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Please click on the thumbnail to open the form applicable to your company. Completed forms can be scanned and e-mailed back at admin@mca-sask.com or faxed to (306) 653-7233.

Individual Contractor Membership Forms

What does membership cost for a contractor?

Membership fees are based on your payroll from the previous year. We ask that you submit your WCB payroll statement to determine your fee.

What happens if I join in July for example; do I have to pay for a full year?

No. We prorate your contractor membership fee so that you only pay the months that remain in the calendar year. In January of the following year, you will receive an invoice for the full membership fee.

Do you offer payment plans?

We can arrange payment terms that best suit your needs: monthly, bi-monthly etc. We work with you to determine the best payment plan.

Once I apply, how long does it take to become a member?

Once your membership application is submitted, it will be reviewed by our Board of Directors. Please allow up to two weeks for processing.  Once payment is received, your membership will be activated, and you’ll receive a welcome message and additional information from our Member Services Coordinator.

Who is MCA Canada and why am I receiving information from them?

As a contractor member you will be automatically become a member of MCA Canada and be able to take advantage of their cost savings programs. MCAC is our national association and the largest trade association in Canada.

What is the SaskEnergy Network?

The network was developed as a response to the deregulation of the natural gas industry that was occurring at the time. In addition, it responded to the changing and evolving needs of customers. Today the programs continue to give customers easier access to natural gas appliances, installations, services, and financing. MCAS members do not pay for the SaskEnergy Network Member annual fee ($1000).

Where are your training classes held?

Most of our classes are held at the Sask Energy Training Centre in Saskatoon. The centre has a state-of-the-art technical lab where students can test their skills with hands-on lab work. The lab was designed so that mechanical systems are exposed and there are boilers, AC units, and furnaces that students work on during lab time. We do try, when possible, to bring classes to the Regina area.

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For more information about these third-party advertising companies’ privacy policies, visit the Network Advertising Initiative’s website. If you prefer to not receive targeted advertising, you can opt-out of network advertising programs that use your information. To do so, please visit the Network Advertising Initiative’s opt-out page.

This is a reproduction of the bylaws for the Mechanical Contractors Association of Saskatchewan current as of the latest update of this page on March 20th, 2025.

Please contact the MCAS office to receive an official copy of these bylaws in written or electronic form.

Bylaws of the Mechanical Contractors Association of Saskatchewan Inc.

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Members of the Mechanical Contractors Association of Saskatchewan believe that business standards of a high order are essential to progress and will better qualify us to service society, our industry and Association by adopting the following Code of Ethics:

• Members of the Association shall take a professional responsibility with all business functions founded on trust, and every transaction to which they are a party to shall be conducted with honour and integrity.
• Members of the Association shall promote action which will prove to be beneficial to the public interest and in the best interests of the mechanical contracting industry as a whole.
• Members of the Association shall maintain a high level of quality in both material and workmanship thereby providing the best possible service to our clients.
• Members of the Association shall abide by all applicable laws, codes, regulations and standard practices to safeguard our industry’s performance for the protection of public health and the environment.
• Members of the Association shall firmly stand by the principle that all contracts, whether written or oral, be performed with the same good faith and intent with which the parties entered the agreement and any disagreements should be resolved by negotiation or arbitration, in preference to legal action.
• Members of the Association shall promote fairness in dealing with their employees, treating them with respect and assisting and encouraging their intellectual and skill development.
• Members of the Association shall support, and shall encourage their peers to support the policies and objectives of the Association, both nationally and provincially.

President

Jarvis Rye

Phone: (306) 445-6707
Fax: (306) 445-6708

North Battleford LUK Plumbing, Heating & Electrical Ltd.
491 – 114th Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2M4

First Vice President

Nathan Rysavy

Phone: (306) 652-3835
Fax: (306) 653-3595

Black and McDonald Limited
3455 Idylwyld Drive North
Saskatoon, SK
S7L 6B5

National Director

Joanne Harpauer-Dignean

Phone: (639) 994-0907
TF: 1-800-414-4929 ext 4512

Gateway Mechanical Services
501 – 44th Street East
Saskatoon, SK
S7K 0V9

Directors at Large

Steve Hall

Phone: (306) 370-2677

Boss Plumbing Ltd.
10 – 327 Gladstone Crescent
Saskatoon, SK
S7P 0C7

Randy Steinhauer

Phone: (306) 249-4814

Peak Mechanical Partnership
409 – 45A Street East
Saskatoon, SK
S7K 0W6

Sean McLennan

Phone: (877) 9-SERVCO

ServcoCanada
2490 Gottselig Road
Regina, SK
S7K 0A6

Chris Johnson

Phone: (306) 535-8141

Maximum Mechanical Inc.
1702C McAra Street
Regina, SK
S7N 6L4

Tyler Skjonsby

Phone: (306) 634-5512

Mid-City Plumbing & Heating Inc.
1237 6th Street
Estevan, SK
S4A 1A9

Affiliate Representative

Trevor Hobman

Phone: (306)242-3333 Ext.125

Cypress Sales Partnership
2615 Wentz Avenue
Saskatoon, SK
S7K 5J1

Ex Officio

Stephen Friedt

Phone: (306) 227-2455

Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan
2213 – 11th Street West
Saskatoon, SK
S7M 1J4

WiCTC Representative

Nahanni Dearing

Phone: (306) 343-1904

Dynamic Agencies Ltd.
1-630 (Bay 2) 45th Street West
Saskatoon, SK
S7L 5W9

Commonly known by its acronym, MCAS is a provincial, non-profit trade association affiliated with the Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada and represents plumbing and heating contractors in their relationship with the construction industry, legislative departments of municipal and provincial government, and other industry-related bodies.

MCAS has a long and distinguished record of worthwhile service in Saskatchewan, having grown out of the Saskatchewan Association of Sanitary and Heating Engineers in 1919. The affairs of the Association are conducted by a Board of Directors elected from the membership. Permanent staff facilities for day-to-day activity and representation of members’ concerns are maintained in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Mission Statement

To encourage, support, and promote the advancement of the mechanical contracting industry.

To advance, encourage, and promote all inventions and improvements in all aspects of the mechanical contracting industry.

To foster and promote the interchange of thought and ideas and all problems pertaining to the mechanical contracting industry among the members of the Association and among other individuals or bodies interested therein and to compile and distribute and to foster the compilation and distribution among its members of all information useful in the practice of the mechanical contracting industry.

To make representations with respect to Federal, Provincial, and Municipal legislation for the improvement of the mechanical contracting industry.

To seek for the members of the mechanical contracting industry equitable treatment in their relations with the manufacturers of and dealers in supplies.

To promote, foster, and improve amongst its members relations between employer and employees and to promote and foster the training of apprentices.

To conduct promotional activities, including advertising, publicity, and the holding of meetings, conferences, shows and exhibitions, and otherwise to apprise the public of the scope and character of the mechanical contracting industry.

To provide facilities for the exchange of information and opinions with the legislature and departments of government and other agencies concerning all the problems affecting the mechanical contracting industry within the scope of the Association and to carry on negotiations leading to the solution of such problems with the agency concerned.