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Buried Steel Structures Perform
Understanding Performance throughout the Design Service Life of a project is the key to the selection of appropriate steel and coatings for Buried Steel Structures.
Newly Published Tech Bulletin 13 and a supporting White Paper capture an in depth look at performance, based on experience and input from Canada's Bridge Engineers.
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Via derailment fuel spill cleaned up
CN Rail has cleaned up an estimated 4,000 litres of fuel spilled during a fatal passenger train derailment in Burlington.
The diesel fuel leaked out of the engine of VIA Train 92 after it derailed on Feb. 26 near Enfield Road in Burlington, crashing into an industrial building and killing three engineers.
The leaked fuel, enough to fill about 38 bathtubs, appears to have been contained in the soil near the tracks, said Jennifer Hall, spokeswoman for the provincial Ministry of the Environment.
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In Commemoration of the London Blitz 1940-1941
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Corrugated Steel Pipe, The Next 100 Years Seminar
Join us for look at the history of the industry and its many innovations.
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CSPI is 50 Years Young
2011 marks the 50th Anniversary of the Corrugated Steel Pipe Institute. From its initial responsibility of simply promoting corrugated steel pipe to its current role of providing water and soil management solutions, the responsibilities of the CSPI has grown significantly. In celebration of the past 50 years the CSPI has prepared a short presentation that takes you back to its roots and its evolution into an organization that helps deliver solutions for water and soil management.
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Education: It's One Of Our Top Priorities
As Canada’s leading source on CSP, we offer cost-effective solutions, plus technical support, and essential information that engineers and support staff require for water and soil management. But most importantly, we provide the education today’s engineers – and future engineers – need to ensure best practices and achieve proper specifications.
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An Education In CSP Put To The Test & Prevails
Shawn Burdett graduated from the Royal Military College in 2009 with an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering. After completing Army Engineer Officer training he was posted to 4 Engineer Support Regiment, Canadian Forces Base Gagetown, New Brunswick. While at 4 ESR Shawn was the Composite Troop Commander which consisted of heavy equipment, heavy lift vehicles, and bridging assets.
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