Advanced Storage System
Sodium and chlorate reduction storage system delivered from initial development through final closeout at the world's largest pea and fava protein processing plant.
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
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$18M+Capital projects delivered
5Engineering disciplines
2Granted patents
Q1Peer-reviewed journals
Carbon Column Water Treatment
Detailed engineering of a carbon column system removing odorous compounds from condensate to deliver process-grade water.
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
HCL Construction Project
Detailed engineering scope of work, equipment specification and design support for a hydrochloric acid facility construction project.
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
Safe & Compliant Access Platforms
Platforms delivered from initial development through final closeout near complex operating environments, meeting safety and compliance requirements for continued operation.
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
Automatic Railcar Loading System
Detailed Engineering design and stress analysis for a granted patent on a novel automatic railcar loading and unloading system, improving turnaround efficiency.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Mining Sleds & Mobile Transformers
Mechanical structures and components for mining sleds and mobile transformers, designed and delivered to ISO 9001 standards.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Nuclear Engineering for small modular reactors (SMRs)
Accident-tolerant reactor fuel and UO₂-Mo composite fuel work supporting future small modular reactors in Canada, with findings published in Q1 journals.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Nanotechnology Engineering for fertilizers
Granted-patent nano-biofertilizer formulation for cost-efficient seed germination, alongside eco-friendly synthesis and characterisation of copper and gold nanoparticles.
Kakinada, India
Sectors we serve
Agriculture & food processing
- Process and utility piping design, sealed for permit
- Material handling, conveying and storage systems
- Steam, compressed air and refrigeration support systems
- Constructability review and phased shutdown planning
- Food-grade material selection and corrosion review
Industrial manufacturing
- Machine guarding, structural mounting and load review
- Pressure equipment and piping stress analysis
- Hoist, crane and lifting-device certification support
- Hazardous area classification assessments
- As-built documentation for undocumented legacy plant
Utilities & power
- Condition assessment and remaining-life review
- Mechanical balance-of-plant design and upgrades
- Failure investigation and root-cause analysis
- Capital planning, cost estimating and lifecycle analysis
- Outage scheduling, CPM analysis and recovery planning
Water & wastewater
- Pumping, process and treatment mechanical design
- Feasibility studies and options analysis for council
- Tender documents, evaluation and contract administration
- Site supervision, inspection and commissioning support
- Public and community engagement facilitation
Mining & minerals
- Materials handling, chutes, hoppers and wear systems
- Wear-resistant materials and coatings specification
- Structural and mechanical condition assessment
- Constructability and staging for remote sites
- Risk register development and monitoring
Clean energy & nuclear
- Nuclear material analysis and characterisation
- Small modular reactor systems support
- Component qualification documentation
- Technology assessment and feasibility studies
- Regulatory documentation assistance
Common questions
Can you seal drawings that someone else prepared?
Yes — that is a substantial part of our practice. We review the design properly first: assumptions, loads, calculations, code edition and constructability. If the work is sound we seal it. If it isn't, we tell you exactly what needs to change. We do not seal work we haven't been able to review.
Do you work outside Manitoba?
We do. Consulting, design, analysis and project management work is delivered across Canada. Sealing and certification are separate — those are tied to the provinces and disciplines our engineers are licensed in, so we confirm licensing for your jurisdiction before taking that scope on.
How small a project will you take?
Smaller than most firms will. A single review, one sealed letter, a second opinion on a vendor's calculations — these are normal for us and often the start of a longer relationship. Tell us the scope and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right firm for it.
Can you join a project that is already in trouble?
Frequently. Recovery work — delay analysis, schedule recovery, independent design review, cost forecasting — is something we're set up for. The earlier you bring us in the more options remain, but we've joined projects at every stage, including mid-construction.
What does the first conversation cost?
Nothing. The first consult is free and usually takes under an hour. You'll leave it knowing whether the work is feasible, roughly what it involves, and whether we're the right fit — regardless of whether you engage us.
Tell us what you're building.
A short conversation usually tells you whether we're the right fit and what the work would take. The first consult is free.
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