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The association for Ontario engineers
OSPE is a member-driven professional association that welcomes the entire engineering community to contribute knowledge, skills and leadership to help create a better future for our profession and society at large.
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OSPE provides non-partisan, evidence-based input on policy, planning and budget decisions, and has become a trusted advisor to all levels of government.
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COURSE
Leading Digital Transformation
Ongoing
This course covers the most critical knowledge and skills needed to become an effective ‘digital leader’ – someone who can thrive in a leadership role in an ever evolving workplace. This course is engaging, practical, and features real-life case studies and interviews with internationally recognized experts.
COURSE
Emotional Inteligence Essentials
November 25, 2021
The complexity of today’s business world is driving the need for emotional intelligence in order to manage uncertainty, build resilience, address burnout, and collaborate in an age of disconnection. Teamwork and engagement requires effective communication skills, the ability to manage emotion and build trusting relationships.
COURSE
Project Engineering Certificate Program
March 23 - April 13, 2022
The project engineering function acts as the interface between the technical disciplines and the project manager. Advancing to that position, an individual needs to know how to manage development of the engineering product (often the design), lead the technical team and communicate with the project manager and client.
Advocacy
Engineers call on government to address the airborne transmission of COVID-19 ahead of September 2021 return to the classroom
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FEATURED ORGANIZATION JOBS
“What sense is there in giving a bearing pressure of 105.2 kilopascals when 100 kilopascals is sufficient?“
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