Are You Covered?

Key insurance considerations for deep foundation contractors

Doctor of Machines

ECA Canada’s Kassie Davidson has always been interested in how equipment comes together

Building B.C.

For over 50 years, the British Columbia Construction Association has worked to ensure that B.C. is home to a world-class construction sector

B.C.’s Ten Mile Slide

Henry Foundation Drilling was in central British Columbia as part of Phase 2 of a stabilization project to improve the long-term safety and reliability of Highway 99

Mixing it Up

Soil mixing is an increasingly popular option for Canadian contractors

Up to the Challenge

B.C.-based Pacific Ground Engineering has built a reputation for finding innovative solutions to demanding projects

End the Stigma

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

See Before You Build

Leveraging virtual technology for design/build customer service and support

Creating the Future

Liebherr is looking to lead the way in sustainable construction practices, and one of the ways it’s doing this is by introducing new electric versions of its piling rigs

Go Out and Get It

A relative newcomer to deep foundation construction, Warren Baker has skillfully leveraged social media to ramp up both his networking and client base

Pile 911

PileMedic is a game-changing product in foundation and pile repair

Esquimalt Graving Dock South Jetty

SPAL/FRPD’s joint venture was a natural extension of the companies’ ongoing collaboration

It’s OK Not to Be OK

Normalizing mental health struggles is key to overcoming stigma in the construction industry

The Legal Costs of Workplace Harassment

The importance of diversity and inclusivity in the workplace

Hearing Protection in the Deep Foundations Sector

Understanding the hazards of noise to better protect workers from hearing loss

Black Sturgeon River Bridge

Steel pile encapsulation system

Let’s Talk Underpinning

This technique for repairing, strengthening or deepening existing foundations has been around more than 100 years, and new methods have evolved that rely heavily on micropiles for added support

 Recruitment with VR

A new virtual reality product may be the key to addressing Canada’s skilled-labour shortage

ESC Steel

ESC Group continues to achieve significant milestones as it goes beyond 34 years since its first sheet pile was driven at Magnetic Island, Australia, in 1986