Ponting Contracting Ltd
5705 Island Hwy V9H 1V5 Campbell River, BC, Canada

This is worth a watch and please share !! Quoted from government of Canada website members of the public are encouraged to call 1-877-952-7277 to report illegal structures or suspicious activity. Keep calling and let’s get these illegal structures and outhouses removed. Enough is Enough. Here are the GPS coordinates to help report location. ... Download MapsMe APP and pop these pins in for camp directionst. River camp: 48.599919-124.278563 Grierson: 48.611464-124.440991 Eden: 48.649765-124.459698 Walbran: 48.728925-124.52634 Caycusse: 48.799064-124.488603

One of my favourite speakers Ellis Ross! Speaks from his heart and life experiences!

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Together we can shine a light on solutions, possibilities and opportunities to do things better! Check out The Psychological Support Toolkit for Workers and Employers: COVID-19 https://okt.to/gGj9fW

First snowfall of the year! Following the drill down the hill onto the next job site. #loggingroads #bccoast #earlysnow

Ice cold pizza Home made Ice cream pizza for the Ponting road crew. Lucky buggers Kelsy Wurzinger

First snowfall of the year! Following the drill down the hill onto the next job site. #loggingroads #bccoast #earlysnow

Ice cold pizza Home made Ice cream pizza for the Ponting road crew. Lucky buggers Kelsy Wurzinger

Thank you Don Switzer & Craig Strachan from Brandt Tractor for your visit to our job site a few years ago. It feels good to share our companies stories with some of our vendors, not just any vendor... This is the company we purchase our excavators from! BRANDT Tractor!

Thank to Raven FM Radio on getting this story out there !!

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We continue our showcasing of fabulous women in forestry. Today we feature Nancy Ponting. Nancy is one of the proud women who are fighting for a working forest ...to help secure the future for their families. Read her story on our new website https://www.bcforestryalliance.ca/women-in-forestry While visiting the site sign up for the newsletter, show your support, donate to the cause. Get engaged! #voteforestry

Thank you Don Switzer & Craig Strachan from Brandt Tractor for your visit to our job site a few years ago. It feels good to share our companies stories with some of our vendors, not just any vendor... This is the company we purchase our excavators from! BRANDT Tractor!

Join us, Tuesday, October 20th from 11am - 12pm (PST) for our first BCFSC webinar, The Importance of Reporting Significant Incident Failure Potential (SIFp) Eve...nts with host Troy Withey, West Fraser’s Corporate Safety Manager for Canada/ US. SIFp events are near-miss events with a high risk of Serious Injury or Failure. Many near-miss incidents associated with high-risk activity have the potential for serious injuries and failures including fatalities. Some near misses are not reported because no one was injured. However, reporting all near misses allows the operation to fully investigate the causes and develop controls to avoid these incidents in the future. Troy will address the importance of reporting near-miss SIFp events and how this SIFp incident reporting system can be easily integrated into your safety processes. Click here to register: https://okt.to/Fbr0W9

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Happy National Forest Week! This year’s theme is "Healthy Forests - Healthy Future." "During NFW, Canadians are invited to learn more about Canada’s forest he...ritage and to raise awareness about this valuable and renewable resource. Forests are fundamental to our economy, culture, traditions and history and to our future. Communities, families and individuals depend on forests for their livelihood and way of life." - Canadian Institute of Forestry This week, we're looking forward to sharing some of the TLA's advocacy efforts and programs! Follow along from September 20th - 26th on our social media profiles. Learn more about National Forest Week: http://ow.ly/5Tqh50BtWPT Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truckloggerbc/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/truckloggerBC

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OPINION: Moving Towards a Healthy Forest Sector in BC That Includes Old-Growth Logging Now that the Province has finally released its anxiously awaited report on old-growth harvesting and subsequent responses to its recommendations, we can finally get to work on the important matter of protecting our working forests. A healthy BC forest sector equals stable communities, strong families, strong economies, carbon positive buildings, sustainably managed resources, huge tax reven...Continue reading

Happy National Forest Week! This year’s theme is "Healthy Forests - Healthy Future." "During NFW, Canadians are invited to learn more about Canada’s forest he...ritage and to raise awareness about this valuable and renewable resource. Forests are fundamental to our economy, culture, traditions and history and to our future. Communities, families and individuals depend on forests for their livelihood and way of life." - Canadian Institute of Forestry This week, we're looking forward to sharing some of the TLA's advocacy efforts and programs! Follow along from September 20th - 26th on our social media profiles. Learn more about National Forest Week: http://ow.ly/5Tqh50BtWPT Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truckloggerbc/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/truckloggerBC

A glimpse of a logging road builders day. 1. The commute to work... the crew boat. A quick break down on the behind the scenes the (costs Peoples JOBS) =Aluminium boat, boat design, computers, employees to build boat,welders, salesmen and their company. Bank loan, to buy the crew boat. Then there is Transportation, insurance, inboard and out board, props, fuel, oil, safety equipment, ropes, bumpers, Radar, radios, boat trailer, servicing, transport Canada safe, Operator need...s SVOP and MED3 (certified instructors are required to teach course) charts, rulers, pen paper, books, compass, navigation. Moorage. Let’s stop and think.... look at all the jobs involved just to get the boat. $$$ put out, to help our local communities. #Forestyfeedsmyfamily I’m pretty sure I could add to this list... like meals, for the employees, payroll. Etc. You can add to my list if you like. Also ETV, Runs Groceries, and Parts.

Morning in the Bute Inlet - Ponting’s are on the move again. Photo: thanks goes out to Brad Carlson !

A glimpse of a logging road builders day. 1. The commute to work... the crew boat. A quick break down on the behind the scenes the (costs Peoples JOBS) =Aluminium boat, boat design, computers, employees to build boat,welders, salesmen and their company. Bank loan, to buy the crew boat. Then there is Transportation, insurance, inboard and out board, props, fuel, oil, safety equipment, ropes, bumpers, Radar, radios, boat trailer, servicing, transport Canada safe, Operator need...s SVOP and MED3 (certified instructors are required to teach course) charts, rulers, pen paper, books, compass, navigation. Moorage. Let’s stop and think.... look at all the jobs involved just to get the boat. $$$ put out, to help our local communities. #Forestyfeedsmyfamily I’m pretty sure I could add to this list... like meals, for the employees, payroll. Etc. You can add to my list if you like. Also ETV, Runs Groceries, and Parts.

Please listen to Dave Cuddy he is in forestry from Ireland.

Before and After shot, random sign shots, #Forestryfeedsmyfamily bumper stickers

As a result of several recent syngas explosions, the Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC)’s Safety Committee has developed an educational video - Best Pract...ices in Managing Combustible Gas - to help operators minimize the risks associated with syngas. The 7-minute video contains vital information about combustible gas and how to avoid syngas build-up. Visit the BCFSC webpage on Managing Combustible Gas for more information. www.bcforestsafe.org/node/3509 See more