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Sea to Sky Highway, British Columbia
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Since 2007, Associated Engineering has provided ongoing Bridge Structural Engineering Services to support the Maintenance Contractor for the Sea-to-Sky Concession Highway.
We provide ongoing Operation, Maintenance and Rehabilitation (OMR) support and manage the structural upkeep and safety of over 80 bridges, 200 retaining walls, and 12 major culverts along the route, as well as several debris torrent structures, sign bridges, and an emergency ferry dock.
Project Highlights
80
bridges
200
retaining walls
12
major culverts
24H
on-call emergency response
We perform and manage the routine and detailed inspection of each structure along the highway; training client staff; auditing; ensuring that the structures meet the concession’s Key Performance Measure as set out by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure; and developing and updating the overall structural asset management strategies and plans.
In addition to the bridge structural engineering services, we also provide a 24 hour on-call emergency response service to evaluate bridge structures following significant occurrences such as debris events, earthquakes or damage from vehicle impacts.
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