Skip to content

Great Lakes Copper Plant

Great Lakes Copper Plant

The Great Lakes Copper Plant in London, Ontario, posed a technical challenge in shotcrete shoring. HC Matcon helped to facilitate the installation of a new copper roll press. The shoring was completed inside a fully operational copper plant at night and on weekends. Special care was taken to ensure dust and overspray was contained within the work area causing minimal clean up and ensuring the plant was fully functional throughout the process.

HC Matcon, along with Blue-Con Excavating and McKay Cocker (GC), completed the 2,200ft2 shoring in less than three weeks.

Client: MacKay Cocker
Location: London, Ontario

Currie Reservoir

Currie Reservoir

Horizontal Underpinning This project consisted of an interlocking secant pile wall, combined with horizontal underpinning to accommodate a new connection to a pump house at the Currie reservoir in Calgary.
Read More

University of Ottawa STEM Complex

University of Ottawa STEM Complex HCM installed a 36,000 SF shoring system for the new STEM Complex at the University of Ottawa. To reduce the shoring schedule during the harsh
Read More
St. Joseph's Health Centre Parking

St. Joseph’s Health Centre Parking

Shotcrete Reduces Costs for Owner The St. Joseph’s Health Centre is adding a new Our Lady of Mercy wing complete with three levels of underground parking. HC Matcon was responsible
Read More

Cobourg Railway Station

Cobourg Railway Station On this project, HCM, in conjunction with its in-house engineering company, RWH Engineering Inc. (RWH), was able to offer the owner one source for the design, supply,
Read More

Silver Creek Solar Farm

Silver Creek Solar Farm For this project, HCM provided installation services to EllisDon for the helical pile foundations for future solar racking. Due to the stringent timelines and project milestones,
Read More

George Street Bridge

George Street Bridge This bridge replacement project required the drilling of two abutments consisting of a total of 32 drilled caissons in the existing creek bed. In addition to the
Read More