How Ergonomics Minimize Worker Injuries on Construction Jobsites September 5, 2019 Industrial construction is very physically demanding, and construction is one of the most dangerous industries in North America. In the industrial construction industry, many workers accept injuries as a normal occurrence; however, with education and proper preventative measures, most worker injuries can be avoided. Learn how you can improve ergonomics and reduce worker injuries on...Read More
Tips for Keeping Construction Crews Safe in Winter October 30, 2019 Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in North America, with over 26,000 Canadian construction crew workers injured on the job in 2017, according to the Association of Workers’ Compensation Boards of Canada. With many workplace accidents going unreported, this number is likely much higher in reality. When completing construction work in winter, which...Read More
Lighting a Tunnel Without Diesel: Saving CAD$700K with Electric Towers December 19, 2025 Lighting a tunnel, without diesel? That was the challenge facing crews on a major Quebec infrastructure construction project. With teams working deep underground, ventilation was limited and the risks of carbon monoxide buildup meant diesel-powered light towers were off the table. And so they came to us for support. The client told us they needed...Read More