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Click for route map Pipe for oil field File: Photo KDG
The expansion project is back to work after a shut down to deal with a worker death. Two months of reviews has given a go ahead to restart work.
Career opportunity company…
Work related skills as well as education are part of TMX makeup.
Near to qualified training program…
The expansion project has readiness program and like to hire locals on the route. Training and experience is a potent mix and considered a value to the contractors.
Pig catcher for an instrument that X-rays internal pipe. File photo KDG
Editors Note…
A good safety attitude goes a long way to a happy life..
The pipeline expansion / upgrade to Burnaby from Alberta is reporting more then 7000 workers at this time. the company says that they still are hiring ( click on photo above to see list of contractors ). Source : Trans Mountain Today December 3rd 2020.
Phased Work Schedule
The company is using a phased agenda to construction based on regions. they are also developing plans for their alternate route to protect the water aquifers of he Coldwater Indian Band South of Merritt BC.
The Trans Mountain Expansion Project is committed to providing pipeline and facilities construction employment opportunities for Indigenous, local and regional community members and will do so by working with Indigenous groups, communities, companies, industry associations and other stakeholders along the pipeline corridor.
TMX Today
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The TMX project is upgading their Burnaby tank farm.
Burnaby Terminal is the end point of the Trans Mountain Pipeline System. It is a distribution point for crude oil and refined products to local terminals – the Parkland refinery and the Westridge Marine Terminal. Burnaby Terminal currently has 13 tanks with a combined storage capacity of 1.6-m bbl with secondary and tertiary containment. un quote.
Work on the marine terminal and route expected to restart as plans develop.
Over the coming months Trans Mountain expects it will receive clearance of all other outstanding regulatory approvals and permits for the remaining construction areas. The timelines for approval of all outstanding regulatory matters could have an impact on Project costs, schedules and final in-service dates; however, if approvals are received as anticipated, the Trans Mountain Expansion Project will be in-service by mid-2022.
The expansion project by its prime contractors have hired 2200 workers, have received the first wave of permits and expect to have a plan to have the expansion in service by 2022.
“I am pleased to announce another significant milestone for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project with the commencement of construction activities and the issuance of the notice to some contractors to begin mobilizing equipment and crews in select areas in August and September 2019. With the first wave of regulatory approvals complete, we are confident that we have a path forward by which the Expansion Project construction can commence,” says Ian Anderson, President and CEO of Trans Mountain Corporation.
source Trans mountain today. August 21st 201
Editors note: in case you didn’t notice the expansion 30 day notice above was given in August work resumed, today there is a job fair including Trans Mountain at the Nicola Valley Institute of Technology.
The Trans Mountain Pipeline people are saying that they are hiring up to 600 people for the expansion in the Kamloops Merritt area.
Sureus Murphy 5A section contractor.
The contractor for 5A portion of the expansion Sureus Murphy says it is planning to hire up to 600 people on there section of the work. Locals and indigenous are welcome.
TMX says construction of their section is expected to last somewhere between 30 and 34 months, peaking for a six-month stretch in the middle.
“When we’re fully ramped up we’ll have over 600 people working on our section of the pipeline,” she says. “We really do intend to hire as many local and Indigenous employees as possible.”
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