A red crane lifts a concrete frame in place on this LH construction site. There is temporary metal wall construction on the left.

MTO 2017-6027 Dinorwic Lake & McKenzie Creek Culverts

Client

Ministry of Transportation Ontario

Service

Heavy Civil Infrastructure

Location

Dinorwic, ON

A red crane lifts a concrete frame in place on this LH construction site. There is temporary metal wall construction on the left.

We call this red crane Litz. Cranes are essential at LH North construction sites. Here one does the heavy lifting of concrete blocks.

A pit enclosed by metal sheeting. A bulldozer looks small against the enormity of the space. Three LH North construction workers are inside the pit.

A red crane, a concrete block, and a metal wall. This is what you see in this image. LH North workers look on.

Black gravel contrasts white snow in this bird's-eye view of an excavator working on an LH site.

How many concrete blocks? We don't know, but luckily there is a crane helping with the heavy lifting on this LH construction site.

We think without excavators, our whole operation will shut down. Two of these beauties are onsite at an LH North bridge reconstruction.

Two concrete blocks are already set in place in this LH North bridge reconstruction project.

Heavy equipment on an LH North construction site. We see two excavators and a dump truck.

A closeup of the huge concrete blocks used on this LH North construction site. Three workers help the crane.

Old faithful! This CAT excavator deserves its own image. The machine stands on the side of a bridge construction site.

Concrete blocks ready for lifting on an LH North construction site.

Red, white, and orange. There are always a host of colors on an LH North construction site. Here the red machinery contrasts with the orange plastic sheeting on the frozen ground.

A closeup of a crane putting a metal wall in place on an LH North construction site. Two workers are looking on.

A metal wall construction with cranes in the background. An LH worker looks on as the day begins at a bridge renovation project.

Sometimes it is better for LH workers to just get out of the way and let the heavy machinery do their thing. A frontal view on an LH North construction site.

A heap of sand and the equipment that will get rid of it. Some of LH North's favorite machinery is CAT cranes, drills, and excavators.

Crane operators do very precise work, despite the heavy equipment that they work with. See these two CAT excavators in action on this LH North building site.

There is a lot of heavy equipment at work each day on LH North construction sites. Here two excavators poise in the forefront.

Three LH construction workers look on as three excavators remove rubble on this site.

A metal wall construction at an LH North site. In the forefront, a bulldozer has just finished scraping.

A side view of one of LH North's trusted workhorses: a red crane.

A LH crane lifts a concrete block. There are more blocks in the forefront of the image, so the day's work is not yet done.

Howdy, mate! Two excavators greet on this LH North construction site before the day's work begins.

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