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Not a lot of people can state on their resumes that they’ve been the project manager for the successful construction of more than 70 new homes – all built within just a few months. Except for TC Energy Environmental Representative Melissa Dettling who worked with the BXP project team to construct log homes and two-layered rock structures for snakes along the right of way of the BXP pipeline, which went into service on Jan. 1, 2021.

For many, the stress of the pandemic has taken its toll. For some, it has made access to necessities like food and housing even more challenging. Coastal GasLink wanted to find an impactful way to help those most in need.

During Women in Construction Week, check out Ila Roan’s story and video, whose success as a heavy equipment operator has inspired her daughter to pick up the same trade!

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On the Buckeye XPress (BXP)  project in southern Ohio, four state-approved herpetologists are on speed dial with TC Energy’s construction team. Part of the pipeline is near a snake hibernaculum, or winter snake den, where species protected by the state, such as the timber rattlesnake, are known to roam. For that reason, the BXP team has put in place mitigation measures to ensure the safety of snakes—as well as its workers from the venomous reptiles.

Jack Opgenorth has been an intern with the Cybersecurity Office (CSO) since January – a small amount of time packed with a lot of learning. Working on the frontlines to protect our digital assets, Jack has had the opportunity to see firsthand the cyber threats our company and industry face.