The application of temporary and portable bridge systems is necessary for facilitating detours, temporary access and off-road work procedures in the safest, most efficient and effective manner possible. Completing work tasks off the beaten path can be challenging, and so the purpose of our temporary and portable bridge systems is to increase productivity and ease…
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There are several regulatory bodies in Canada and its provinces. As a company, GNB prides itself on exceeding the mandatory requirements for contracted construction work, certifying our employees on more than the required programs where we operate. We commit ourselves to maintaining these certifications and training our employees on any and all of the programs…
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Meeting and, when possible, exceeding the expectations and guidelines set out by regulatory bodies in our industry is of the utmost importance to us. Our work can be dangerous. However, by ensuring diligent compliance to regulations on our worksites, GNB mitigates the potential hazards that come along with our work. To this end, all employees…
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Our last blog looked at the major steps involved in the land reclamation process. Preserving the great lands of Canada is paramount to our country's success now and into the future. To that end, GNB continues to provide a standard of excellence in all of its land remediation work. Restoring land at the end of…
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After a project has concluded, the (often leased) land is in a state that makes it unsuitable for agriculture or development. To facilitate the natural processes that will revitalize and restore the land, we have to take part in removing inhibitors and contaminants that are present in the soil and water. To this end, there…
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Assessing bridges is critical to maintaining safe condition from season to season. Here in Western Canada, we have had a flurry of extreme weather systems pass through in recent years which have brought wildfires and flooding into many communities. Rapid changes in weather conditions such as these can lead to structural damage. When it comes…
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The Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) is a non-profit that certifies welders, welding inspectors, and companies that work on welding and joining steel structures. Recently, Great Northern Bridgeworks received certification with the CWB as a Division 2 Erector and Fabricator. This means that our work is certified and has the quality assurance granted by the primary…
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We take bridges seriously at GNB, removing the guesswork from your planning. Having been involved in countless installations over the years, we have accrued knowledge of what works best, when, and where. Since we work across a range of industries, we have first-hand experience in just about every application a bridge could be used for.…
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While the focus in construction is often on new builds and project sites, the end result of much construction leaves behind waste that can be harmful to the environment. Termed “dirty dirt”, soil that has been contaminated by anthropogenic chemicals needs to be safely removed so the land can return to its natural state. This…
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Making connections with business partners helps everyone inside and outside the business world. Growth can come from all sides, and the National Aboriginal Business Opportunities Conference (NABOC) is an annual event that brings together industry leaders, both indigenous and non-indigenous, to share their knowledge in the spirit of development. These events lead to greater collaboration…
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