Chu Cho Industries has started to organize the 2020 logging season and will continue to ramp up operations in the next couple weeks.
WE WORK WITH RESOURCE INDUSTRY COMPANIES OPERATING IN THE TSAY KEH DENE TRADITIONAL TERRITORY PROVIDING CONSTRUCTION, TRANSPORTATION, TIMBER HARVESTING AND RELATED SERVICES.
We continue to work diligently on the roadside brushing project. The main guys working on this operation for the season are Blaine Pierre and Corey Sutherland.
During the winter season there are many crucial activities around the territory. One of them is road maintenance. When the snow starts falling, the big machines have to prepare the roads for traffic.
In most logging operations the first couple months of the new year are critical for production. For the month of January Chu Cho has made a significant increase in production and looks forward to this trend for 2021.
Chu Cho Industries continues to upgrade operations and fleets to ensure safe and productive equipment. Our most recent addition were two plow trucks and one of them is a sander.
Chu Cho Industries management team recently met with Chief and Council to discuss W.D.M.P 2021. Extensive planning and preparation go into this program every year.
The main administration office in Prince George is where all the paper work happens. The office staff keeps growing as Chu Cho Industries continues to grow.
Chu Cho Industries continues to log in the Isola and Swannell area. Logging operations are starting to wrap things up and get ready to shift south into the Mackenzie area for the winter.
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Chu Cho Industries has secured multiple burning contracts. The first crew started on the first weekend with more crew to come. Burning is physically demanding, it is an outdoor project requiring a full day of work.
Chu Cho Industries was Audited back in August. We just received our results and for the second time in a row the team scored 99%. This is a huge accomplishment and all employees should be proud!
Currently Chu Cho Industries is working on the Debris Program out of Collins Bay Camp. This is an ongoing treatment that removes debris hazards from the reservoir which helps with boating safety, fish habitat, and clears the beaches for recreational use.
Chu Cho Industries has been involved in running camp services for several clients over the years. Specifically, the Collins Bay Camp. Crews have become extremely reliable and efficient on keeping camps up and running.
Chu Cho Industries has started to organize the 2020 logging season and will continue to ramp up operations in the next couple weeks. Log hauling will be starting from the Swannell area into Flood Creek.
Chu Cho Industries is currently supporting Centerra Exploration. Highly experienced operators are responsible for running excavators and dozers in order to allow drill rigs access into the steep mountain terrain.
Chu Cho Industries in collaboration with Chu Cho Environmental did the annual flight around the reservoir to determine debris locations and to come up with an operational work plan.
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Chu Cho Industries had a successful season prior to the excessive rain and high water on the reservoir. The water came up extremely fast in the second half of June, pushing crews off the beach.
