About us
Founded in 2018, Wachiih which means “Mountains” is a partnership with two members from the Community of Mistissini (Cree) in the James Bay.
At Wachiih Ressources, we believe that all types of projects are accessible to communities, that private businesses have an importance in their development and a role to play in training the local workforce.
Expertises
We manage turnkey projects with a unique effective approach, in harmony with sustainable development and natural resources. We contributes to skills development in remote areas, while maximizing local spin-offs.
Environment
Environmental assessments, monitoring, field surveys, environment inventory, conservation and compensation plans, bathymetry.
Forestry
Clearing, photo-interpretation, geomorphology, mapping/inventory, assessments and
expertise, forest planning, forest roads.
Civil works
Road and pipes, dikes, weirs and dams, earthworks, paving, water and sewer systems, fused pipes, pumping station, culverts demolition/replacement and installation, worksite surveillance.
Roads
Road conception and planning, path localization and optimization, engineering structures, paving and resurfacing.
Construction
Commercial, industrial, institutional and multi-dwelling units.
Mines
Excavation, drilling and blasting, drainage, tailings facilities, dikes and
dams, scouring, earthworks, waste water treatment basins, geomembrane installation, road construction.
Infrastructures
Electric substations, power lines, railways (surveying, route, water course crossing), drone inspection, pipelines.
Municipal works
Urban forestry, building construction, civil works, environment, roads, infrastructures, geomatics and surveying
Geomatics and surveying
Technical surveys, topographic surveys, hydrographic surveys, drone surveys, inspection of infrastructures, digital mapping.
Projects
Wachiih Ressources has carried out projects north of the community of Mistissini over the past year. Among others, we have completed projects such as: characterization of the receiving environment and surface water, repair of the bridge at the Troilus mine, as well as a fall and spring fishing campaign. All projects were completed with the participation of local First Nations workers.
The mandates that we carry out contributes to skills development in remote areas, while maximizing local economic spin-offs.
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Contact us
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Person in charge of the protection of personal information
Martin Tremblay, For. Eng. Administrative Director
Telephone: 418-660-2037
Email : martin.tremblay@desfor.com
