MGAC on the Move: City of Toronto, Highland Creek Treatment Plant
The building process is complex and comes with common—and not-so-common—challenges. Learn more about what we do as Project Managers in our bi-monthly video series, MGAC on the Move. For each episode, a different member of our team gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at one of their current projects. Now let’s get moving!
The Highland Creek Treatment Plant is one of the four wastewater treatment facilities owned and operated by the City of Toronto under the responsibility of Toronto Water. The 54-hectare plant serves 450,000 residences with a capacity of 219,000 m³. Due to the age of the infrastructure, key process equipment and buildings in liquid process areas are in need of upgrades to bring the equipment to a state of good repair and to ensure the plant continues to operate in compliance with current codes, standards, and design guidelines.
In this month’s MGAC on the Move, Pamela Tremblay, a Senior Project Manager in our Toronto office, gives us a tour of the Highland Creek Treatment Plant as it undergoes major upgrades.
Sandra Grande
Sandra Grande is MGAC’s Chief Marketing Officer and leads the firm’s global marketing team in executing firmwide internal and external marketing and communications efforts.
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