Under the guidance of Mr. Hastings, his class got to work creating custom buggy whip mounts – a fastener that allows workers to attach safety flags to their vehicle’s window.
The class was able to hone their skills, including cutting, bending, drilling, grinding and painting while creating a custom, quality product that’s now proudly installed on hundreds of PAPC contractor vehicles.
The funds that the metal shop earned during this project supported the class budget for supplies and materials, including a new chop saw among other items. Supporting local businesses and communities has always been a priority for Coastal GasLink and its prime contractors. The opportunity to partner with Lakes Secondary School students is just another example of providing opportunities for skills training and education on the project.