Nomodic

Tomorrow, as we observe the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Nomodic will take a moment to remember the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families, and communities. We stand proud in our partnerships with Indigenous communities and are committed to fostering meaningful relationships. Let's all use this day to learn about Indigenous cultures, histories, and the path to reconciliation.

For resources and information, visit: https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/national-day-truth-reconciliation.html

from coast to coast! While members of Nomodic's site team continue to work on craning our project in Ontario, our BC-based crew continues to make great progress at the site of our next supportive housing complex for BC Housing in Chilliwack, BC. This pallet of plywood will form the sheathing for a unique roof truss system—a prefabricated, angular structural component designed to support the roof's weight—that is set to begin assembly next week.

Roof trusses are particularly uncommon on multi-storey modular buildings, and we’re excited to be bringing this innovative and aesthetically pleasing feature to life!

Yesterday was a milestone day in Sudbury, Ontario as craning began on a new 40-suite transitional housing complex: Nomodic’s largest project to date in Eastern Canada. Once complete, the 4-storey modular complex – built with funding from CMHC’s Rapid Housing Initiative – will provide safe housing and a healthier life for residents who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

A huge thank you to our dedicated site team and partners who are hard at work ensuring all 32 modules are craned safely and efficiently. We are incredibly excited to see the building take shape in the coming days and weeks!

Dismantling in British Columbia! The Nomodic team is on site in Northern BC, dismantling a large 686-bed workforce camp + kitchen/diner/recreational facilities. It’s been a pleasure for our team to work with our client and partners to execute this project safely and efficiently, and we’re looking forward to wrapping up in the coming weeks.

From full turnkey buildings to single phases such as installations and dismantles, our team is ready to help with your next industrial or workforce housing project. See our additional experience: https://www.nomodic.com/what-we-build/remote-workforce-industrial/

Over the past several weeks we've taken a stroll down memory lane, revisiting some of Nomodic's most memorable projects. From foldable maintenance buildings to supportive housing, factory-crafted retail spaces to boutique resort hotels, premium workforce housing to rural housing developments built with our Indigenous partners, these projects are a testament to the versatility and adaptability of both modular construction and Nomodic’s model across various industries and applications.

As we wrap up this series, we're reminded of our valued client relationships, the strength of our partnerships, the dedication of our team, and the promising future of modular construction. Stay tuned for more exciting project updates to come!

to earlier this year when we completed three 3-bedroom duplexes for Gitwangak First Nation in Kitwanga, BC, built with the support of funding from CMHC's Rapid Housing Initiative (RHI).

Designed to prioritize the long-term needs of the community, the durable new homes feature spacious open concept living & dining areas, modern kitchens with custom millwork, and wood-burning stoves. Following a successful collaboration in 2019, we were thrilled to be invited back to continue supporting this amazing community.

See Nomodic's other rural and Indigenous housing experience: https://buff.ly/483HZIe

Making fantastic strides! Work continues both inside and outside at the site of our 58-module, 49-suite supportive housing complex (+ 42 shelter spaces) in Chilliwack, BC for BC Housing. Recent milestones include the completion of the building envelope on the East side of the building and water main assembly and installation on the first level.

A huge thank you to our site team and partners, who continue to show amazing dedication and commitment as they push towards completion. We can’t wait for the doors to open to this beautiful new complex!

We’re thrilled to welcome Reece McNaughton as Nomodic’s newest Project Manager! Reece brings nearly two decades of progressive construction experience to our team, having advanced through the industry as a foreman, site superintendent, project coordinator, and project manager. His experience successfully guiding prominent permanent modular and industrial workforce housing projects will undoubtedly enhance our service to clients and reinforce our dedication to delivering exceptional results.

Reece's commitment to ingenuity and initiative aligns perfectly with our values, and we can't wait to see the remarkable projects he'll oversee. Welcome to the Nomodic family, Reece!

As we enter the weekend, our heartfelt thanks go out to our exceptional employees whose commitment and hard work continue to inspire us. On behalf of everyone at Nomodic, we hope you all have a safe and enjoyable long weekend!

to the one that started it all! Nomodic’s very first permanent modular project, this 8-suite Operator Lodge for Pacific Canbriam Energy in Northern BC, set a new benchmark in premier, permanent remote workforce accommodations when it opened in 2014. Nomodic has since completed many additional projects in the region including multi-storey operator lodges, warehouses, control rooms, and more.

Our remote workforce and industrial products & construction services still form an integral part of our DNA and service offering to this day: from full turnkey workforce accommodations, to installations/dismantles, to site and industrial services and beyond. Contact us today to learn more or if you need assistance with a quote, concept, or feasibility assessment.

See our other remote workforce & industrial experience, including two other projects completed for Pacific Canbriam Energy: https://www.nomodic.com/what-we-build/remote-workforce-industrial/

Read more about our services: https://www.nomodic.com/our-services-modular-offsite/

! The Province of British Columbia, through BC Housing, has issued the third Request for Proposals for the Community Housing Fund (CHF). The $3.3-billion investment will help build more than 20,000 affordable rental homes across BC by 2031-32, supporting the development of new affordable rental homes for middle and low-income families, independent seniors, and individuals.

Applications through the RFP process are open to non-profit organizations, housing co-operatives, municipalities, First Nations, and Indigenous-led societies. The RFP will remain open until mid-November 2023.

If you are applying for this or other funding initiatives and want to benefit from a modular approach or would like help completing your application, contact us today.

Learn more about the latest CHF and the request for proposals: https://lnkd.in/gisw4QfB

We’re hiring! Following a recent strategic restructuring, we're excited to announce new opportunities within our team. With a pipeline of current and upcoming industrial, workforce housing, and permanent modular projects, now is the perfect time to be part of our journey. Our current openings include:
• Field positions
• Project Manager
• Preconstruction Manager
• Project Coordinators

As one of Canada’s leading construction management firms dedicated solely to modular and offsite construction, Nomodic offers exciting project opportunities – from turnkey new builds to relocations of existing modular buildings and beyond. We prioritize our team members, offering competitive compensation packages and a hybrid work environment.

Successful applicants will be located in Western Canada.

To apply, please submit your resume and cover letter here: https://buff.ly/3EaNSG6

Visit our website to learn more about careers with Nomodic and see our other openings: https://buff.ly/3YpWX71