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Ramir Diaz

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“Let It Rip: The Ripple Effect of Technology in the Construction Industry”

They are an unlikely pair, a Blue Bomber legend and a red-seal electrician, but James Murphy and Ramir Diaz have found a common purpose working together at the Manitoba Construction Sector Council. James and Ramir criss-cross the province help people get excited about the possibilities of careers in the construction industry. They rely on making personal connections, having a passion for the industry and on some cutting edge technology like virtual reality to help make their case.Join us in this month’s CreativeMornings’ breakfast lecture, where James and Ramir will discuss the ripple effect they they are hoping to cause while working with remote northern Manitoba communities They’ll discuss the role technology has made in the construction industry and how they’ve hoping to inspire the next generation of construction leaders across the province.

About the speaker

Ramir Diaz is the Coordinator of Education and Training for the Manitoba Construction Sector Council. He coordinates mentorship events with newcomers to provide an industry network and guide them towards a career in the construction industry. He also seeks out various skilled trades to continue developing the ever growing Trade Talk video series for the MCSC.

He enjoys coordinating summer camps that allow youth to experience hands on learning while learning about skilled trades first hand from industry experts and understanding the importance of safety when working with equipment.

Ramir is a licensed journeyperson electrician who received his Red Seal in 2014 from Red River College. He has extensive experience in residential, commercial and industrial electrical. After gaining his Technical Vocational Teaching Certificate in 2018 from Red River College, he is continuing his education in the Certificate in Adult Education Program at Red River College. Ramir is an active member with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2085, the Manitoba Teachers’ Society, the Vocational Teachers’ Association of Manitoba and is an alternative delegate for the Winnipeg Labour Council.

In his spare time, Ramir enjoys spending time with his family, savouring local and cultural cuisine, exploring new places and being active within the community.

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