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Burlington Office HAS MOVED

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Have you heard the news?! Terrapex is pleased to announce our Burlington Office has moved to Hamilton!

The new, larger office provides an enhanced work environment for staff, a more organized and efficient workspace, a better venue for client meetings, and allows room for continued growth. This location is also perfectly situated to provide continued quality service to our clients.

NEW ADDRESS:
65 Nebo Road
Hamilton, ON
L8W 2C9
hamilton@terrapex.com
905-632-5939

We would be pleased to see you and give you a tour when we can… but for now please stay home, and stay safe!

Check the new Terrapex Hamilton Office out on Google Maps

ECO Impact 2021

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Terrapex is proud to continue our long-term partnership with Eco Canada as a sponsor of ECO IMPACT 2021: CONNECTING CANADA’S ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS – People, Planet, Profit – Finding The Balance, January 28, 2021.

 
 
 

Online
Jan 28, 2021, 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (your local time)
Register here

About

ECO Impact 2021 will connect Canada’s environmental leaders for a day of virtual learning, networking and celebration

The theme of ECO IMPACT 2021 is People | Planet | Profit – Finding the Balance.

Canada is facing tough economic and environmental challenges. ECO IMPACT will explore how we can turn these challenges into opportunities, promoting innovation and technology to drive sustainable economic growth.

You’re invited to join us for a full day conference featuring plenary sessions and panel discussions focused on current trends and opportunities in Canada’s environmental sector. We will also be celebrating the successes and innovation of environmental professionals and employers with the ECO IMPACT Awards.

If you work in the Canadian environmental sector and you want to meet your peers, recognize innovation and excellence and learn some new skills, then this event is for you! You do not have to be an ECO Canada member to attend, everyone is welcome.

COVID-19 Update

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October 2, 2020

To Our Valued Clients and Business Associates:

The much-advertised second wave of COVID-19 appears to be upon us in Ontario. For the past few days, the numbers of daily new cases reported have been similar to those recorded during the peak of the first wave in April, and the number of hospitalized cases has also started to rise again.

As it was through the first wave, our top priority continues to be social responsibility: to our staff, to you and to our community at large. Terrapex continues to be proactive in seeking out and implementing recommended best practice to manage the risks presented by the virus, so that we can continue to provide our services in the safest, most efficient and effective way possible.

All of our staff are encouraged to bring forward their concerns, questions, comments and suggestions with respect to COVID-19 and the way in which Terrapex is addressing it. Our COVID Management Group continues to meet (virtually) on a regular basis to review regulatory, staff, client and supplier input to formulate our policy and practice.

Our offices and geotechnical laboratory are open for business, and we remain able and eager to serve our clients. However, we have further reduced our office occupancy and we have implemented a mandatory mask policy for those in the offices. A majority of our staff continues to work from home, and virtual meetings are now “old hat”. As always, our field teams are fully engaged in promoting health & safety, not only for themselves but for all those they encounter during their work, and they have been provided the tools, procedures and training to do so.

Compared to so many others, I appreciate that Terrapex (and I personally) have had little to complain about during this pandemic, and we owe much of that to our relationship with each of you. To that end, we look forward to continue working with you, while together we strive to protect the health and well-being of our collective staff and associated communities.

If you have any questions about how Terrapex might assist you through these challenging times, please contact your Terrapex representative or reach out to me directly.

Thank you,

Mike Osborne
CEO

Welcome Zen Keizars

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Zen Keizars

Terrapex is pleased to welcome Zen Keizars. Zen is a Senior Hydrogeologist with over 20 years of experience leading multi disciplinary projects throughout the United States, South Africa, Bermuda, Namibia, and Canada. His extensive ground-level experience and broad theoretical skill-set are ideal for providing fast and adaptive technical support at any level.

Zen is a Past President of Professional Geoscientists Ontario (PGO; previously APGO) and continues to contribute to the PGO as the Communications Committee Chair. In recognition of his reputation for leadership and professionalism, Zen is an invited advisor to technical committees with several municipalities, a Fellow of Geoscience Canada, and a sessional instructor at Trent University, providing instruction in Geophysics (3rd year) and Structural Geology (3rd year).

As a Senior Hydrogeologist at Terrapex, Zen’s areas of focus include the management of dewatering hydrogeology investigations, groundwater under direct influence (GUDI) investigations, radiological investigations, and feature based water balance (FBWB) assessments.

Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries on how we can assist and/or support you in your hydrogeology needs.

Welcome to Chris Parent

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Chris Parent

Terrapex is pleased to welcome Chris Parent as Senior Biologist and Project Manager. Chris has more than 20 years of experience in the public and private sectors related to wildlife biology and species at risk. During his career, he has managed, undertaken or contributed to more than 100 projects, including subwatershed studies, Class Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Studies, with a specific emphasis on wildlife species at risk, particularly herpetofauna (reptiles and amphibians). He has a particular interest in the development and implementation of mitigation measures to reduce development impacts on wildlife.

Chris completed a B.Sc. in Zoology and a M.Sc. in Biology. He is a MNRF-certified Butternut Health Assessor and also serves as a part-time instructor in Niagara College’s Ecosystem Restoration Graduate Certificate Program.

As a Senior Biologist and Project Manager, Chris will be involved in the completion of life science inventories, and will manage all aspects of environmental impact assessment, including the design of technical study protocols, the collection and analysis of data, and reporting.

Please contact us with any inquiries on how we can assist and/or support you with your biological and ecological surveys and other environmental impact assessment needs.

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