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Brule Mine
Leadership Award from the National Assembly of
First Nations.
BC Hydro’s massive Site C project, a third dam and
hydroelectric generating station on the Peace River
in northeast B.C. is keeping Duz Cho very busy. “We
have done a lot of work for Site C dating back to
2015,” says Albertson. “We are working on a quarry
in Hudson Hope developing Rip/Rap for the Site
C highway realignment to Fort St. John while they
flood the old hi-way.”
Best of the Best
Duz Cho’s leadership style is proactive, and clients
know their projects will be done with state-of-the-art
equipment. “We have worked on land and in water,
constructing roads, leases, mine sites, highways,
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wind projects, boat launches, and dams using every
conceivable material from rock, to silt and muskeg,”
smiles Albertson. “No matter the material or the
problem our management, supervisors and employ-
ees will go out of their way to come up with a solu-
tion to get the job done safer, faster, and more cost
effective than our competitors.”
Duz Cho believes full in their company slogan:
“Making sure the footprints we leave behind are
ones our children will be proud to walk in.” They
do so with having a team buy-in from every Duz
Cho team member—from the labourer, to manage-
ment—as well as managing their safety practices,
and environmental footprint, exceeded the bars set
by industry on each and every site.
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