Area Classification Services in a Class of Their Own
When you think of a multi-disciplinary firm like Catch Engineering, plenty of services and offerings immediately come to mind. Engineering and design. Project management. Compliance…
Leading the Way in EV Solutions
The future is here; is your business ready for it? No matter what industry you find yourself in – transportation, building development, delivery, or even government…
Putting the “Pro” in Procurement
What comes to mind when you think of the term “procurement”? Within engineering, procurement is associated with acquiring building materials or construction supplies. You know…
Catch Engineering Promotes Derek Voyce to Vice President of Engineering
Catch Engineering continues to push the leading edge of innovation and engineering – at home in Alberta, spanning the North American continent, and even across the…
Catch Engineering Promotes Hartley Harris to Chief Executive Officer
This year has started as a banner year for our team here at Catch Engineering. Between rapid ongoing growth and lots more still in the…
Catch Engineering Welcomes Galina Harris into Vice President Projects Role
It has been an exciting year for the team at Catch Engineering! Today, we’ve got a landmark new appointment to our Leadership Team to share. …
Catch is Growing – and Growth Means Change
Sixteen years ago, Catch Engineering was founded when two co-workers – Chad Smith and Hartley Harris – got together for a bit of fishing. Since then, Catch…
Keep Your Equipment UP and Running with a UPS
We’ve all been there. You’re right in the middle of watching your favourite movie, cooking up a dish of delicious food, or even just enjoying…
Consistency: The Cornerstone of Catch
“I’d rather be consistent than be right.” Those were the first words that Peter Strickland – P.Eng. and Vice-President, Engineering here at Catch Engineering – spoke during…
The Power of Culture
Catch Engineering has a secret weapon for success. It’s not the company’s world-class engineering expertise – although that certainly doesn’t hurt when it comes to building…