Industrial Services
The Waterford Group is a specialty service provider serving a variety of construction and manufacturing industries in Southern Ontario. The Group's Industrial Services Division offers multiple services that help steel, cement and other industry companies get the job done.
Waterford's Industrial Services Division operates a slag pelletizer that is located at a major steel mill in Southern Ontario. Through its material handling service, the Industrial Services Division processes and stacks aggregates and other bulk materials where clients can easily load materials used in steel production. The company also provides other material handling services, including loading ships and barges.
Waterford's Industrial Services Division's services are available 24 hours a day, seven days per week. This flexibility provides customers with fast and efficient service, helping them to meet their project deadlines. The company's central location in Southern Ontario also offers easy access to highways, airports, seaports and rail lines.
The Waterford Group's Industrial Services Division prides itself on providing high-quality products and reliable services to clients throughout the Great Lakes region.
Canadian Material Handling (CMH) provides a unique service designed to streamline customers' waterborne loading needs. At its site in Nanticoke, Ontario, CMH owns and operates a state-of-the-art, one-mile-long, ship-loading conveyor system, capable of loading vessels at a rate of up to 3,000 net tons per hour. This 48-inch-wide conveyor system handles a wide variety of raw materials and by-products from steel mills, providing economic value to CMH's customers.
CMH's innovative use of modern material handling equipment and a strategic location on the north shore of Lake Erie allows CMH to quickly, safely and efficiently load large volumes of bulk materials onto waterborne vessels. Companies utilizing CMH's unique service, ship their products to ports throughout the Great Lakes region.
Canadian Slag Services (CSSI) operate several blast furnace slag quenching systems (slag granulators and pelletizers) located within major steel plants in southern Ontario. These processes quench blast furnace slag, a co-product of producing iron, to make granulated and pelletized slag, which is shipped to the cement industry and ground to produce slag cement powder.
CSSI also processes and sells air-cooled, blast furnace slag and iron recovered from the slag. Blast furnace slag aggregates are used by road building contractors throughout the Great Lakes region.
Air Cooled Blast Furnace Slag (ACBFS) is also screened by CSSI to various sizes and used in the manufacture of rock wool insulation. All forms of Blast Furnace Slag, granulated, pelletized and air cooled, are by-products of the production of iron and as such, are all recycled products, the use of which helps many industrial companies lower their overall environmental footprint.
Canadian Slag Services prides itself on providing high-quality products and reliable services to clients throughout the Great Lakes region.
As part of the Waterford Group's Industrial Services Division, Waterford Crushing and Screening (WCS) provides a mobile crushing and screening service for industrial bulk materials around the Great Lakes. Through WCS, Waterford offers a flexible, mobile service that is designed to meet the specific needs of each client at competitive pricing.
WCS has an extensive fleet of material handling equipment, including front-end loaders, crushing plants, screening plants, conveyors, generators, dozers, and excavators. Using this diversity of equipment, WCS is capable of processing a wide variety of industry raw materials and by-products, including aggregates, iron ore, coal and coke, steel and blast furnace slag, as well as recyclables such as broken concrete, asphalt and soils.
The company primarily operates in the major steel and cement mills of Southern Ontario and is active in numerous ports on the Great Lakes, performing a variety of material handling operations, including loading bulk materials onto ships. Thanks to the company's systems approach to its mobile screening and crushing service, Waterford Crushing and Screening is able to provide quick turnaround times that exceed the expectations of its customers.
Cargo Dockers is located on the north shore of Lake Ontario, within the city limits of Bowmanville, Ontario. Cargo Dockers is a diverse product handling facility. We handle approximately 1.5 million tonnes of product annually. Products include: cement, clinker, coal, gypsum, petroleum coke, kalime and salt. Cargo Dockers operates with 980 loaders, tractor/trailer trucks, 2 spray water trucks, 2 weigh scales, and a 150′ stacker. This facilitates the stockpiling, spraying, covering and load out of products efficiently. Cargo Dockers has 330 metres of docking berth with a water depth of standard seaway draft. We are also a secured port under the Transport Canada regulations (MTSR). Cargo Dockers Ltd. has operated in this location since 1979, and continues to operate in a safe and effective manner.
