EMW is currently installing a new style of grain dryer that is both energy efficient and much safer for the environment than conventional models. The Law Marot grain dryer uses insulation and design to reuse 67% of its heat making it the most energy efficient grain dryer on the market today. This design also allows them to run much quieter than other styles. The enclosed design does not allow any dust or chaff to escape, keeping the air and site outside, clean and free of spillage.

These projects make use of 10 to 14 employees, led by Patrick Morrison. It also uses a full gamut of our services, including engineering, fabrication, installation and crane.

The installation involves consulting and engineering design.  We will also complete the structural fabrication and supply equipment for the grain receiving line.

Fabrication begins immediately in the EMW shop, and 10-15 workers will move onsite in late July.  Project Manager Jason Trowell expects to complete the project in March 2009.

 The job involved machine installation and repairs.  The project began on May 19 and the crew completed their work on time.

Preventative maintenance is an important service that EMW Industrial provides to Mosaic as it maximizes the uptime of their equipment and allows the mine to operate with efficiency.

Dave joined us in October 2004 as a labourer, but when we discovered his Bachelor of Administration degree, we quickly moved him into the administrative office to capitalize on his talents.  He started out working on payroll, billing and inventory systems.

In today’s competitive labour market, EMW is striving to be a top industrial employer, and the formation of a Human Resources Department seemed like the best way to attract top talent.  In his new role, Dave will spearhead our efforts.

Dave looks forward to working with Gwendi McKinnon, who has 20 years of experience in the field of HR. 

Good luck Dave!