Field Notes
The Coastal GasLink Pipeline is a 670-kilometre project transporting natural gas from northeastern B.C. to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat. Acting as a subcontractor to Jacobs, the team delivered environmental monitoring services across multiple sections of the pipeline, including fish and amphibian salvage, bird nest sweeps, water quality monitoring and erosion control.
The project provided over 18,000 labour hours and $2.5 million in billables, offering stable employment opportunities for Kitselas members. It also enhanced the team’s expertise in amphibian work and water quality monitoring during construction, laying the foundation for future technical leadership roles.
Services Provided
- Fish and amphibian salvage
- Bird nest sweeps and raptor monitoring
- Water quality monitoring
- Environmental monitoring
- Erosion and sediment control
Location
The project spans northeastern B.C. to Kitimat.
Demonstrating Large-Scale Capability
The team successfully managed multiple sections of the Coastal GasLink pipeline project, meeting stringent safety, technical, and environmental standards, demonstrating their capacity to deliver on large-scale oil and gas projects.
Workforce Development Success
The project contributed over 18,000 labour hours, generating stable employment and advancing leadership and technical skills for Kitselas members, including expertise in amphibian salvage and water quality monitoring.
Strengthening Industry Relationships
Strong performance as a subcontractor to Jacobs led to expanded roles across multiple sections of the pipeline, building trust and solidifying industry partnerships for future opportunities.
