NCS Fluid Handling Systems service team has been dispatched to a deep well dewatering project. Similar to previous projects the scope is to assist with ground water flow data in a Major project development site in Canada. This valuable ground water data forms an integral part of the projects ground […]
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Employment opportunity Design Estimation Sales
Design Engineer with Sales Knowledge in Water Pumping and Sewer Bypass Market Sector Description: You won’t be alone join our team of designers and engineers and begin a dynamic career. We are looking for a talented design technician or engineer with estimating sales knowledge to join the NCS team. The […]
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Dewatering and Well-pointing at NCS
Well-point Dewatering is just the process that is used to achieve both the dewatering of a excavation as well as soil stabilization within the excavation for improved safety and ground water mitigation/ While well-pointing is used to dewater during construction activities such as pipeline installation or integrity digs, an excavation […]
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NCS Fluid Handling Systems celebrates 7 years in business
In the past 7 years the team has supported the industrial and municipal care and custody of water while performing all our services. NCS Fluid Handling Systems is a Canadian Industry leader around industrial water management, dewatering, & bypass services. In the past 2 years NCS has expanded to include […]
Read MoreWater Treatment, Preparation is Key to Success
Key elements to consider when designing an industrial water treatment system. When it comes to water treatment, there are a few key elements that need to be considered to ensure the system is designed correctly. These elements include the quality of the water, the type of system needed, and the […]
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NCS TEAM GETS THE JOB DONE RIGHT
NCS Fluid Handling Systems and its new group of affiliates have a cross Canada team of sewer bypass professional designers which have years of bypass experience and understand that knowing all aspects of the project is the critical first step. The amount of waste material required to be bypassed varies […]
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