Hive Engineering

When abatement work is complete, quick clearance matters.

Hive Engineering provides in-house PCM air clearance sampling to help confirm site conditions and keep renovation, demolition, and redevelopment projects moving.

Clear reporting. Practical turnaround.

Before renovation, demolition, or redevelopment, know what’s in the building.

Hive Engineering provides hazardous building material assessments to help identify potential concerns such as asbestos, lead, mould, PCBs, mercury, and ozone-depleting substances before work begins.

Safe. Practical. Responsible.

Big news from the Hive team!

Andrea took home the 2026 President’s Award at the ACEC-NB Awards Gala last night, recognizing her lifetime contributions to the consulting engineering industry in New Brunswick.

Couldn’t think of anyone more deserving. Proud moment for our whole team.

Huge congrats AK 👏

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Out with the old, protecting what’s below 👇

Underground Storage Tank (UST) removals are a critical step in preventing long-term environmental impacts. Whether it’s old fuel systems or legacy infrastructure, these tanks can pose risks to soil and groundwater if left unchecked.

Our team is on-site managing safe excavation, removal, and environmental oversight-ensuring everything is handled properly from start to finish.

Clean site. Reduced risk. Done right.

With spring conditions emerging across Atlantic Canada, our field teams are back in full swing.

Bryan, one of our Wetland Delineators, is currently conducting field assessments as vegetation begins to re-establish. This seasonal transition is a critical window for accurate wetland identification, allowing for proper evaluation of hydrology, soils, and plant communities.

Wetland delineation plays an important role in responsible land development and environmental protection, ensuring projects move forward with the right data and regulatory alignment.

If your project requires wetland assessment or environmental support this season, our team is ready to assist.

What’s beneath the surface matters.

Before any project begins, understanding the ground below helps protect what came before us, and ensures we move forward responsibly.

Hive Engineering now offers in-house archaeological services, supporting projects across Atlantic Canada with culturally responsible assessments and regulatory compliance.

It’s not just about development, it’s about doing it right.

🌎 Small actions. Real impact.

A few of our Moncton crew got out today for the City Clean Up, Moncton - doing our part to keep local waterways and green spaces clean!

Jake (Environmental Technologist) and Melissa (Biologist) spent the afternoon pulling debris from the river and surrounding areas, helping protect ecosystems right here in our backyard.

Events like this are a reminder that environmental work doesn’t always start in reports…sometimes it starts with boots in the water and a garbage bag in hand.

Let’s keep our communities clean, safe, and thriving 💚

Earth Day isn’t just something we post about.

It’s built into every assessment, every site visit, and every recommendation we make.

From wetlands to soil and groundwater, our work helps ensure projects move forward responsibly, while protecting the environment around them.

🌱 Protecting what matters. Every project, every day.

Spring is here, and so is wetland season. 🌱

Our team is back in the field supporting projects with accurate wetland delineations, helping clients move forward while protecting sensitive environments.

If you’ve got a project coming up, now’s the time to get ahead of it.

🐦 The birds are back… and so are their nests.

Spring is here, and with it comes an important reminder for active and upcoming projects:

Under the Migratory Birds Convention Act (MBCA), birds and their nests are protected.

That means construction and clearing work can be impacted if nesting is present.

A quick check now can save delays later.

At Hive Engineering, we help with:
✔ Nest sweeping & site assessments
✔ MBCA compliance guidance
✔ Keeping your project on track

📞 Reach out if you’ve got a project underway or coming up.