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When winter rolls in, it brings more than just chilly winds and frosty mornings. For construction and groundswork projects, cold weather can be a serious challenge, particularly when it comes to ground reinforcement. Whether you’re reinforcing ground for building foundations, roadways, or other infrastructure, understanding how cold weather affects soil behavior and reinforcement materials is crucial. In this month’s blog, we’re diving into some key considerations to ensure your project stays strong, even in the coldest conditions. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eA3FE78j

Business in Vancouver's (BIV) Editor-In-Chief, Hayley Woodin Hastings, sits down with Shawn Keyes, Executive Director of WoodWorks BC and a licensed structural engineer, to discuss key takeaways from the Mass Timber Demonstration Fire Test Program. In this interview, Keyes breaks down why this new research is critical for project teams and insurance specialists and how it will aid in the adoption of new timber projects. https://zurl.co/C2s9

Learn how we??electrified a 110-unit co-op with zero interruptions to tenants in this interview of our President, Michael Bendjouya, by Habitat Magazine. Spoiler alert: This building NEVER had boilers! ?? https://lnkd.in/e8HvzsgM

Attention: This is not a test! We interrupt your regularly scheduled scroll for a vital announcement from the FREEZ Construction team! ALL SYSTEMS GO: The entire FREEZ squad is making our way to Ponte Vedra, FL next week for the Controlled Environment Building Association (CEBA) Conference! And we’re not just attending – we’re kicking things off in style by sponsoring the opening night reception! That’s right, drinks are on us. Who’s thirsty for success? This is your chance to connect, collaborate, and raise a glass to the future of our industry. Don’t miss it – we’re bringing the energy, and we’re ready to chill with the best in cold storage! _________________________________________ #CEBA #coldstorage #CEBA2024 #afewdegreesbetter #cooltimes #thermalconstruction #FREEZ _________________________________________

From strengthening foundations to repairing walls — whatever the problem, Charterbuild’s expertise leaves your property stronger than ever. Learn more in-depth about what Charterbuild has to offer here! https://lnkd.in/ePyspi82

As fires become increasingly devastating, particularly in residential buildings, our commitment to building safer communities is more important than ever. As part of that work, we’re educating our communities about the importance of building with Fire-Retardant Treated Wood (FRTW) Check out our latest white paper by Dr. Dave Bueche, Director of Fire & Life Safety Codes, where he explains the crucial role of FRTW and how it can be a game-changer in your next building project. https://cstu.io/b9c834

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(It's a series of posts, but when you only post once every four years, it may be appropriate) When you put your head down things happen but it can disconnect a professional from society and reality. It's been a hectic and fun ride the past few years at WGM and here's a few highlights of the past few months; our Natural Resources team has gathered the wagons to make these happen and I'm proud and humbled by their ability to step-up to make these projects successful reality and not just an exercise in punching a clock. Abby Indreland, PE, Bruce Anderson, Spencer Schock, Patrick Treacy, Jessica Erben. Missoula County Rock Creek Bridge Scour Mitigation: As many of us in Montana are aware we have aging bridge infrastructure that requires some much needed attention and maintenance. WGM teamed with Missoula County Public Works to address the scour critical concerns for the Rock Creek Bridge over the Clark Fork River. Design and permitting were accomplished with an extraordinary effort over less than two-months. Missoula County Public Works operators dove in headfirst and exceeded our predicted production rates by 3X! Three instream bents protected for the future and one abutment to boot. Rivers move fast but we moved faster.

The project is in the master plan for the Bridge District.

Here's a refined version for a corporate LinkedIn post: "We're here to support you and your team on your bridge drainage projects! Check out our CEO, #MarkVisschers, in his recent webinar where he shares insights on building climate- and corrosion-resistant structures. ?? https://lnkd.in/erQsWQx7 By request, I visited this bridge in the middle of a heavy downpour, where our bridge drainage system was effectively installed on both sides of the structure!"