A motor vehicle accident severely damaged a 60-foot bridge on the north side of the Liard River near Beaver River in the Northwest Territories. The impact destroyed the guardrail system, making the bridge unsafe and forcing an immediate road closure. Rapid repairs were critical to restore safe access and keep the client’s operations moving.
Client: Enbridge / Marwest
Location: Beaver River, Northwest Territories
Completion: Emergency repair
Delivery: Immediate response, ahead of any potential downtime
The damaged guardrail created a serious safety hazard, halting traffic and the client’s project entirely. Immediate action was essential to prevent extended downtime.
Key challenges included:
Our team acted without delay:
Upon arrival, our crew:
The client was able to resume operations almost immediately, minimizing disruption and avoiding costly delays.
The team’s ability to design, fabricate, and deliver a complete solution under extreme time pressure and in harsh conditions was a standout achievement.
The rapid reopening of the bridge prevented extended project delays, restored safe access for all users, and showcased the team’s expertise in handling high-pressure, remote-location challenges.
This project underscores the power of experience, adaptability, and rapid coordination. From emergency fabrication to a 12-hour winter transport across an ice bridge, the team delivered a solution that kept operations moving, proving that when every hour counts, responsiveness is everything.