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Thank you to all of our partners!
Share Thank you to all of our partners! on Facebook Share Thank you to all of our partners! on Twitter Share Thank you to all of our partners! on Linkedin Email Thank you to all of our partners! linkWe thank and appreciate all of our partners who have helped make the new Dawson Creek & District Hospital a reality.
Logos included on the sign were received at time of print. We appreciate all of our partners whether they are or are not included on the sign.
From left to right, top to bottom: Blueberry River First Nations, Doig River First Nation, First Nations Health Authority, Fort Nelson First Nation, Halfway River First Nation, communities of Kelly Lake, Métis Nation British Columbia, Prophet River First Nation, Saulteau First Nations, Treaty 8 Tribal Association, West Moberly First Nations, BC Patient Safety & Quality Council/Patient Voices Network, City of Dawson Creek, Dawson Creek & District Hospital Foundation, District of Chetwynd, District of Tumbler Ridge, Graham Design Builders, HDR Architecture, Infrastructure BC, Northern Health, Northern Lights College, Peace River Regional District, South Peace Health Services Society.
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Bulk excavation and increased truck traffic
Share Bulk excavation and increased truck traffic on Facebook Share Bulk excavation and increased truck traffic on Twitter Share Bulk excavation and increased truck traffic on Linkedin Email Bulk excavation and increased truck traffic linkThere has been an increase in truck traffic on and around the site due to bulk excavation for the hospital basement starting. Excavation will continue for the next 4-5 weeks. Trucks will be entering the site from 112 Ave and exiting the site from 12 St.
Fun fact: Currently, approximately 12 trucks are entering and exiting the site per hour and removing approximately 1800m³ of material per day! In the next week, this will increase to approximately 20 trucks per hour removing up to 2500m³ of material per day. Once bulk excavation is complete, approximately 56,000m³ of material will have been removed from the site.
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Renderings: Public Interior Spaces
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Renderings: Patient Rooms and Care Stations
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Site plan
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Celebration for staff
Share Celebration for staff on Facebook Share Celebration for staff on Twitter Share Celebration for staff on Linkedin Email Celebration for staff linkThe Project Management Office hosted a celebration for DCDH and Health Unit staff to celebrate the start of construction on the new hospital. Everyone was invited down to meet the project team, view draft renderings of the new hospital, and enjoy cupcakes from Co-op Bakery and charcuterie boards from beans&barley.
We appreciate all of our staff for the hard work they do on a daily basis and for sharing their thoughts on the project during user consultation meetings. It's important that their voices are heard as we design and construct the new facility that they will eventually work in and provide healthcare services to patients and the community.
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Constructing care: Chamber luncheon with Graham Design Builders
Share Constructing care: Chamber luncheon with Graham Design Builders on Facebook Share Constructing care: Chamber luncheon with Graham Design Builders on Twitter Share Constructing care: Chamber luncheon with Graham Design Builders on Linkedin Email Constructing care: Chamber luncheon with Graham Design Builders linkOn July 19, the Dawson Creek Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon with their members under the theme "Constructing Care with Graham Design Builders".
Business leaders, community members, and local stakeholders gathered at the George Dawson Inn to hear from Dave Corcoran, Project Director, Graham Design Builders about the new Dawson Creek and District Hospital.
Dave presented a project overview and update, shared information about what's next, discussed the construction process and plans, and the positive impact it will have on the community.
The members also learned about upcoming subcontract and business opportunities with the project. You can read the full list of upcoming opportunities here.
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Shovels in the ground!
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Fencing and site office
Share Fencing and site office on Facebook Share Fencing and site office on Twitter Share Fencing and site office on Linkedin Email Fencing and site office linkOver the last couple of days, perimeter fencing has been installed and the site office trailers and some pieces of equipment have arrived on-site.
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First look at the new Dawson Creek and District Hospital
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