Hamilton-Halton Construction Association will induct former Hamilton City Councillor and construction industry veteran Lloyd Ferguson into the HHCA Construction Hall of Fame at their 103rd Annual General Meeting & Dinner in Hamilton, on February 23rd.
Ferguson will be recognized for his significant contributions to the Hamilton region with a presentation that will include many stories and photos highlighting his career and projects. Notably, Ferguson spent 32 years years with Dufferin Construction Company, starting as an Estimator/Coordinator, eventually working his way up to General Manager–a position he held for 12 years. Under his leadership, the business grew from 100M to $450M in annual production.
Notable projects Ferguson has been involved with include:
• Redevelopment of Pearson Airport
• Highway 407 development and construction
• Welland Canal Rehabilitation
• Peace Bridge resurfacing and repair and more.
As an ambassador for the construction industry, Ferguson dedicated much of his time and expertise to industry associations, serving as President/Chair of the following associations:
• Hamilton-Halton Construction Association, 1993
• Ontario Sewer and Watermain Contractors’ Association, 1995
• Ontario Road Builders’ Association, 2000-2003
• Hamilton & Niagara District of Sewer and Watermain & Road Building Contractors, 1993-2003
• Road Builders and Heavy Construction Council for the Canadian Construction Association, 2000-2005
• Director with the Canadian Construction Association 2000-2005
Ferguson served as a councillor for the town of Ancaster from 1984-1994 and was a Hamilton City Councillor from 2006 until his retirement earlier this year. He also served on the Board of the Hamilton Airport and on the Hamilton Conservation Authority.
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