"We engaged Scott Steel and Scott Concrete for the construction and assembly of essential infrastructure for the Harte Gold “Sugar Zone Mine”. The foundations and steel erection construction period coincided with the brutality of a northern Ontario winter providing some of the harshest possible conditions for this work. SS/SC proved that despite the tough conditions their team on site were committed to completing work that was safety first, well organized and equally importantly cost and schedule transparent with the unavoidable need to heat and hoard as they worked. The result was a scope of work which was completed in an expedient timeframe with, significantly, no lost time injuries. I would certainly consider SS/SC for future work if it this type of scenario again."

"Scott Steel Erectors were awarded a number of significant contracts for the demolition, erection and cladding of two new head frame structures at the Potash Corporation mine at Rocanville Saskatchewan. The contracts were part of a major expansion project of one of the world’s largest potash mines. In particular, the demolition of an existing head frame structure with the new head frame already erected on top of the old structure presented unique challenges for both safety and execution.  The work was carefully planned and engineered well in advance and then flawlessly executed by a professional team of management and trades people. I would not hesitate to recommend Scott Steel Erectors for this type of work." 

"On behalf of the Mayor and City Council, the West End Community Center Steering Committee, and the citizens of Sault Ste. Marie, I would like to thank you and your employees for the work that your company performed on this project. Your expertise and commitment to the project meant that we were able to meet our deadline to use this facility for the participants of the 2012 CARHA Hockey World Cup. This was extremely important.

The WECC is a first-class facility that the users and citizens will enjoy, and that our out-of-town guests will be envious of. With Phase I (Indoor Turf Facility) and Phase II (Branch Library) completed, we are looking forward to Phase III (Arena) getting the go ahead."