The engine of our great city, CUPE Local 416 members show up 365 days a year, to keep Toronto clean, moving, and safe!
They include licensed and specialized skilled trades professionals, who care for our City’s Public Spaces, Buildings, Fleet and Infrastructure, keeping them clean, and in a state of good repair.
City workers deserve our attention and respect!
This year, help us put City Workers first.
Guided by a sense of duty, and personal responsibility, Local 416 Skilled Trades workers like Howard Hoffman keep our city’s fleet of Ambulances and EMS vehicles on the road, enabling Paramedics to respond safely, and expediently, to urgent critical care calls in Toronto.
It’s this integral pride that powers workers like Howard to perform routine maintenance and crucial repairs to consistently high standards – with rigourous attention to detail – that not only extends the life of our municipal assets, but also helps save lives.
Local 416 Skilled Trades workers deserve our attention and respect.
The engine of our great city, Local 416 Certified Industrial Millwrights like Balvinder Bhela, in City of Toronto’s Solid Waste Division, are responsible for the maintenance and repair of equipment that make up part of the roughly $600 million in Solid Waste Assets across the City’s numerous maintenance and operating yards, transfer stations, hazardous waste depots, and organics processing facilities.
Certified and specialized skilled trades workers like Balvinder provide the technical expertise to help meet operational efficiency standards, and extend the life of our assets – while supporting the collection, receipt, processing, composting and transporting of our City’s garbage, recycling, organics, yard waste, electronics and household hazardous waste collection programs – 24 hours per day, 365 days a year.
City of Toronto Skilled Trades Workers deserve our attention and respect.
The engine of our great city, Local 416 Skilled Trades Workers in City of Toronto’s Corporate Fleet Unit maintain a diverse range of vehicles for user departments including Solid Waste, Toronto Water, and Transportation Services.
Licensed and highly-specialized Truck and Coach Technicians like Sean Meek ensure the garbage gets picked up, the streets get cleaned, and our city keeps moving.
Skilled Trades Workers deserve our attention and respect.
Weekends. After-Hours. Anytime. Local 416 Licensed HVAC Technicians like Amanda Borba and John Alves perform essential maintenance that keep our public heating and cooling systems operating efficiently – as well as providing emergency HVAC services for high-priority calls such as no-heat issues.
Skilled Trades Workers deserve our attention and respect.
The engine of our great city, Local 416 Skilled Trades Workers provide critical services that keep Toronto operational 365 days a year.
Licensed, certified and highly specialized, our skilled trades professionals care for our city’s public spaces, buildings, fleet and infrastructure – keeping them clean, and in a state of good repair.
Skilled Trades Workers Deserve Our Attention and Respect!
