On March 11th, David Carter will be presenting with Jennifer Aalders, DA Architects + Planners. Whether we are aware of it or not, lighting not only has an impact on our personal well being and success, but on that of our businesses, inclusivity and functionality as a society. By exploring how lighting design and lighting controls impact us and others,…read more →
PBX Engineering is very excited to have received our first ever award from The Illuminating Engineering Society in recognition of meritorious contribution to lighting design. The Award of Merit was presented to PBX Engineering for our work on the Burrard Bridge Heritage & Modern Lighting Project. The project will also appear in the August issue of the LD+A, the magazine of…read more →
Since the late 1990’s, Roy Lima was an AutoCAD technician at PBX Engineering (previously named PBA Engineering). As the company grew, Roy took upon a leadership role and stewarded PBX’s production department for many years. Sadly, Roy passed away in the fall of 2015. Professionally, Roy will be remembered for his tireless, loyal and dedicated work effort. As a colleague…read more →
PBX Engineering is incredibly honoured and proud to receive the 2017 ACEC Canada Award of Excellence for the Wildlife Detection System (WDS) project. Our managing director, Ian Steele P.Eng., attended the Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards Gala in Ottawa last night to accept this prestigious award. Wildlife Detection System – WDS Wildlife Vehicle Collisions (WVCs) endanger wildlife, often result in serious personal and property…read more →
PBX continues to sponsor staff members participating in a number of fundraising events including the Ride to Conquer Cancer. Each team member from the Unstoppables, exceeded their target contributions and successfully completed their rides from Vancouver to Seattle. This year the team raised $8,500 dollars and in addition to each year’s fundraising contributions, PBX has funded over $5000 in prizes for…read more →
PBX Engineering is proud to announce that the Variable Speed Limit System (VSLS) wins its second award at the 2017 Annual ACEC-BC Awards for Engineering Excellence. The VSLS was entered with IBI Group, our partner on the project, in the Soft Engineering category competing against some of Canada’s largest engineering firms. The Award was presented to PBX Engineering at the prestigious ACEC-BC Awards Gala on…read more →
PBX Engineering is proud to announce that our Wildlife Detection System (WDS) wins its first award at the 2017 Annual ACEC-BC Awards for Engineering Excellence. The WDS was entered in the Natural Resources & Habitat category competing against some of Canada’s largest engineering firms. The Award was presented to PBX Engineering at the prestigious ACEC-BC Awards Gala on April 8th. While…read more →
PBX Engineering donated services for the construction of a ceremonial Canoe Shed for the District of Squamish and Squamish Nation. Brendan White, from our Squamish office, attended the ceremonial blessing of the Xwu’nekw Canoe Shelter (pronounced Whoo-Nay-Oak). For more information and historical background on this First Nation’s Canoe Shelter project please view the articles posted on the District of Squamish and The Squamish Chief sites….read more →
PBX Engineering takes pride in being a locally-owned and operated company. Being a local company comes with a desire to assist and give back to the community where possible. As an internal mandate, PBX Engineering strives to assist in strengthening the socio-economic health of the region by providing monetary and volunteer support to various agencies and charities in Victoria and…read more →
PBX Engineering is pleased to announce that David Carter P.Eng., LEED AP, RCDD has joined our Buildings division in our Vancouver office. Our Buildings division has seen exceptional growth, particularly in the Lower Mainland Region. To support this growth, David brings additional skills, expertise and experience in a wide variety of buildings related projects that will be very beneficial to…read more →
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