Thank you to Canadian Underground Infrastructure and Heavy Equipment Guide magazines for sharing the news of our 30th anniversary in the latest issues of their publications! >>Read Canadian Underground Infrastructure article >>Read Heavy Equipment Guide article
In the latest issue of Construction Comment magazine, Jodi Burchenson, multiVIEW’s Director of Operations, provides insights into Ontario’s new distracted driving laws, and tips to help companies comply. >> Read article
In the latest issue of Heavy Equipment Guide, multiVIEW’s President, Kevin Vine, describes how Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is applied to achieve critical insights that assist with maintaining and rehabilitating Canada’s aging roads and bridges. >>Read article
We are now fully into road construction season. Across the province, potholes are being filled, bridges built and roads repaved. It’s imperative for all companies that work in and around roadways to ensure that traffic protection is a top priority…
multiVIEW was pleased to share the story of our website redesign in Trenchless Technology magazine. Read more
In May of last year, Bill S-229, An Act Respecting Underground Infrastructure Safety received its third reading before the Senate of Canada. Introduced by Senator Grant Mitchell, the bill seeks to reduce damages to underground infrastructure by implementing a nationwide…
In the latest issue of Construction Business Owner Magazine, we share 5 key criteria to look out for when selecting a Locate Service Provider (LSP) to partner with. Enlisting the services of an underqualified or inexperienced LSP can actually increase…
multiVIEW was pleased to contribute to the latest issue of Canadian Underground Infrastructure. In this article, Kevin Vine, President of multiVIEW describes how Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) plays an integral role in the design phase of large Rapid Transit projects….
In the latest issue of Utility Contractor Magazine, Kevin Vine, President of multiVIEW describes a step-by-step process for safe excavation that includes planning ahead, marking your site, respecting the marks and communicating effectively. This approach helps to greatly reduce risk…
Although instances of utility damages across the province have decreased over the past decade, the latest DIRT Report found that 39% of damages that did occur were the result of insufficient excavating practices. This article offers a few key steps…
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