Temporary closure of the CCQ’s service counters

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Commission de la construction du Québec (CCQ) will close its customer-service counters throughout Québec starting Monday, March 16. This closure will be in effect until further notice. 

This measure is being taken to avoid spreading the virus and to protect the health of the organization’s employees and clientele. Under the circumstances, the CCQ also foresees staff shortages. For this reason, the closure of the counters will enable the agents concerned to be assigned to processing of applications and taking calls in order to maintain the highest possible level of service.

The other ways of contacting us remain available:

  • By phone: 1 888 842-8282 (during the usual service hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday) 
  • Via the online services: sel.ccq.org (for workers, employers, and retirees already registered with the CCQ)
  • Via the Web form (for general questions only)

Processing of files 

The CCQ continues to process its clients’ files and applications. Please note, however, that processing times may be longer than usual. The CCQ thanks you for your understanding and patience.

Clients who must send documents to the CCQ are asked to do so:

  • Via the “Contact Us” option available in the online services (sel.ccq.org) 
  • By mail to the following address: C. P. 2030, succ. Chabanel Montréal (Québec) H2N 0C4   

Suspension of qualification examinations leading to the status of journeyperson

Qualification examinations are also suspended until further notice. We will contact all workers already registered for an exam as soon as possible. Measures intended to minimize the impact of this situation on our clientele will be announced in coming days. 

Situation on construction sites

Site visits will be maintained, but specific directives have been issued to the concerned CCQ personnel for protection of their health and that of the people on sites. As under normal circumstances, other intervention strategies (such as audits and remote observation) will also be used to ensure compliance on construction sites.

The industry’s insurance plans

For information on the situation, please read the news item here.

REMINDER – Cancellation of upgrading activities

As announced on March 13, all of the CCQ’s upgrading activates have been suspended until further notice. Measures intended to minimize the impact of this situation on our clientele will be announced in coming days.

Other measures may be taken in coming days. To follow changes in the situation and find out about the current status of our services: ccq.org/covid19