Civil & Structural Engineering
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The Journey Approach
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We are operationally focused, have spent many hours on the ground, and will ensure your site works.
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Our engineers understand the interplay between complexity and practicality and will work hard to ensure the project team, operations, and your sponsors get what they need.
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Our relationships with regulatory bodies are robust, helping to ensure the project goes smoothly.
We can support you in:
- Municipal Utilities
- Engineered Oilfield / Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfills
- Siting, Regulatory, and Permitting
- Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC)
- Facility Civil Engineering and Design
- Access Roads, Well Pads, Plant Site Earthworks, Grading, Crossing Design, Tank Farm Design, Containment Structures
- Channels and Dams
- Dam Safety Management / Dam Cessation
- Water Storage Reservoirs (WSRs)
- Water Resource Engineering
- Flood Protection
- Storm Water Management
- Facility Operations and Operations Plans
- Business Case Development / Planning / Strategy / Assessments & Audits
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Related Civil Engineering Projects:
Cell 1B (MSW) Design and Construction
Western Regional Landfill Inc. (WRLI) has a beautiful new cell and the airspace required to meet their communities’ needs! With tight timelines for 2020 construction, we were thrilled to be selected as …
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CO2 Sales Stream FEED
This project is meant to recover a vented carbon dioxide (CO2) waste stream and turn it into a salable product. The design will compress the waste stream before liquifying and purifying the …
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Dam Cessation Project
Canadian Natural Resources Limit. put in cessation one of their long-time freshwater reservoirs located in the Swan Hills, AB area. The asset was once required for the successful development of the Swan …
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Dam Safety Management
After changes in dam safety regulations in 2018, including the Alberta Dam and Canal Safety Directive, many brine pond berms that had not previously been considered dams became subject to regulatory dam …
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Dam Safety Management Program for Pond 5A
The High Plains Industrial Park (HPIP) located in Balzac, Alberta, consists of more than 1,300 acres of industrial land and is home to various regional distribution centers. Pond 5A is a large, …
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Disposal Facility Assessment & Valuation
Journey partnered with the Client to complete the full assessment, including due diligence on risks and economics of the current business and future solid waste disposal (a landfill) addition.
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Disposal Well Facility Pad and Surface Water Pond
Journey partnered with the Client to complete the civil work related to the development of a new water disposal facility. The work included design, procurement
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Engineered Water Storage Reservoir
To protect the environment and the fresh water being stored, a liner system was included in the design. The liners provide extra stability, eliminates erosion concerns, and protect the groundwater.
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Fort Saskatchewan Civil Works
Journey’s approach was to conduct a site inspection to record areas of concern, and then prioritize the areas in a Work Plan that the Client’s Operations staff could implement readily.
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Helium Recovery Facility – Detailed Design & Construction Support
The Journey team brings the right experience to the table, having a background in both cryogenic distillation and membrane helium facilities.
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Landfill Financial Assurance, Closure, and Post-Closure
Journey has partnered with multiple Clients as part of the initial approval stage (greenfield landfill) or regulatory permit renewal process to complete the review, calculation, and Asset Retirement Obligation (ARO) submissions for …
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Landfill Optimization & Expansion
Journey partnered with the Client to provide engineering services for a Class II landfill. The first phase of the project was to review the current operation and aid in providing Best Practice …
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Landfill Temporary Cap
Journey partnered with the Client to engineer a cost-effective temporary cap system for a Class II landfill. The goal of the cap design was to reduce leachate production, improve waste stability
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Nabiye Lagoon 2 Design, Construction, and EOR
The client’s Nabiye operations rely on having lagoon capacity for their SAGD process. The existing Lagoon 1 was near capacity and the client needed a responsive team to complete the design, permitting, …
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Rail Transloading Crude Oil & Butane
This project involved adding a track to the existing track system, including switches, lighting, grounding, grading, drainage, and protection for the undergrounds.
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Satellite Battery Upgrade
Our client required a practical, cost effective solution to maintain operations when their producing wells were left stranded by the suspension of two large gas plants in the area. The solution
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Services for Dam Safety
We understand that the requirements for dam safety can sometimes be onerous to fulfil, often requiring input by specialized professionals to meet the regulatory demands for high consequence dams. In addition to …
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South Wapiti Cell 5 Design and Construction
Journey was hired to create a new landfill cell to add new airspace, or capacity, to a landfill approximately 25 kms south of Grand Prairie, AB. This addition comprised of a liner …
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Willesden Green Cell 4
In 2018, the Client chose to partner with Journey Engineering (Journey) to perform Quality Assurance (QA) throughout the construction of Cell 4 at the Willesden Green Class II Landfill.
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Willesden Green South Staged Cap Design & Construction
Our client partnered with Journey in Willesden Green South to create a staged cap to temporarily close a landfill, approximately 35 kilometers north of Rocky Mountain House. The client wanted to cap …
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Woodenhouse Landfill New Build
Journey was hired by the Client to design the Woodenhouse Landfill (Landfill) approximately 60 km north of Wabasca, Alberta. The Landfill was a new site which required not only the Cell 1 …
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