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 is proud to have been the Owner’s Engineer for the award-winning Regional Transportation Management Centre (RTMC) project. The Facility The RTMC facility houses offices for the British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure’s South Coast Region, Transportation Investment Corp (TiCorp), and Treo. The building is designed as a post-disaster recovery structure, built to LEED Gold standard. This autonomous state-of-the-art…read more →
We are proud to announce that Annie Beauvillier, EIT of PBX Engineering was featured in the May 2016 issue of the Business Examiner. The article, reproduced below, is a sincere and glowing testament to her accomplishments as an Electrical Design Engineer at PBX. The Team at PBX looks forward to having Annie on board for many years to come and…read more →
PBX Engineering was the prime engineering consultant and lead design firm for the Variable Speed Limit Signs (VSLS) system, which is now live and operational on three major BC highways (Highways 1, 5 and 99). This pilot project of the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure aims to use smart technologies to reduce the frequency and severity of weather-related motor vehicle…read more →
Senior staff from PBX Engineering attended ITS Canada’s 19th Annual Conference and Exhibition held in sunny Calgary, May 02-04. This year’s theme of “Connectivity, Proximity, and Mobility” drew prominent industry speakers from many forward thinking companies and agencies, including Uber, GM, and GE. Connected and autonomous vehicles were a significant theme, accompanied by an array of interesting presentations on various ITS…read more →
Collaboration between research, private and government sectors means a comprehensive earthquake early warning system could be just around the corner for British Columbia. The South Coast already has a number of early warning systems in place that use a variety of sensitive instruments to detect primary seismic waves. Some of these systems rely on interconnected network of sensors and alarms…read more →
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