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The pandemic was a shock to the system, but is unlikely to knock Canada’s infrastructure market off course, On-Site finds in its latest Infrastructure Report
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While the final contract is not expected to be awarded until early next year, crews will get to work this fall on certain early works, such as shoring, excavation and site remediation
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The ceremonial hand-off last week concludes approximately two and a half years of work on the health care redevelopment project
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While infection control is currently a top priority on construction sites, it’s important to remain mindful of many of the other risks that remain on-site.
Whether working in residential, commercial, institutional, or infrastructure construction, the risks vary in size and complexity, and they can evolve throughout a project. According to a recent whitepaper by Northbridge Insurance, internal claims data shows the top loss causes for property in 2019 were water, fire, and theft. The average severity of water damage was $129,000, while average fire damage was $169,000 and average theft was $23,000. But these are only averages; the highest claim for water damage in 2019, for example, was over $1.5 million.
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Across Canada, more than 300,000 construction workers were laid off in April
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With the onset of COVID-19, the federal government has placed as increased focus on cycling and pedestrian paths, among other areas, to help cities adjust to the pandemic
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The new series of compact track loaders combines the company’s focus on high-productivity machines with increasing demands for operator comfort
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The latest model focuses on reducing fuel burn without sacrificing performance
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Join On-Site for a free virtual panel discussion. The hour-long webinar, at 1 p.m. (EST) Aug. 20, will feature representatives from Graham, PCL, Pomerleau and the Canadian Construction Association (CCA)
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