Our team has demonstrated tremendous support by donating $2,170 to the Orange Shirt Society! Our month-long campaign allowed our team to share personal stories and connections to the impact of the residential school system and Indigenous history.
Waiward Industrial is pleased to announce that Jennifer Danyluk has been appointed Chief Financial Officer.
For the eighteenth consecutive year, Waiward is recognized for overall business performance and sustained growth with the prestigious Canada’s Best Managed Companies designation.
This year marks our 50th anniversary, and we are proud of all that Waiward Industrial has accomplished in partnership with employees, clients, partners, friends, and the community.
The new paint shop is now fully operational, and is now coating and painting steel for the LNG Canada Kitimat Terminal with deliveries continuing well into 2022.
Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity to shed light on a part of Canadian history that had a devastating impact on Indigenous people. It also provides an opportunity for all of us at Waiward Industrial along with our Indigenous partners, to come together as a team to honour those who attended residential schools and mourn the loss of those who didn’t make it home.
Our leaders are now supported with new tools so they can better understand their own way of thinking. Our team continued with positive discussions and are in the development of integrating the new insight and knowledge into Waiward’s Safety Culture.
Waiward improved and maximized their steel fabrication processes with the addition of the Peddibot to their CNC Detail Equipment line.
Waiward Industrial LP was recognized for overall business performance and sustained growth with the prestigious Canada’s Best Managed Companies designation.
Waiward is excited to announce the addition of a second paint and coating facility located in Nisku, Alberta. The additional capacity further separates Waiward as the industry leader in Western Canada for integrated steel solutions.