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Empowering Tomorrow’s Fabricators Today! 

The welding industry is advancing rapidly, but many school workshops are struggling with outdated equipment and limited funding. To bridge this gap, BTH Sales has partnered with the CWB Association to launch the Fabricating the Future Program—an exciting opportunity for Canadian schools to win the strongest and most durable fabrication table made!

The Siegmund Workbench provides a safe, durable, and versatile work surfaces that allow students to practice and perfect their skills with modern equipment. By upgrading school workshops, this program not only enhances student engagement but also strengthens welding programs for future enrollment.

What’s Included

  • Two winning schools will receive a Siegmund Workbench and tool package (valued at $3,000 each).
  • Free shipping, installation support, and training provided by BTH Sales.
  • Promotion and recognition for the winning schools through CWB Association Chapters, social media, and WELD magazine.

Who Can Apply

  • Students or faculty from secondary and vocational schools in Canada.
  • Applicants must be 18 years or older.
  • Applications require faculty sign-off with proper authority.

Timeline

Applications are Now Closed

We would also like to recognize and thank all of the applicants and educators who continue to strengthen their programs and create meaningful learning experiences for their students. Your dedication to expanding opportunities, improving access, and advancing skilled trades education does not go unnoticed.

Celebrating the 2026 Selected Schools

Following a thorough evaluation by an advisory board of industry and education leaders, and after careful consideration among many strong applicants, two schools were selected for their standout applications and potential for impact:

  • Murdoch MacKay Collegiate (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
  • St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School (Lindsay, Ontario)

This program is more than just new equipment—it’s an investment in the next generation of welders and fabricators, ensuring they have the tools and opportunities to succeed in a modern, evolving industry.

Fabricating the Future

 

Fabricating the Future