Group Eight Engineering Limited

Corporate Profile

The Hamilton-based firm of Group Eight Engineering Limited has provided structural, electrical and mechanical consulting engineering services to clients for more than 30 years. Incorporated in 1973, Group Eight Engineering Limited is a Canadian, employee-owned company that commenced active operations in 1974 as the continuation of two predecessor firms dating back to 1954.

Human Resources

Group Eight Engineering Limited consists of an "in-house" staff of approximately thirty-five employees including nine professional engineers, two LEED®AP Accredited Professionals, one LC Accredited Professional, technologists, technicians and other support services staff.

Principals and Officers of the Firm

The following dedicated individuals represent the executive management team at Group Eight Engineering Limited who collectively provide a broad base of knowledge and many years of experience to all projects.

A. E. Cipriani, P.Eng.	President	E. H. Chapman, P.Eng.	Vice-President
M. W. Wickham, P.Eng., LEED ® AP	Vice-President	G. G. Matsis, P.Eng.	Secretary-Treasurer
A. P. Cyriac, P.Eng.	Director	D. L. Thompson, P.Eng.	Director
E. A. Kolodziejski, P.Eng.	Director

Principal Fields of Activity and Specialization

Industrial
process plant installation • air pollution control materials handling • light/heavy industrial buildings • steel making facilities • manufacturing plant retrofits • electrical power and controls • co-generation plants

Commercial and Residential
office buildings • hotels • retail stores and malls • warehouse/storage facilities • computer data facilities • town house developments • high/low rise apartments

Institutional and Recreational
arenas • community centres • swimming pools • recreation centres • art galleries • universities/ colleges • elementary/secondary schools • administration buildings • hospitals • health care facilities

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