StoneCroft is a leading provider of general arrangement and detailed structural design services for bridges, pedestrian bridges, major culverts, arches and fords in the natural resource sector. Designing bridges and crossings is how we got started in 1989 and remains a key part of our business.
StoneCroft typically assumes the role of Professional of Record. We work closely and collaboratively with the Coordinating Registered Professional and the required team of specialists (e.g., biologists, geotechnical engineers) to satisfy the professional requirements related to the project. Our focus is on user safety, constructability, structural integrity and sound environmental management. We are known for providing practical, innovative and cost-effective designs.
Our typical bridge and crossing design projects:
Our bridge and crossing design services:
StoneCroft can take your bridge or crossing project from proposal through feasibility to construction, assurance and ongoing maintenance. We offer full life cycle bridge and crossing asset management.
Where a StoneCroft design stands out is its constructability. Having been the Construction POR for most of our designs, we consider constructability and worker safety requirements like tote road widths and operability of compaction equipment in steep terrain. We want the project to be a success for our clients from the start.
Also see our ASSET INSPECTION AND LOAD RATING or STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING services section.
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9.0m Skewed Concrete Slab Bridge with Gravel Deck on T-Footings – Northwest Bay, BC
10m fir log bridge on existing concrete abutments (Community Forest project) – Port Alberni, BC
13.0m Concrete Slab Girder Bridge with Gravel Deck – Port Alberni, BC
60′ Steel Deck Portable on GRS Abutments with Re-used Cedar and Cypress Crib – Port Alberni, BC
70′ Concrete Deck Portable on GRS Abutment – Qualicum, BC
70′ Permanent Composite Bridge with Steel Towers on Cast-In-Place Concrete Foundations + 3,000mm diameter x 20m long CMP
70′ x 18′ Steel Deck Portable on Log Crib Foundations Built Up on Keyed-In Riprap – Powell River, BC
100′ and 60′ Steel Deck Portables on Timber Sills Built-Up on Riprap – Kitimat, BC
Fish passage 2,440m span x 1,270mm rise x 21m long open bottom arch on precast footings with rock weirs- Victoria, BC
Fish passage 2,700mm Ø x 36m long CSP embedded to stimulate a natural stream channel – Campbell River, BC
Permanent Camp Abutment Replacement with Driven Piles and Composite Concrete Deck Retrofit – Chemainus, BC
Portable on GRS Abutment – Southern Vancouver Island (2)
Reconnaissance of Structure Sites for Mine Access Road – Northwest BC
Sophia joined StoneCroft in 2024 as an engineering co-op student while completing her civil engineering degree at the University of Victoria. She continues to return to StoneCroft for each of her co-op terms which provides us with a unique opportunity to build and deepen her practical engineering experience with each consecutive placement. Always enthusiastic, Sophia is eager to learn and is equally proficient in both the field and office. Sophia has a passion for fishing and the outdoors which inspired her pursuit of professional engineering in the natural resource sector.
Rosie holds a key position at StoneCroft as Proposal Coordinator. Her role is to support the proposal process from start to finish, as well as undertaking various other business development related activities. Rosie’s strong business acumen and organizational skills gained through her own entrepreneurial pursuits are complimented by over a decade of engineering technologist roles in the mining and municipal sectors. Rosie holds a Diploma in Mining Technology and Mineral Exploration from BCIT as well as a Business Administration Certificate from Capilano.
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Emily is an engineering technologist at StoneCroft. A graduate from the University of New Brunswick, Emily holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry and is currently pursuing her designation as a Registered Professional Forester with Forest Professionals BC. Emily’s vibrant communication approach and strong background in field work combine to provide thoughtful and organized management to any project. Emily keeps safety at the forefront of everything she does, both in the field and in the office, as well as when she undertakes supervisory roles.
RPBio, MSc
Max is a senior project manager and environmental lead at StoneCroft. His diverse skills include construction supervision, biology, forest planning, tree falling, estimating, and project management. Max prioritizes safety leadership and environmental stewardship, always aiming to serve his clients effectively. As a Registered Professional Biologist with the College of Applied Biology, he has led various projects in environmental monitoring, sediment management, and permitting. With extensive experience in coastal construction, he quickly assesses projects to determine the most efficient, cost-effective approaches. As a senior estimator for road construction, he identifies innovative cost-saving opportunities, bringing valuable expertise to StoneCroft’s road design and construction services. Max holds a Master’s in Forestry from the Technical University of Munich and a Master’s in Biology from Ludwig-Maximilian-University of Munich. He is also a Certified Faller and trained Forest Supervisor with the BC Forest Safety Council.