BRUCEJACK 138 kV TRANSMISSION LINE

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A testament to engineering ingenuity and environmental stewardship in the rugged terrains of Stewart, British Columbia. This project, characterized by the construction of a 56 km, 138 kV steel pole transmission line, showcased an exceptional blend of technical expertise and commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the region. With 140 structures, including a switching station and two substations, the initiative connected the Brucejack Gold Mine to the Long Lake Transmission Line, significantly enhancing the area's infrastructure.

The project's hallmark was its traversing of some of British Columbia's most challenging landscapes, including a remarkable 2.4 km span over a vast glacier, demonstrating unparalleled engineering skill and a deep respect for the environment. The execution of such a complex undertaking without any incidents is a tribute to the meticulous planning, comprehensive QA/QC support, and rigorous environmental monitoring that underpinned every phase of the project.

Our role in this monumental project was multifaceted, encompassing design, right-of-way clearing, material procurement, and construction management. Our commitment to excellence was evident in every task we undertook, ensuring the project not only met but exceeded the highest standards of quality and safety.

The Brucejack Transmission Line Project stands as a symbol of our dedication to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in construction and environmental conservation. It highlights our ability to navigate the complexities of large-scale projects with precision and care, solidifying our reputation as leaders in the field.