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From site prep to commissioning, Omineca handles industrial construction under one contract. We work in forestry, pulp and paper, mining and biomass facilities. Our Red Seal crews fabricate, erect, install and commission, and we stay through startup until you sign off. A single equipment changeout and a multi-month build are both normal work for us. Building since 1994. Serving customers across North America. Send us your scope and we'll call you back within one business day.

It’s TPEE week! We’ll be at the Timber Processing & Energy Expo in Portland, September 23–25. Find us at Booth 927. A good part of the work Omineca does now happens on the US side of the border, and this show is where a lot of the people we already work with will be in one room. If you've got a project on the horizon and want to grab time before the floor gets busy, message us now and we'll set up a meeting at the booth.

A conveyor system at a mine site has to hold up in conditions that would finish off equipment built to a lower standard. ⠀ The loads are heavier. The environment is harder. The consequences of a failure are more serious than in most other industrial settings. ⠀ When Omineca fabricates components for mining operations — conveyors, structural steel, custom parts — the standard is set around what the site actually demands, not what's easiest to build. That starts in the shop in Prince George and follows through to the installation. ⠀ If you need fabrication and installation for a mining project, reach out at

There's a moment on every install where the equipment goes from sitting on a pad to actually being part of the site. ⠀ We've done a fair bit of that at mine sites across BC and Alberta lately. New equipment coming in, getting it positioned, aligned, and tied into everything around it. It's careful work, the kind where you don't want to be the crew that has to come back and redo something. ⠀ That moment when it clicks into place and everyone can just walk away from it is what the job is really about. ⠀ If you've got equipment going in at a mine site and want a crew that takes that part seriously, reach out.

Portland made sense for a simple reason. ⠀ A good part of what we build now goes to sites on the US side of the border. Sawmills, processing facilities, the kind of operations that'll actually be walking the floor at the Timber Processing & Energy Expo. Less a marketing decision, more showing up where the people we already work with actually are. ⠀ We'll be there September 23–25, Booth 927. If you've got a project on the horizon and want fifteen minutes to talk it through, message us before the show and we'll find a time to meet at the booth. Easier than trying to catch each other on the floor.

There are two very different calls that come in from mine sites. ⠀ One is planned. A shutdown scheduled months out, everyone knows the dates, the crew shows up ready. The other one comes with no warning at all, something broke, the site's down, and the only question that matters is how fast the crew can get there. ⠀ Both matter the same amount. But there's something about the second kind of call that makes for a good day. Getting out fast and fixing something that's costing someone money every hour it sits broken tends to stick with you. ⠀ If you've got either kind of job coming up, let us know.