An LH construction worker welding a metal wall at a drainage site.

Deep Civil Drainage Infrastructure for WTP Upgrades

Client

Naicatchewenin First Nation

Service

Indigenous Collaborations & Remote Communities

Location

Rainy Lake 17A First Nation, ON

An LH construction worker welding a metal wall at a drainage site.

An excavator at work on an LH North site on a cold winter's day.

A dump truck in the forefront and a crane at work on an LH construction site on a cold day.

A closeup of a black crane on site in winter and an LH worker walking away from the equipment.

A black crane lifts a crate-like structure on a snowy morning on an LH construction site. Closeup.

A construction worker standing in a temporary pit on a LH construction drainage site.

Metal wall construction at an LH North construction site.

A CAT drill machine in the forefrond with a crane at the back on an LH North construction site.

A crane lifts a square beam structure, ready to place it on a new LH construction site.

Temporary scaffolding and heavy machinery in place during an LH drainage infrastructure project.

An LH North construction worker in safety gear guiding the process for an excavator at the beginning of a drainage project.

Projects

An LH worker in full safety gear works at compacting sand at the site of a new water booster pumping station. A concrete slab sits in the forefront and a small black building at the back.

Curtis St. Water Booster Pumping Station

Sioux Lookout, ON

An CAT excavator scoops gravel at this LH North construction site. In the background is a new reservoir, also constructed by this company.

Water Pollution Control Plant Upgrades

On the left, an LH worker stands on a hydraulic lift. Heavy machinery works at constructing a metal wall at this sewage station upgrade project.

Atikokan Sewage Lift Station Upgrades