Floods are the most common type of natural catastrophe. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), between 1998 and 2017, floods affected more than two billion people around the world.
As per the economic losses, according to the Global Natural Disaster Assessment Report (2020), the global economic losses caused by floods reach USD 51.457 billion.
There is nothing typical about the past two years; no matter what industry you work in, we all relate to the struggles and uncertainty a pandemic brought to our lives.
In our industry, experts agree that the short-term future looks challenging. However, this is not a cause of panic; it is an opportunity.
How to quickly replace electricity pylons which are damaged or under maintenance?
SBB expands its range of services by installing a Friction Stir Welding head.
SBB was a finalist for the Stellar Award in the Human Resources Management Initiatives category!
On April 11, an external auditor from the Bureau of Normalization of Quebec conducted a maintenance audit at SBB
2019 will be a very busy year for SBB's participation in trade shows. After being present in 3 major events the first 6 months of the year, trade shows are a big and important part of the SBB marketing strategy.
This 20th edition of the MercadOr allowed SBB Inc. to win a prestigious award: Leader in Exportation.
SBB, winner of the 10th edition of the Prix reconnaissance conciliation travail-famille 2018 for the 20 to 49 employees category.
Bolivia, Colombia, Scotland, India, Kenya and Nepal are all delegations who visited our factory in Blainville.
During the 18th edition of the Gala of ExCEPtionnels organized by the Centre d'études professionnelle de Saint-Jérôme, SBB remitted prizes to students who excelled in their academics.
In 2017, the Government of Canada granted $250,000 in financial assistance to SBB. This contribution allowed us to acquire a new 4-axis CNC machine (Computer Numerical Control) which is now available at the factory of our head office.
For the past few years, SBB has been involved in the cause "Opération Père Noël". This cause allows abandoned or less fortunate children to have a magical moment on the morning of December 25th. Each SBB employee interested in the cause can contribute by giving a weekly amount on their pay. At the end of the year, all amounts are used to buy the gifts that the children asked for.
