Energy efficiency: a challenge omnipresent in the industry

Our process engineers have acquired a wide range of expertise in the design and modification of industrial processes for pulp and paper, metallurgical and gas and petroleum industries

Johnston-Vermette is specialised in instrumentation for industrial processing as well as electric substations.

Our experience dates from the 1980’s with the construction of new metallurgical plants in Québec for Alcan, Lauralco, Norsk Hydro, and ALCOA. 

Johnston-Vermette’s experience in international projects is based on the achievements of the OPTEC group, which joined us in 2008. OPTEC is specialised in management services and studies aimed at the engineering and operational needs of the energy sector for industrial and institutional enterprises.

Johnston-Vermette is active in industrial piping, pumps and compressors, machines, and specialised equipment.

Pluritec Ltée is a consulting engineering firm, with head office at Trois-Rivières. Johnston-Vermette is one of the shareholders of Pluritec, which offers services in civil and structures, including electricity and mechanical services for buildings for our projects.

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Johnston-Vermette gained a wealth of experience through the merger with Opti-Conseil. This firm with offices in Bécancour (QC) had been active in the pulp and paper field for 20 years, and had developed its expertise mainly in the process and mechanical disciplines. Since joining with Johnston-Vermette, these abilities have been supported by the electrical, instrumentation and control, and structural teams of the company.

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Johnston-Vermette is the leader in pipeline engineering in Quebec. Our employees’ experience dates from the development of the natural gas transmission system in Quebec in the 1980’s.

The experience of our employees has been acquired mainly with the electrical services for the heavy industries in the Three Rivers area of Québec. This includes aluminum refineries, pulp and paper plants, chemical plants and other industries.

Johnston-Vermette’s experience in the nuclear industry has been acquired at Gentilly 2, and at Point Lepreau, which are CANDU generating stations with capacities of 675 and 680 MW respectively.