Entries by Hedgehog Tech
Hedgehog Attended IAAPA 2021 and Here Are The Takeaways
The pandemic has been challenging for many amusement parks that struggled between furloughing staff, park closures, and addressing safety.
Chronicle Journal Interviews Michael Wrinch About Fort Severn First Nations Solar Project
The Chronicle-Journal covered the Fort Severn First Nations sustainable energy journey and spoke with Michael Wrinch about how the solar array will address Fort Severn’s future energy demand.
Press Release: Hedgehog Technologies Launches a New EV Online Assessment Tool To Streamline Your EV Charging Needs
Hedgehog Technologies is proud to announce the launch of a brand new EV charging online assessment tool at www.hedgehogtech.com.
CBC Covers Fort Severn Solar Project
Hedgehog completed a solar array project for Fort Severn First Nations that will save the community up to 400,000 liters of diesel fuel a year.
My Summer Co-op Journey at Hedgehog Technologies
As I wrap up my four-month work term as an engineering co-op, I’m feeling thankful for all that I’ve learned and am excited about my future career as an electrical engineer.
#POWEREDBYPEOPLE Series: Senior Electrical Engineer Amreen Grewal Shares Tips for The Next Generation of Female Engineers for #INWED21
International Women in Engineering Day kicked off this week and we wanted to highlight the importance of female inclusion within STEM fields.
#POWEREDBYPEOPLE Series: Aileen Maynard Is On a Mission to Protect Endangered Whales
The #PoweredByPeople series returns to highlight those who shape our organization and make the world a better place.
Small Firms Council to Host Member & Regulator Roundtable on June 3rd
On June 3rd, join the first Small Firms Council – Member and Regulator Roundtable. The event will highlight the new Permit to Practice issued by Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC).
Hedgehog Tech COVID-19 Update
The pandemic has challenged businesses to adapt to new remote working conditions and overhaul the method in which business is conducted.
