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Over the past several months, Hatfield’s team of environmental specialists, marine biologists and construction environmental monitors have been supporting the BC Ferries Swartz Bay Berth 5 Upgrades Project, in North Saanich, British Columbia.
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To accommodate larger vessels in Berth 5, BC Ferries has undertaken berth improvements including bedrock removal and new mooring infrastructure.
Hatfield took part in the project and supported Ruskin Construction with comprehensive environmental management for the project throughout marine construction works involving pile installation, underwater blasting, dredging, habitat offsetting construction, and more.
According to BC Ferries, phase one of the Swartz Bay project has been successfully completed in late January, with the required underwater blasting of the rock outcrop.
The crews have moved into phase 2 of the project, focusing the work on three key areas:
The Swartz Bay Berth 5 Upgrades Project is expected to be completed by the end of April 2025.
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Over the past several months, Hatfield’s team of environmental specialists, marine biologists and construction environmental monitors have been supporting the BC Ferries Swartz Bay Berth 5 Upgrades Project, in North Saanich, British Columbia. To accommodate larger vessels in Berth 5, BC Ferries has