LRT Slope Protection at Retaining Wall
LRT Slope Protection at Retaining Wall HC Matcon (HCM) and RWH Engineering (RWH) reacted quickly after being contacted to provide a design-build solution for a slope failure that occurred during
Foundations, Earth Retention, and Concrete Specialty solutions across Canada
The HCM Group is comprised of HC Matcon Inc(Ontario) , Ottawa Division – HCM Micropile, a division of HC Matcon Inc., and HCM Contractors Inc – (Western Canada).
Our offerings include a variety of foundation and shoring techniques- including caissons, caisson walls, shotcrete, soldier piles and lagging, footing tie down anchors, rock and soil anchors, helical and micropiles, and underpinning.
Our values are Teamwork, Value Through Innovation, Service and Sustainability, all of which our comprised within our motto:
Innovation in Foundations
We believe in our global stewardship and responsible management of resources.
We actively manage our consumption of resources, and seek ways to reduce our impact on the earth.
We believe sustainability is everyone’s responsibility and we require every HCM Group employee to make sustainability central to every business decision. We believe in the integration of environmental, economic and social sustainability practices.
Senior management of HCM Group continually reappraises work practices and develops new technologies to reduce consumption of resources. As such, you will find our workers using eco-friendly products and reducing the amount of concrete, wood and steel used in foundations based on stamped engineering drawings that eliminate the practice of “overdesign” that leads to excessive use of resources.
Siemens Energy Blade Plant – Phase 2
Siemens Energy Blade Plant – Phase 2 HC Matcon’s project at the Siemens Energy Blade Plant consisted of the design, supply & installation of 70 helical piers within the existing
TTC Wilson Complex Modification
Engineering Solutions The Toronto Transit Commission will be purchasing all new subway cars in the near future, creating the requirement of larger maintenance carhouses. The original contract drawings employed caisson
McMaster Nuclear Building
McMaster Nuclear Building The nuclear research building was an upgrade to the existing structure to allow for world class nuclear research for leading nuclear scientists. This project was funded by