The Enoch Cree Nation waste diversion station was a crucial infrastructure project that aimed to minimize landfill waste and establish a dedicated facility for recyclable materials.
The construction involved installing a pre-fabricated modular building, performing concrete work, and utilizing civil engineering techniques.
Our team's specialized knowledge in waste management projects was instrumental in delivering this initiative, which aligned perfectly with Enoch Cree Nation's dedication to leading in sustainability.
Through the implementation of effective waste reduction and diversion strategies, the community is actively working towards their long-term strategic master plan of fostering a cleaner and healthier environment for everyone.
Client
Enoch First Nation
Architect
WSP Canada Inc.
Size
5,000 sq.ft.
Delivery Method
Lump Sum
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