Concrete BC
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WHY JOIN?

Stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry. Concrete BC keeps members informed about key market trends, regulatory changes, and emerging programs that impact their business. Through timely insights, industry advocacy, and strategic guidance, we help members anticipate change, adapt with confidence, and capitalize on new opportunities for growth.

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Concrete BC Office

1300-1500 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC V6G 2Z7

Phone: 604-626-4141

General, Safety, Events, Membership, and Committee inquiries can be directed through the contact form.

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About Concrete BC

The voice of British Columbia’s Ready-Mix Concrete Industry

For more than 60 years, Concrete BC has guided the province’s ready-mix producers, pumpers, and suppliers toward the highest standards — through training, advocacy, technical leadership, and the shared belief that concrete builds resilient communities.

Who We Are

The provincial association for ready-mix concrete in BC

Concrete BC represents British Columbia’s ready-mix concrete producers, volumetric producers, and the supplier network that keeps the industry running — guiding members to the highest standards and challenging them to lead on innovation, advance their operations, and develop their people.

Members
Producers + Suppliers
Reach
Province-wide
Role
Voice of the Industry
Our Purpose

Vision, Mission & Values

The foundation of how we serve members and represent British Columbia’s concrete industry.

Our Vision

Concrete is the foundation of resilient, thriving communities and a sustainable, robust economy in British Columbia.

Our Mission

Concrete BC is dedicated to advancing and strengthening the ready-mix concrete industry through training, promotion, member engagement, and advocacy.

Our Values

Over 60 years of experience guiding members to the highest standards — leading on innovation, advancing operations, developing people, and championing concrete’s role in the community.

Led by Our Directors

The volunteer leaders guiding Concrete BC

Our Board of Directors brings together senior leaders from across British Columbia’s ready-mix, volumetric, and supplier membership — volunteers who shape the association’s direction and approve the work reflected throughout this page.

+14
Board & Executive 18 volunteer leaders
Meet the Directors
Meet a few of our directors
Dean Neufeld
Dean Neufeld
Chair
Kelowna Ready-Mix Inc.
Ryan Mathwig
Ryan Mathwig
Vice Chair
Vancouver Ready-Mix
Dale Furber
Dale Furber
Treasurer
Heidelberg Materials
Strategic Plan 2025–2028

Five priorities. One industry.

Unanimously approved by the Board in April 2025, our Strategic Plan focuses the association’s work across five areas that together define Concrete BC’s role in the province.

Advocacy

Enhance perceptions of our industry
  • Execute a strategic approach to lobbying that benefits both members and customers
  • Position concrete as the first choice for local, sustainable, and resilient building
  • Maintain relationships with elected representatives, officials, and political staff

Sustainability

Enhance our environmental stewardship
  • Position concrete as a viable, resilient solution to address climate change
  • Collaborate with industry partners to implement the Concrete Zero Action Plan
  • Encourage members to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability

Education & Workforce

Enhance our professionalism
  • Support career development by refining and promoting online course offerings
  • Make training the number one non-dues revenue generator for the Association
  • Enable recruitment and retention efforts to ensure a vibrant workforce

Safety

Enhance our employees’ well-being
  • Share near misses to learn from incidents and prevent them across the industry
  • Hold forums on common safety issues and promote toolbox-talk resources
  • Liaise directly with WorkSafeBC and encourage safer working environments

Technical

Enhance our capabilities
  • Lobby government on codes, standards, and specifications beneficial to the industry
  • Advance Concrete BC Plant and Volumetric Certifications to uphold the highest standards
  • Be recognized as the certifying authority on technical issues in the industry

Download the Plan

Strategic Plan 2025–2028

Get the full Strategic Plan placemat — all five priorities, every initiative, on a single page.

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Approved April 2025
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Our Membership

Concrete BC members at a glance

Every number below reflects the producers, plants, truck drivers, and suppliers represented
by Concrete BC.

61
Producers
121
Plants
1,138
Truck Drivers
100
Suppliers
Why It Matters

What Concrete BC was formed to do

Four objectives have shaped the association since its founding in 1962
… and still guide its work today.

01

Represent industry to government

Proactively present the industry’s view to government and key stakeholders across British Columbia.

02

Promote concrete’s benefits

Promote concrete’s benefits to both industry and government as a core building material for BC.

03

Inform and prepare members

Keep members informed on market trends, regulations, and programs so they can prepare for change and seize opportunities.

04

Expand the market for concrete

Position concrete in the minds of consumers, government, and contractors as the best building material for sustainable construction.

Get involved with Concrete BC

Whether you’re a ready-mix producer, supplier, or industry partner, there’s a place for you in the work we do — and in shaping what comes next for British Columbia’s concrete industry.