Why is growth so important to us?
Our environment does not stand still. The demands that must be met for us to be at the forefront of change require that we staff our organization with people who have the most exacting skillsets and breadth of experience, so that we can anticipate our clients’ evolving needs.
These past few months have seen us add significantly to our core competence, which is our commitment to helping clients achieve outstanding environmental project results through deploying a process we describe as Environmental Intelligence.
To mark that progress, we wanted to look back at some of the milestones that haven’t just enabled our growth but set the foundation of what’s to come.
New additions to the Ecometrix team
In April, we welcomed Skya Fawcett, Matthew Neuner, and David Dockman to the Ecometrix team. Each brings a depth of experience and a passion for helping clients reach solutions for their environmental challenges.
Learn more about their backgrounds and what they bring to Ecometrix here, and read more about other members of the Ecometrix team by checking out their profiles in the Knowledge Hub.
Elevating our civil, environmental, and water resources engineering
In November 2021, Ecometrix merged with Calder Engineering Ltd., a firm that provides professional services in the fields of civil, environmental, and water resources engineering. To celebrate the important occasion, Ecometrix held an all-staff get together get together at its Mississauga office.
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A growing portfolio of projects
Since Ecometrix’s beginnings, we’ve worked on projects that have had a profound effect on the environment. The Brownfield redevelopment is one such project. With communities across Canada identifying the need to intensify development within their existing footprint to prevent urban sprawl and preserve farmland, recreational areas, and habitats, risk assessment is a cost effective and popular approach to safely developing contaminated land.
Read more about BrownfieldEcometrix to host a short course at CIM 2023
Upcoming Event
Ecometrix’s Matthew Neuner, Daniel Skruch, Sarah Barabash, and Derek Amores will lead a short course on maintaining chemical stability within tailings storage facilities (TSF) at Canada’s premier mining trade show.
The course is tailored to environmental site managers, tailings managers, practitioners, and engineers of record.
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