“We’re building physical infrastructure, whether it’s horizontal like roads
and sewers or vertical — buildings and plant refineries. We’re in that hard
infrastructure design and construction space.”
ping stone to building international rela-
tionships.
GIVING BACK TO THE
COMMUNITY
But it isn’t all business all the time at ENG-
COMP. The company makes it a priority to
give back to their community by getting
involved in a number of social, charitable,
professional and volunteer associations.
The causes that they’ve supported over
the years are numerous, including the Ca-
nadian Cancer Society, Canadian Blood
Services, World Vision and the Saskatoon
Crisis Nursery.
“People in the office naturally gravitate to
outreach,” said Nick Wright, VP, Engineer-
ing. “Our company attracts those types of
people as a general rule — it’s all part of
growing professionally and it’s something
we want to encourage.”
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