01 jun 2026
Cuando los plazos son la prioridad del cliente
Perspectivas
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En algunos proyectos, el principal desafío no es la complejidad técnica, sino los plazos. Cuando los plazos se vuelven críticos, los equipos de ingeniería deben cambiar su enfoque: anticipar decisiones, aceptar la incertidumbre y apoyarse en un desempeño compartido. En este contexto, la ingeniería pasa a ser un proceso de toma de decisiones, equilibrio entre compromisos y gestión de riesgos, tanto técnicos como humanos. A continuación, Hugo Careau, P.Eng., Descarbonización, y Ulric Chayer, P.Eng., gerente de departamento, ingeniería mecánica, abordan tres preguntas clave.
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27 may 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesEarth observation boosted by artificial intelligence
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26 may 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesPower system voltage levels: making the right choices
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Stéphan Landry, P.Eng.
Principal Engineer, Electrical - Power Generation and Apparatus
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24 may 2021Minería y metalurgiaUnderground shaft excavation using the inverse (drop) raise method
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Félix Roy-Demers P.Eng.
Engineer
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28 abr 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesThe future of electrifying mines in B.C.
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Amanda Fitch, Ing.
Directora, Minería y Metales
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21 abr 2021Minería y metalurgiaTo supplement its flowsheet development and engineering design expertise, BBA operates a dedicated lab in Hamilton, Ontario.Metallurgical lab designed to meet your needs -
20 abr 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesData science serving business
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13 abr 2021Minería y metalurgiaFire and gas detection: avoid the traps!
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Sébastien Grégoire, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Automation
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06 abr 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesFluid-filled transformer refurbishment: points to monitor
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30 mar 2021Minería y metalurgiaRehabilitating an iron pellet indurating furnace
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Eric Moisan, Ing., M.A.Sc.
Jefe de departamento, Industrial e Hidroeléctrico
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23 mar 2021Minería y metalurgiaCanada is a leader in the mining and industrial sectors, both of which are expanding. Companies in these industries carry out operations that are essential to societal development and help produce both infrastructure and goods for everyday use. It goes without saying that heavy industry, for all its advantages, has its share of risks, which explains the safety campaigns carried out in facilities and on construction sites. These risks include noise exposure, which is all too often overlooked.How to reduce plant noise levels
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Nicholas Allen, P.Eng.
Engineer - Energy and Air Quality
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22 mar 2021Minería y metalurgiaRisks associated with mining dam failure
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16 mar 2021Minería y metalurgiaManaging your investment plan wisely
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Claude Catudal
Senior Consulting Expert, Project Management and Control
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03 mar 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesIndustrial control system (ICS) cybersecurity risk methodology webinar
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José Alvarado, P.Eng., GICSP
Director, ICS Cybersecurity
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02 mar 2021Minería y metalurgiaMining dam safety review
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22 feb 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesThe Internet of Things, augmented reality, virtual reality, digitized twins, artificial intelligence… these technologies are constantly vying for our attention, 4.0 times over. The danger is that you could spread yourself to thin with a multitude of solutions. A piecemeal approach is used by solving problems one after the other, without an overall strategy. We will be looking at the reasons that make us choose this approach and discuss the ultimate way to avoid it.A piecemeal 4.0 approach? Really?
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Jean-François Beaulieu
Director, Digital Consultant
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09 feb 2021Minería y metalurgiaFlow issues in silos and bins
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08 feb 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesA procedural overview of urban or sensitive-area blasting practices
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Riccardo Del Bosco, Ing.
Ingeniero Senior en Minas y Geología
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01 feb 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesExcitation system upgrades: make the right choice!
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Léo Roy, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Electrical
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25 ene 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesDesign and commissioning of a massive IEC61850 multivendor substation automation project: a twisted path
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22 ene 2021Otras IndustriasClients sometimes expose themselves to operational risks by holding on to obsolete distributed control systems, commonly known as DCSs. Spare parts for these systems are becoming increasingly scarce and maintenance costs exorbitant.Migrating a distributed control system (DCS)
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14 ene 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesEnvironmental considerations for dam decommissioning – Part 1: Sediment management
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07 ene 2021Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesLocal access of ICS devices: a cybersecurity perspective
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Shayne Casavant, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, ICS Cybersecurity
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09 dic 2020Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesSegmenting a network for increased reliability and security
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03 dic 2020Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesThe importance of hydrogeology when building infrastructures
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02 dic 2020Otras IndustriasRemaining competitive and innovative in today’s markets poses serious strategic challenges. Consumers are demanding higher quality products, and they want them faster than ever. To meet the new standard, companies need to increase their rate of production while still offering high quality. In this context, production tracking systems that call for a great deal of manual operations are destined to become obsolete.Manufacturing execution system: one step closer to Industry 4.0
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Branko Radulovic, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Operational Technology and Infrastructure
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24 nov 2020Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesPerform without burning out
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13 nov 2020Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesThe purpose and importance of a contingency analysis
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James Alarcon
Principal Estimator, Project Management Services
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12 nov 2020Minería y metalurgia2D river modelling with USACE HEC_RAS 5.0.7: simulation for operation, flood events and dam breaks
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Mina Shahraki, P.Eng., P.E.
Department Manager, Civil
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10 nov 2020Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesRailway tracks: overview of electrical interference
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Eric Breault, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Electrical - Power Systems, Protection and Control
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29 oct 2020Energía Eléctrica y RenovablesWhy protect steel from fire when it doesn’t burn? This is a frequently asked question, despite the well-known fact that steel is a fireproof material. Under load, steel, a great heat conductor, begins to lose its design safety margin at temperatures above 300°C, and its strength decreases as its deformation increases. Excessive deformation can cause steel to collapse and compromise compartmentalization and integrity.Do you know how to protect your industrial structures against fire?
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Monika Rybarova, P.Eng., M.A.Sc., P.M.P.
Principal Engineer, Structural
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