North American Construction Group announced today that it has acquired Australia’s MacKellar Group for an estimated $395 million.
Full details can be found on the NACG website at https://t.co/1RDXL96H9z.
Today, we welcome the MacKellar team to the North American family.
Congratulations to the NACG Dirt Diggers who successfully completed the 207-kilometer MS Bike Ride from Leduc to Camrose over the weekend. This dedicated team also raised an impressive $9,700 in donations to help fund a cure for multiple sclerosis.
On National Indigenous People's Day, North American salutes our Aboriginal employees and partners--the Mikisew Group and the Kitikmeot Inuit Association, as well as all of Turtle Island's First Nations peoples.
A big tip of the hardhat goes out to Mikisew North American Limited Partnership heavy equipment operators John "Kit" Paterson and Char Cote for being awarded the Fort Hills Cares Hazard Champion belt--which recognizes individuals who exemplify Fort Hills safety values.
North American's Acheson staff came out in force today to purchase barbecued burgers and raise a few dollars for the MS Bike Ride. In just over one hour, we raised $3,062 for the NACG Dirt Diggers who will be riding to help fund a cure for multiple sclerosis.
If you thought two scoops of raisins in your morning cereal was impressive, how about a single scoop of a Hitachi EX8000 shovel? One bucket can hoist approximately 180,000 pounds of material.
In 2016, NACG lost this D10 dozer while attempting to help fire crews contain the Fort McMurray wildfire. While our loss was minor, thousands lost their homes and businesses.
With so many wildfires underway, we salute the firefighters and first responders who ensure our safety.
North American's President & CEO Joe Lambert was featured on the Morning Markets segment of BNN Bloomberg to discuss the company's latest results and our resulting stock levels.
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Today, North American marks the National Day of Mourning to remember and honour the 161 people in Alberta who have died from workplace injury or illness in 2022.
Let's all work safely and remember those whose lives have been forever changed by a workplace accident or illness.
This Thursday, North American celebrates its 70th Anniversary, and the remarkable path we've followed since a single bulldozer began to carve our trail in 1953.
How big is that monster shovel? The Hitachi EX5500 stands nearly 28 feet tall, features 23 feet of tracks on the ground, and can scoop up 40 cubic yards of dirt in a single load. That's equal to about 86,400 pounds of dirt!