Non-destructive Testing for Integrity Testing of Concrete Piles
Shedding light on the hidden parts of concrete piles
Weed in the Workplace
What employers need to know to prevent their workplaces from going to pot By Jenna R. Seavers, Fillmore Riley LLP With the imminent legalization of marijuana, some employers in the construction industry worry their workplace cultures - and safety in particular - will go to pot, so to speak. Before the legalization takes effect, it is important employers get all the facts about the law and learn how they can create policies that will help maintain a safe workplace.
Dispute Resolution Clauses Can’t Be Ignored
Proceed with caution! By Steven Z. Raber It is not uncommon to find dispute resolution clauses in contracts of all kinds. They often lurk towards the end of commercial contracts, or in the “fine print” of consumer agreements. Many folks do not give them much, if any, notice until it's too late.
Challenges accepted
Heavy Metal Marine is a Vancouver Island company with a lot of local experience and a wealth of resources to bring to projects on the West coast By Kelly Gray Brian Freethy and his business partner, Ashley Williams, enjoy a good challenge. The pair own and operate Victoria-based Heavy Metal Marine, a company they started right after finishing high school. The company, named after a small tug that Williams and his father had built, has grown its marine construction capabilities since starting in 2004 with the construction of a private pier near Sydney, B.C. Today, Heavy Metal Marine has become a Vancouver Island “go to” company for a full range of marine services and solutions, from wharfs and breakwaters to boardwalks and ferry terminals.
Ocean Building
Island Marine Construction Services Ltd. is B.C.'s Gulf Island's premier custom dock builder
Amphibex Responds to Market
Normrock Industries is based on innovation and constant response to what the market needs
Match Made in Heaven
Two family businesses come together to create one powerhouse, PRECO-MSE
WEDA Provides Dredging Forum
After 40 years, the Western Dredging Association is continuing its mission of providing technical papers, exchanging of ideas and meeting places for the dredging industry in the Americas
Success Under Water
If it's under water, Midco Diving & Marine Services Inc. wants to look at it
Cleaning Up the Past for the Future
Bermingham Foundation Solutions helps clean up Randle Reef
Building Professional Responsibility
Foundation drill rig operator program begins in North America
New piling and drilling rig from Liebherr
Industry News
DFI announces keynote speakers for 42nd Annual Conference on Deep Foundations
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Soilmec Open House 2017
Industry News
ECA promotes Jeff Harmston to vice president of sales and marketing
New role will expand focus from the southeastern United States to ECA’s entire territory
MHWirth’s PBA 615 advances India’s ambitious infrastructure projects
Industry News
The Perils of Social Media
When private becomes public By Keith A. Senden, Fillmore Riley LLP As social media becomes increasingly present in the workplace, employees and employers alike must educate themselves on the implications of social media use both in the workplace and outside of the workplace. The line that divides an individual's private life is blurred by society's overwhelming use of social media. Platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter serve as revolutionary ways to communicate ideas, thoughts and files; however, users should remain conscious of the implications of posting certain content on their own time and during work hours.
International Attachments Inc.
Customer service focus starts at the top
Enaeria
A sky-high idea that's really taken off