Recognized for its expertise in automation, instrumentation and control, electricity, pipeline, nuclear energy and industrial mechanical engineering, Johnston-Vermette’s mission is to provide high quality multidisciplinary engineering services aiming to satisfy our clients through all the phases of their industrial projects.
Respect applies everywhere: respect for the customer and its expectations, respect for governmental laws, environment protection, health and safety, and respect for our employees and our suppliers.
In an open and frank climate, each member of the group has the responsibility for its own work and is encouraged to offer a performance worthy of its own values.
Rigour is present at all phases of a project, and is supported by Johnston-Vermette quality system.
From development to final accomplishment, we aim for excellence.
The great blue heron, very present along the St. Lawrence Valley, is equally at home on the land, in the water, and in the air. It quickly adapts itself to its environment then controls it discreetly but with great effectiveness. Its powerful, stable and elegant flight makes this bird an appropriate symbol for Johnston-Vermette. It is represented when flying away, majestically displaying all its energy.
The great blue heron which appears on Johnston-Vermette documents is our symbol. It represents heavy industry well because it is the most powerful of all the birds found in the province of Québec. Its versatility (as it is active in the water, in the air and on the land) constitutes a model for a multidisciplinary group like ours. Its presence along the river means, for Johnston-Vermette, the attachment to the St. Lawrence Valley region.