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Risk and projects By Masoud Manzari, P.Eng. and Mark Tigchelaar, P. Eng., GeoSolv Design/Build The first article of this series covered “What is Risk?” Now we will discuss how risk and projects interact.
How to build camaraderie, co-operation and a cohesive team By Liz Goodgold When we hear the term “networking,” most of us think about meeting folks outside of our company. However, the true power of networking resides with making a connection inside of your company.
How to spot and change unconscious bias in the workplace By Ron Price and Stacy Ennis Unconscious bias matters. Greatly. Not just for the people on the receiving end of bias, but also for the leaders, teams and companies who are missing out on a team that is diversified through age, race, gender and other factors.
Getting involved with local, provincial and federal government can help steer the change that impacts your business By Melissa Campeau When you consider a deep foundations contractor's long list of responsibilities, political activism doesn't usually spring to mind - but business owners who ignore government affairs do so at their own risk.
Midwest Caissons helps spearhead much-needed drill rig operator certification program By Heather Hudson Every industry has its blind spots. For technology companies, it's the failure to protect the privacy of customer data. In retail, it's dangerous and unfair labour practices in overseas manufacturing facilities. Once identified, measures can be taken to address and eradicate a blind spot, but it often takes a tragedy before industries are moved to act.
Henry Foundation Drilling Inc. innovates to complete unique piling project in Nunavut By Olive Taylor When Don Henry, the president of Henry Foundation Drilling Inc. (HFDI), learned his team had been awarded the contract to construct a secant pile wall in the middle of Whale Tail Lake in Nunavut, he knew the project would be unlike any other.
In Integrity Evaluation of New and Existing Foundations By Farid Moradi and Hamed Layssi, FPrimeC Solutions Inc., and Ignacio Zulaga, geotecnia.ONLINE Evaluating the load bearing capacity of existing and newly constructed deep foundations and piles has been of interest to engineers and piling contractors for years.
Experts on both sides of the Atlantic weigh in on some of the challenges facing the construction sectors in Canada and in Europe, and how they're being addressed By Mark Halsall There are numerous challenges facing the building industry these days, not just in Canada but in many other parts of the world. For one, there's generally a lack of skilled trades workers entering the construction business.
A major player in Scandinavia's drilling industry sells its first rig in Canada By Jim Timlick Scandinavian Pile Driving (SPD) has become a major player in the foundation drilling industry in Scandinavia since the company was established by founder Magnus Andersson in 1993, and has been mentioned as one of the region's fastest growing companies.
Reliable Welding Services' ability to adapt to the sudden ebbs and flows of industry ensures their clients can rely on them By Bilal Rana Rick Morawski started his business as a construction company in 1978. Forty years later, fueled by a unique blend of optimism, versatility and grit, he's still in business.
ECA promotes Anthony Sciortino to northeast regional sales manager.