Recent projects that are industrial buildings
The National Research Council of Canada (NRCC) was under a strict timeline and budget to provide a utility building at there West Vancouver site. Olympia Steel with its Canadian manufacturing arm was able to provide and deliver this structure within the NRCC’s challenging deadlines.
With numerous factories across North America Olympia Steel is proud to provide unsurpassed delivery timelines and quality in its industry all across Canada.
Festival Hydro announced that it has partnered with Hecate Energy, Saturn Power, and EllisDon Construction and Building Services to build the largest battery storage facility in Canada. Olympia Steel was tasked with supplying one of the first buildings to start the project. Together with George Zakhem head of the estimating department at Olympia Steel Canada and Kenstruct Ltd. – Jeff Langer managing the project the Stratford Battery Storage structure is one of many successful builds expected in these the first steps to creating a micro-grid.
This 48′ x 120′ x 16′ building with Sahara Tan endwalls and Burnished Slate trim was erected in Huntsville, ON for Mark Lane Construction.
IMC Construction ltd. has built a range of jobs from household / office full builds and renovations to large-scale industrial structures and plants with mechanical operating conveyor systems. Olympia was eager to team up with them on this project in Lacombe, Ab which included custom black trim and interior mezzanines. Mark Hamman worked with George Zakhem our Chief Estimator on the details and the final product speaks for itself.
This 60′ x 88′ x 22′ building with a 42′ x 32′ attaching was done in Alisa Craig, On. Olympia also supplied the new cladding for the 86′ tower.
Here is a 100′ x 200′ x 20′ trucking warehouse in Chetwynd,BC for Aim Trucking. This is the second building ordered by Curtis Brewster from Olympia, and he just ordered his third building.
Customer custom designed this building to suit the needs for his carpentry business in Thornhill, ON.
After receiving his building he took the extra effort and painted his rigid frames the same colour as his building so that everything matched.
This building was sold to a company named AeroMag, which is an airport services provider. The building is 100′ x 160′ x 25′ with multiple partitions, three mezzanines and fire rated walls.
This 14,000 square foot manufacturing building and office was designed to hold ten ton cranes.
“Olympia understood our needs and demonstrated a genuine desire to help us achieve our goals,” said Nathalie Morin, Manager, Supply Chain at Enerkem. “We especially appreciated the prompt delivery of the steel buildings they designed for us as well as their outstanding client service.”
