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Connect, engage, and discover career opportunities in energy
2024
Telus Convention Centre - Calgary, Canada
Canada's National Energy Career Expo
dmg events in partnership with key industry and academic stakeholders is proud to bring back the country’s most important energy career expo to Calgary. Previously the Global Energy Career Expo, Energy Works Career Expo returns with a fresh look and feel, packed with new features and more value for job-seekers in 2023 at the Calgary Telus Convention Centre.
Hosted on September 19-20, 2023, Energy Works will be the only career expo specifically dedicated to making connections with job-seekers to companies that are hiring in the Canadian energy sector, including oil & gas, electrification and utilities, hydrogen and CCUS sectors. This event is for everyone from high-level engineers to new graduates who are looking for employment or to find their ideal job. Every exhibitor on display is currently recruiting for roles in their company.
Sectors within the energy sector actively hiring at Energy Works Career Expo:
- Ag-tech
- Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)
- Construction and skilled trades
- Digitalization
- Electrification
- Energy efficiency
- Hydrogen production and utilization
- Oilfield services
- Gas & LNG
- Wind energy
- Solar energy
- Bio and new energy systems
Energy Works Career Expo lives, works, and plays on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.
3 Themes
Implementing New Strategies to Attract and Retain Workers
Hiring for the Energy Transition
Taking Diversity and Inclusion Seriously and Authentically
Market Overview
Canada’s oil and gas industry is anticipated to experience net hiring requirements of 19,820 jobs over the forecast period: 7,840 due to industry activity and 11,980 from age-related attrition.
Ageing sector
Workforce demographics are a concern for the industry. The labour pool is shrinking due to ageing workers and difficulties reattracting experienced workers, combined with challenges attracting new entrants and disruptions to the usual talent pipelines due to COVID-19. This may be partially offset by workers delaying their retirements in the face of the long economic downturn.
Non-traditional equity partners
Innovative business arrangements, such as opportunities for Indigenous communities to have an equity stake in planned development projects, are
gaining traction in the energy industry.
Remote work solutions
The work from home shift that accompanied COVID-19 may remain in some capacity and has the potential to transform workplace culture. The industry will need to consider how this might change attraction and retention practices, and the associated impact on the development — or transformation — of leadership and management skills.
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