Corporate Profile
General Corporate information about Inuit Canadian Consultants Limited (ICCL)
 


 

 
 
 
ICCL Inuit Canadian Consultants Limited (ICCL) was formed in 2006 as a partnership between Everett McLean and CBCL Limited with the intention of providing consultancy services to the Government of Nunatsiavut and coastal communities of Labrador.

Everett McLean was born and raised in Northwest River, Labrador.  He is an active member of the Labrador Inuit Association (LIA) and has been involved in the engineering and municipal aspects of numerous projects throughout his career.  His previous experience includes over 16 years as a Municipal Technologist with the Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, supplemented by an additional four years in the role of Councilor.  His experience also includes work on the design and construction of fish plants and other engineering projects in Northern Labrador.  Mr. McLean's mix of experience gives him a unique perspective on the challenges and requirements of providing engineering guidance to ensure these remote communities prosper.

Since 2002, CBCL Limited has maintained a presence in Labrador though its Happy Valley-Goose Bay office.  At present the office is staffed with four employees, two of whom are members of the LIA.  The firm maintains two other offices in Newfoundland at Corner Brook and St. John's.  The staff of these offices is comprised entirely of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.  Engineering assistance and staff provided by CBCL to ICCL is coordinated by our Senior Project Manager, Mr. Eddie Bright.

Inuit Canadian
Consultants Limited

P.O. Box 1989, Stn "B"
350 Hamilton River Rd
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL
A0P 1E0

Tel: (709) 896-6026
Fax: (709) 896-9708
http://www.cbcl.ca/iccl

 


List of Engineering Services Available

While the depth of ICCL may not be immediately apparent, the partner company CBCL Limited has been providing quality engineering services throughout Atlantic Canada for over 50 years.  With a staff of over 200 professional engineers, technologists, environmental scientists and support staff, CBCL has developed into one of the largest multi-discipline consulting firms in Atlantic Canada.  The company is owned and managed by its senior employees.  It is this depth and breadth that enables ICCL to provide professional consulting services in the following wide range of engineering disciplines:

  Buildings Marine Structures
  Civil, Site Development Mining Infrastructure
  Structural Environmental Science
  Mechanical Environmental Assessment and Remediation
  Electrical Solid Waste Management
  Instrumentation & Controls Project Management and Planning
  Processing (eg. Fish Plants) Landscape Architecture
  Municipal
 
 

Relevant Project Experience

The past three years has been a period of extreme growth in Labrador for ICCL's partner company, CBCL Limited.  CBCL has completed projects for a variety of clients in most regions of Labrador, including Lab West, Central, Lake Melville, South Coast and of course the North Coast.  Specifically the Department of Health and Social Affairs (formerly the Labrador Inuit Health Commission) has been a valued client. CBCL recently completed a new 54 child daycare and 4 unit apartment complex in Nain, a 4 unit apartment complex in Hopedale, daycare renovations in Makkovik and renovations to the Saputjivik Treatment Centre in Northwest River. CBCL has completed numerous other projects for clients such as the Labrador School Board, Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation.


Corporate Philosophy

ICCL believes that the Government of Nunatsiavut and ICCL can mutually benefit from the planned growth of this new land.  ICCL is committed to involving Inuit resources in the projects it undertakes.  The includes the hiring of additional staff as the need arises.

We envision that growth may take the form of additional full-time technical people hired into our Happy Valley-Goose Bay office, or part-time persons with the specific technical skill sets hired for project duties, such as inspection services in the relevant communities.  Our experience is that individuals from the coast are most likely to want to stay on the coast in the long term.  The experience gained by these individuals though ICCL projects will strengthen the communities in which they reside.


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