A huge congratulations to our General Manager, Carlos Soubrier, P.Eng., for being featured in the Spring 2025 edition of Engineers and Geoscientist British Columbia (EGBC) Innovation Magazine! His article,
Corrosion is a perpetual challenge for companies and government authorities managing infrastructure, facilities, or utilities. Whether it’s pipelines, bridges, or power plants, effective rehabilitation is essential to ensure safety,
As a standard for shop and field welding of steel bridges, the AWS D1.5 code outlines the requirements to ensure welded structures’ safety, durability, and quality. Preparing a Procedure
In the fast-paced world of construction, balancing project budgets and meeting tight schedules are ever-present challenges. These pressures, while an expected part of the industry, can sometimes come at
Tune into this episode of the Freakonomics Podcast to discover the various challenges hindering productivity in the construction industry.
As 2023 draws to a close, British Columbia stands on the brink of a transformative era. The last year has been bustling with construction efforts, essential for supporting the
Thermal spray coatings (metallizing), an innovative process that involves the application of metallic coatings to various surfaces, has been a game-changer in enhancing the durability of materials. This article
In the realm of construction, the concept of ‘over-inspection’ is often dismissed or underestimated. However, this phenomenon holds significant implications for project productivity and costs, and its roots can
The Coastal GasLink Pipeline is a 670-kilometer pipeline that will transport natural gas from near Dawson Creek in British Columbia to a massive LNG Canada processing facility in
New construction and rehab steel projects present certain areas where accessibility constraints hamper proper surface preparation before the application of protective coatings. Steel designs with hard-to-reach areas such as