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Dawson Construction paving the McNeil-Hendrix Bridge near 100 Mile House, British Columbia

Dawson Construction crushing crew attends repair and maintenance course

Five employees from our Dawson Construction crushing division attended an educational course last week at Port Kells Crushing School in Surrey, B.C., which focused on maintenance and repairs of their crushing equipment. Over the two-day program, our crushers learned how to ta

Donating decommissioned trucks to future technicians

Reading about crankshafts and air intake systems in textbooks is a great way to learn about truck motors, but it’s quite the same as getting your hands on the real thing. That’s why the Trades and Technology Program at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) was thrilled to learn t

Dawson Construction earns significant provincial honour

Dawson Construction added some new hardware to their trophy case, further proving they are one of the top paving companies in the province. They earned the award of Excellence during the B.C. Transportation Contractor of the Year ceremony Dec. 8, in Victoria. “Our team had

Driving Highway 5A now smoother thanks to Dawson Construction

Dawson Construction is finishing up several paving projects around the province as the season comes to a close. At the end of September, they finished a month-long paving project on Highway 5A in between Aspen Grove and Merritt. A total of 61 lane kilometres of fresh asphalt