Our Thinking

Our Thinking

Originating as a small general contractor business in 1953, FWS steadily evolved into a reputable project development and turn-key construction firm operating in a growing number of industry sectors. With decades of practice rooted in the sectors we serve and live in, FWS represents a storehouse of tried and tested experiences. Benefit from our 70-plus years since inception and stay up-to-date with current industry information.

Corporate

Inside FWS’ Procurement Department

September 3, 2024

  Our procurement department has been integral to our organization for more than 15 years. It was established to support […]

Safety

Guidelines for Safe Material Handling

August 26, 2024

  At FWS, we understand the significance of efficient material handling in our industrial construction operations. It’s essential to utilize […]

Quality

Improving Quality Through Non-Conformance Reporting

August 19, 2024

  Non-conformance reporting is more than a protocol – it’s integral to our commitment to continuous improvement. It is a […]

Corporate

Being Part of Canada’s Best Managed Companies (Platinum Level)

August 12, 2024

  FWS has a long and successful history within Canada’s Best Managed Companies program. This year marks our 11th year […]

Community Engagement

Launching Our 2024 Employee Giving Campaign

August 5, 2024

  We have begun our 2024 Employee Giving Campaign to support Variety, the Children’s Charity, which has chapters in Manitoba, […]

Safety

What Is Heat Stress?

July 29, 2024

  Construction workers labouring in scorching environments or exposed to excessive heat face potential heat stress hazards. Heat stress is […]

KPIC

Unlocking Efficiency Through KPIC

July 22, 2024

  In the dynamic landscape of facility management, securing reliable and skilled labour resources is pivotal. Companies often find themselves […]

Lean Construction

What Are The Eight Wastes Of Lean?

July 15, 2024

  The core of our operational philosophy revolves around identifying and minimizing the Eight Wastes of Lean. These wastes, aptly […]