Lunch is on Woodfibre LNG

Over the course of 2024, the Woodfibre LNG project made significant strides, including the arrival of the floatel, progress on the Marine Offloading Facility, the pouring of concrete foundations, and marine work to support mooring structures for the Floating Storage Tanks. This progress was all made while adhering to federal, provincial and Sķwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) requirements.

Meet Vince Gagner, Woodfibre LNG’s Site HSSE Manager, whose leadership and 30+ years of expertise drive a culture of safety, sustainability, and collaboration at one of Canada’s most innovative LNG projects. Vince’s approach combines conventional safety protocols with Indigenous values, fostering an inclusive, respectful workplace while ensuring compliance with federal, provincial, and local regulations.

Marine mammals rely on sound for navigation, communication, and locating food. Underwater noise generated by industrial activities can interfere with these functions, causing changes in behaviour and disrupting the natural habits of marine life. To ensure that the Project’s in-water work minimizes underwater noise, Woodfibre LNG uses a series of proven technologies, monitoring practices, and […]