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• JPCL Top Contractors (2010)

  

  In April of 2010, the JPCL (The Journal of Protective Coatings and Linings) published their annual industrial contractor directory. For the first time, the JPCL has chosen to rank these contractors and profile the top 10. The article is entitled "Top Contractors Focus on Quality and Innovation". Park Derochie ...

• JPCL Top Shops

  

  In July of 2005, the JPCL (The Journal of Protective Coatings and Linings) published their bi-annual Directory of Industrial Shop Painting Facilities. The directory lists (among other things) shop capacities, industries served, and certifications of industrial painting contractors across Canada and the United States. The JPCL also used the compiled ...

• Park Derochie: Robotics Keep it Cool

  

  SaskPower’s Boundary Dam relies on its cooling water supply to keep running, but when a 1900-foot pipe supplying it is losing its structural integrity, what’s the best and most cost-effective solution – especially when the pipe is buried 20 feet below surface?.... Click here to continue reading.

• Contest Alert: Test Your PD Knowledge 2

  

  WE HAVE A WINNER:  Nine individuals correctly guessed that  Park Derochie expanded into Mechanical Insulation in 2005  and Scaffolding & Containment in 2010.   Of those, PENNY FEDORUS was randomly chosen to win  golf for two at The Broadmoor Public Golf Course.    To find out more about Park Derochie's history please  visit ParkDerochie.com/About-Us/Our-History   Check back often for more ...

• DRIVER AWARENESS – AT-RISK DRIVING BEHAVIOURS

  

  Driving has been identified as the most dangerous activity performed in both our personal and work-related lives. Recent and long-standing studies have identified specific at-risk behaviours which contribute to the majority of vehicle-related serious injuries and/or fatalities. We would like to share the identified at-risk behaviours with purpose of increasing ...

• Let's Talk Safety

  

  Question for the Audience: What types of Events must be reported to your Supervisor, and when? Answer: All Events must be reported to your Supervisor immediately, or as soon as it is safe to do so. These types of Events are: Near Miss Bodily Injury ...