About ECM
The people who run ECM's projects: estimating, managing and building them, on site every day.
How ECM is run
ECM’s leadership came up through the trades. The people below run the firm’s projects across Saskatchewan, from water treatment plants and provincial park buildings to schools and clinics in First Nations communities.
President
Erick founded ECM in August 2018. He started as a carpenter apprentice on projects across Saskatchewan and earned his Interprovincial Red Seal in carpentry at 21. He spent 13 years at Bomac Construction as superintendent, estimator and project manager, then moved to Wolfe (now Quorex), rising from superintendent to Saskatoon branch manager and partner. In 2004 he joined Graham as a senior project manager and went on to become general manager for Southern Saskatchewan, based in Regina. In 2014 he became vice president of commercial operations at Deveraux.
He has chaired the Saskatchewan Construction Association and the Saskatoon Construction Association, and is an honorary life member of the Saskatoon Construction Association [tk]. Today he splits his time between running the firm and getting to whichever site needs him that week.
Construction Manager
Brian is ECM’s construction manager, responsible for [tk: what the role covers, for example running the firm’s projects day to day, scheduling crews and managing the trades]. He has [tk] years in construction, including [tk: previous firms, roles, trades tickets, notable projects].
Careers
ECM hires carpenters, apprentices and skilled labourers for its own crews, and works with trade contractors on most other scopes. Its crews travel to the work, including remote and northern sites.
Who ECM is, who it works for, and how it runs a job.
How ECM hires, builds and works with First Nations and Métis communities.
COR, SiteDocs, and what ECM asks of every trade on site.
Carpenters, apprentices and skilled labourers for ECM’s own crews.
Send the documents or a first description of the project, or call 306-519-7569.
