is a non-profit voluntary membership association which is involved in the fostering and advancement of the interests of those who are engaged in, or who are connected with the institutional, commercial, industrial (ICI) sectors of the construction industry in Calgary and surrounding area.
CANADIAN CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
Established in 1918, Canadian Construction Association’s (CCA) vision is to build Canada with ethics, skills and responsibility. CCA’s mission is to the national voice for the Canadian construction industry.
EDMONTON CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
ECA exists to help over 1200 members procure, collaborate, network and learn. We strive to deepen and amplify your success. Our members are listed under the headings of General Contractors, Trade Contractors, Manufacturers & Suppliers and Associate Members. ECA members are represented provincially by the Alberta Construction Association (ACA) and federally by the Canadian Construction Association (CCA).
RELATIONSHIPS
Executive Flight Centre (EFC) has been setting standards in aviation fuel and service for over forty years. Headquartered in Calgary, with operations in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan EFC offers a diverse range of aviation services to meet the needs of airport users. Our vision is to provide excellent quality of service to all customers in the Aviation Industry by focusing on Safety, Quality, Consistency and Customer Service.
Aviation Ground Fueling Technologies Ltd. is a full-service provider of aviation fueling systems, parts and supplies. We are dedicated to delivering solutions that span the entire product lifecycle of aviation refueling – from system design, through to into-aircraft solutions and after-market product support.
Built with Passion,
inspired by Aviation
