Callidus Engineering

We Make Buildings Work. The work behind that is only possible because of the people who keep everything moving, and that's what we're highlighting on this Administrative Professionals Day.

Across our offices, our administrative team supports every part of the business. They keep financial processes on track, keep teams organized as priorities shift, and handle the day to day coordination that keeps work moving without things slipping through the cracks.

Amie Pierson, Catherine Wauthier, Dawn Schaefer, Erica Peckham, Susan Murray, and Stacey Lively each play a critical role in supporting our teams and keeping operations running smoothly.

This year also marks a transition for someone who has been a part of that foundation for a long time. After 10 years with Callidus Engineering, our own Misi McKone has retired. Her contributions to our accounting department and growth have left a lasting mark on the team, and we wish her the best into the future!

To say we are grateful for the work they put in will always be an understatement. It’s through their essential contributions that we’re able to continue to Make Buildings Work.

We were on site last week at the Carpenter’s Union Hall Addition in London for a final look at the completed space.

The project includes a 5,100 sq. ft. addition with a mezzanine, with new mechanical and electrical systems integrated into the existing building. Rooftop HVAC, duct distribution, gas piping, plumbing, lighting, controls, and fire alarm all needed to connect cleanly with what was already in place and perform as intended.

With the addition now complete, the facility has expanded space to support training programs for future carpenters, and It’s always rewarding to see the finished design in use on site.

Today is a huge day for the team here at Callidus Engineering!

Two of our team members, Derek Reid and Jason MacDonald, will be joining the brave crew of the Artemis II mission launching at 6:34 p.m. EDT today!

Our brave team is going along to do some initial feasibility studies and technical analysis for adapting Callidus Engineering designs and principles to meet the increasing demand for future lunar condominiums, commercial developments, community gathering spaces, and more.

Adapting terrestrial mechanical and electrical design for lunar gravity is a huge task, and our team has the depth of experience to make it happen.

Even on the surface of the moon, We Make Buildings Work!

On March 18, our Kingston team traded drawings and deadlines for a night at Slush Puppie Place, taking in a Kingston Frontenacs game together. With some of the kids of Team Callidus in attendance, the evening took on a bit more energy and a great time was had by all.

Partway through, Callidus Engineering appeared on the big screen, which got a reaction from our group and added to the moment. On the ice, the Frontenacs carried a strong game through to a 4–2 win against the Barrie Colts, keeping the home crowd engaged right to the final buzzer.

It was a great night to spend time together outside of work and to be part of the atmosphere in Kingston, supporting the local team alongside the rest of the community and our team.