b"CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE LOOKING FORWARDNATIONAL SUMMARYCONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE LOOKING FORWARDNATIONAL SUMMARYFigure 3: Detailed construction employment by gender, Canada, 2019Figure 3: Detailed construction employment by gender, Canada, 2019FIGURE 3: DETAILED CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT BY GENDER, CANADA, 20192019 ON-SITE F 51,800 (4.7%)NET IN-MOBILITY2019 1,104,100 F 51,800 (4.7%)ON-SITE NET IN-MOBILITYCONSTRUCTION1,104,100 M 1,052,300 (95.3%)EMPLOYMENT M 1,052,300 (95.3%)CONSTRUCTION 1,443,500 OFF-SITE F 139,900 (41.2%)EMPLOYMENT1,443,500 339,400 F 139,900 (41.2%)OFF-SITE M 199,500 (58.8%)339,400 M 199,500 (58.8%)Prince Edward Island continues toSource: BuildForce Canada calculations based on Statistics Canada's Labour Force Survey (LFS) and 2016 Census of the Population.grapple with its growth pains driven bySource: BuildForce Canada calculations based on Statistics Canada's Labour Force Survey (LFS) and 2016 Census of the Population.expansions in housing and institutional requirements, while Nova Scotia bracesNATIONAL SUMMARYHIGHLIGHTS 20202029 9for increased demands driven by several health care projects expected to getNATIONAL SUMMARYHIGHLIGHTS 20202029 9under way over the next few years.Customized Access Quebecs infrastructure investments in roads, highways, bridges, health care,Scaffold Solutionseducation and public transit are expected to accelerate in 2020 and 2021, building on a fourth consecutive year of growth in 2019.Suspended StairShoring HIGHLIGHTS Towers Material HoistsTotal construction employment Heavy Duty is expected to add 50,200 workers (+5 per cent), driven by gainsOverheadin both residential and non-Pool Spansresidentialsectors. ProtectionHousing starts and employment Edge Protection/Debris Chutesrelated to new-home construction recedes with aging and weakeningFencingpopulation growth; renovation activity emerges as a key source of stable residential employment. Major public transportation and infrastructure, utility, oil and gas, pipeline, and health services projects add to non-residential demand, with stronger non-residential construction gains between 2020 and 2021.An aging labour force and the65 Hymus Road, Toronto, Ontario M1L 2C6 expected retirement of just overTel: 416.285.5222Fax: 416.285.7647257,100 construction workers remains a key driver of demandToll Free: 1.866.872.9431 requirements over the next decade.www.donfryscaffold.comACCESS CANADA SPRING/SUMMER 202021"