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Aecon opens new office in Port Elgin |
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 Mayor cuts ribbon for new offices (L-R) Angie Thede, Sam Anseln, Jean Sylvester, Yvonne King, Mayor Mike Smith, Frank Macit, Sam Bambino, Jeff Gagne, James Ghandi and Greg Brokenshire |
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From the Trans Canada Highway to the CN Tower, a First Nations Cultural Centre to Bruce Power, Aecon is recognized as a leader in construction of all kinds. The company's head office is in Cambridge and, with locations across the country, the Canadian owned company recently opened new offices in Port Elgin.
Jean Sylvester with NA Engineering Associates Inc's Larry Walton (L) and Nick Aroutzidis "We've been very involved with the return to service of units 1 and 2 at Bruce Power," explains Project Manager & Business Development Manager, Jean Sylvester, "therefore, we wanted a location that is close to the work site. This gives our customer a direct conduit or contact." Aecon Nuclear division's new ultra-modern offices now occupy the space that was formerly Martin's Benjamin Moore paint outlet on Goderich Street Aecon has worked in nuclear construction for almost 40 years and has provided a wide variety of services to the Bruce Power site, including replacing digital computer control displays, rehabilitation of cooling water pumps, replacement of 96,000 terminal blocks per unit and installation of new relief valves, pressure regulators - while providing many jobs. "We try to hire locally as much as possible," said Sylvester.
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 Jean Sylvester and Kim Smith (R) who won a sports bag in a guest draw at the Aecon Open House reception Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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