Testimonials
May 2010
Willy was travelling to Musselwhite Mine on Tuesday evening when he spotted a tree on fire on the power line. Him and another worker, Mitchell Clavet, worked to put the fire out. The fire was reported and assessed the next day.
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Thanks to Wildon Wiring they prevented what could have been a huge potential forest fire. Wildon Wiring's crew today will remove the burnt tree as well as spray water all around area. There is previsions for Wildon to remove the identified trees that may pose danger of hitting the line as well as we will take the line down during the July shutdown to inspect and repair the conductors if damage is noted.
One thing to note we brushed this area during the winter months this year. If we didn't this could have been much worse.
Bryce Kelly - Electrical Reliability, Musselwhite Mine – Goldcorp Canada Ltd.
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A big to thank Willy and Mitch for their efforts in preventing a more serious situation. Their quick thinking and hard work allowed for a potentially dangerous situation to be defused quickly.
Markus Uchtenhagen - Safety and Training Superintendent, Musselwhite Mine
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July 26, 2007
To: All Staff
I would like to thank all personnel on site for helping to contribute to the 2,000,000 Safe Work Hours that the Victor Project has now achieved and in "Raising The Bar in Safety Performance". This is an impressive milestone to reach and would not have been possible without the hard work and effort from all personnel working on the Victor Project.
Our challenge now is to maintain the high level of Safety Performance that the Victor Project has set for itself and I encourage all to continue to think of "Safety First" in all you do. The Victor Project is now 60% complete and I look forward to celebrating future milestones in Safety Performance with all personnel.
Sincerely,
Brad Thompson
Construction Manager
Victor Project Mining & Metals
AMEC Americas Limited
Victor Project
Attawapiskat, ON
Wildon Received a Gem of a Safety Award
Wildon Wiring Limited, a member firm from Thunder Bay currently working on the effort portion of ZeroQuest, received a safety awards for its efforts on the Victor Diamond Project. The Victor Diamond Project is located in the James Bay Lowlands of Northern Ontario, approximately 90km west of the coastal community of Attawapiskat.
Wildon Wiring Limited from Thunder Bay, Ontario has been involved with the Victor Project, for DeBeers Canada Inc., managed by Amec since July 2006. Wildon Wiring Limited, the staff and crew are honoured to be involved with Ontario's First Dimaond Mine in the Northern Region.
Wildon Wiring Limited was responsible for the On-Site Distribution Power Lines which were approximately 15 km in length.
The crew of six men ranging from laboureres, apprentices and Journeyman Power Linemen consisted of: William Clavet, Robert Seguin, David Lizotte, Gary Clavet, Mitchell Clavet and Geoffrey Miller.
In July 2007, the crew received Safety Awards for participating in over 2,000,000 employee hours injury free. Wildon was recognized for its Safety Track Record, Safe Work Practices and Safety and Environmental Concerns.
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