The Miller Group successfully conducts 42.5-hour uninterrupted concrete pour
AI Article Summary
The Miller Group successfully conducted its largest-ever concrete pour for the Earlton Bridge project in Northern Ontario, completing a 42.5-hour continuous operation. They placed 1,100 cubic meters of concrete in one uninterrupted pour, with 141 concrete loads supplied. The project includes replacing the existing structure with a new 140-metre bridge featuring post-tensioned components and intricate curved sections. Coordination and planning efforts for the pour were extensive, involving preparation over 11 weeks.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how meticulous planning and coordination can facilitate large-scale concrete pours without delays. For Canadian builders, this means that investments in detailed preparation and collaboration among teams can lead to successful execution even under challenging conditions. Such projects may also encourage more widespread adoption of continuous pour techniques, potentially reducing construction timelines.
