Monitoring job site performance and building a continually improving organization is an ongoing challenge for operators of process and power generation facilities.  Stakeholders need to accurately capture records of quality and safety compliance, job progress, and operational experiences.

Utilizing electronic field tools to capture information at the work face and support ongoing operational and maintenance processes can have a significant impact on the efficiency of executin [...]
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Thunder Bay Mayor Lynn Peterson will host this year's Northern Ontario Business Awards alongside Northern Ontario Business publisher Patricia Mills.
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City resident Sharen Skelly hopes to assemble a united opposition to Bruce Power's plan to ship 16 low-level radioactive steam generators out of the Owen Sound Harbour and to a recycling facility in Sweden.[...]
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The North Platte Telegraph Each year, the Lincoln County Assessors Office follows new construction throughout the county. The value of that construction is added to the value of existing property and land and the total for the year is released each August.
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The Babcock and Wilcox Company has agreed to invest $37 million into USEC.
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USEC Inc. has received the first $75 million of a planned $200 million investment in its Piketon, Ohio, uranium plant, the company said today.
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Critics say energy minister?s attempt to garner cleaner-air glory ignores lots of air-cleaning rain and helpful winds from Mother Nature this summer.
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Forms American Centrifuge Manufacturing Joint Venture with USECCHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Babcock & ...
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Babcock & Wilcox Company (B&W) (NYSE:BWC), through its affiliate Babcock & Wilcox Investment Company, announced today that it has made a $37.5 million investment in USEC Inc. (NYSE: USU). This is the first phase of its previously announced definitive agreement to make a $100 million strategic investment in USEC. In connection with the investment, Michael S ...
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* Bidding for Wasit onshore packages to close Oct. 24
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Staff at Canada's nuclear regulation agency are recommending the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission approve Bruce Power's application to ship 16 low-level radioactive steam generators overseas without triggering a full-blown environmental assessment.[...]
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