Become a Member

Have a voice…with government and other key stakeholders

The TLA advocates on our members’ behalf so that our collective voice informs policy makers of key issues that affect our membership.

Save…with our benefits, insurance and affinity programs for members

The TLA is continuously enhancing the programs we offer to members. As a member of the TLA, your organization will be able to provide your employees and their families with important services such as health benefits, insurance, and several affinity programs that provide substantial savings for TLA members.

Build…your networks and business

The TLA provides a forum for members to meet and build business relationships with other contractors, business owners, forestry association and policy makers, as well as and politicians.

Be Informed…with up-to-date new and information

TLA members receive timely information and updates on TLA activities, government policy changes, and other industry related information via the TLA website, our members only website portal, Truck Logger BC Magazine (quarterly), monthly members only exclusive newsletters, and hotsheets.

Promote... your business through our networking and sponsorship opportunities

TLA members receive industry support and are able to draw on the experience and knowledge of our directors, staff and other members when dealing with issues such as industry and government legislation, contract negotiations, land use regulations and policies.

 


Application form

Fill in the below membership form and someone will get back to you shortly in regards to you application.

If you have additional questions about the TLA or any of our programs, please contact the Director Membership and Events, Kathie Madden for more information: Kathie Madden Phone: 604.684.4291 Ext: 5 E-mail: Kathie@tla.ca

If you wish to email, mail, or fax your application form, please click here to download our Application form (PDF).

click here to fill out our Online application form status

membership categories and fees

industrial membership

The TLA was formed by Industrial Members to represent the interests of Industrial Members and we continue to strive to meet that objective. The TLA Industrial Members come from all facets of the industry: logging contractors, manufacturers, forest agreement/license holders, brokers and phase contractors are a few examples of what is considered an industrial member. As a general rule of thumb, if you are in the business of harvesting, manufacturing, movement of logs, and/or sale of wood products you qualify as an Industrial Member. TLA Industrial Members are eligible to run for election to the TLA Board of Directors and hold voting rights at annual general meetings in terms of policy or by-law changes.

Associate membership

The TLA also welcomes membership from associate companies and organizations. Associate companies are any person, firm or organization who is engaged in work or services allied or associated in any way with the forest industry: equipment companies, insurance brokers, and investment companies are just some examples of our Associate Members. The TLA Associate Members have full access to the TLA membership benefits and Affinity programs; however Associate Members do not hold voting rights at annual general meetings in terms of policy or by-law changes or elections. In order to ensure our Associate Members have a voice, some Associate Members are invited to participate as non-voting Associate Board Directors.

membership fee schedule
Membership Type Number of Employees Dues Amount HST 12% Total Payable
Associate Any Number $385.00 $46.20 $431.20
Industrial 1 to 4 $385.00 $46.20 $431.20
Industrial 5 to 10 $860.00 $103.20 $963.20
Industrial 11 to 20 $1330.00 $159.60 $1489.60
Industrial 21 to 40 $1800.00 $216.00 $2016.00
Industrial 41 to 55 $2280.00 $273.60 $2553.60
Industrial More than 55 $2750.00 $330.00 $3080.00
Effective May 01, 2011 *For the purposes of the Fee Schedule the TLA defines Numbers of Employees as the number of persons employed by the member company on average, throughout the year. This includes subcontractors who are not members of the TLA.