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Bridge Repairs & Crib Building
In everything we do, we put safety and the environment first. In our construction work, we pull from our training in fall protection, spill response, safe separation, environmental management, ergonomics, snooper truck use, sediment and erosion control, Indigenous culturally modified tress, danger tree awareness, WHMIS, fire safety and suppression, active worksite entry, chainsaw use, resource road driver training, and mobile elevating work platform use to do the job safely with care for the environment. StoneCroft is trained and capable to perform the role of Prime Contractor.
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Crib Construction – Revelstoke, BC
Log Crib Construction – Campbell River, BC
Crib Construction
Matias Santoro is currently pursuing his Forest Operations degree at the University of British Columbia with expected graduation in 2027. Matias joined StoneCroft in 2025. A fast learner and team player, Matias brings a professional and positive approach to his work. Matias’ varied experience in the resource sector includes cutblock and road layout, forest planning, park management and arborist services. Matias has developed his engineering experience in the field with experience in surveying and inspection, as well as exposure to construction supervision. Matias was also quick to learn technical drafting in the office. We look forward to another summer with Matias in 2026.
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A graduate of the University of British Columbia and University of Northern BC’s joint Environmental (Civil & Chemical) Engineering Program, Rudy has a few years of experience in surveying and construction supervision in the resource sector. Rudy’s professional and conscientious approach to projects strengthens any project team that he is part of. Rudy is certified as an Advanced Drone Pilot and obtained his designation as a Professional Engineer in 2026. Rudy joined StoneCroft in 2025.
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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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.
