Repair and Maintenance Program
At a technical briefing this morning, The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated (JCCBI) presented its report on major projects carried out in 2015. The ambitious program established at the start of the season was completed despite a highly challenging work environment. Again this year, JCCBI completed maintenance and repair work on its entire network to ensure user safety, Greater Montreal mobility, and infrastructure longevity.
1. JCCBI 2015 Project Report
Repair and Maintenance Program
Technical briefing for media
SAFETY. MOBILITY. LONGEVITY.
December 2, 2015
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2. Spokespeople
Glen P. Carlin
Chief Executive Officer
Sandra Martel
Chief Operating Officer
François Demers
Senior Director, Champlain and NCBC
Catherine Tremblay
Senior Director, Projects, Construction and Operations
Steve Tselios
Senior Director, Engineering
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3. Briefing Outline
Word of welcome
2015 in review
Champlain Bridge 360°
Structural repair and maintenance
Planning and longevity
Q&A
Individual interviews
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6. A dedicated Champlain Project Office
Office resources:
12 JCCBI employees
Engineering firms
(design and technical support)
Supervision team
To support this dedicated
team, an Expert
Committee is in place. Its
role is to challenge the
solutions proposed by
consultants in order to
ensure we choose the
most appropriate
approach for users and
workers’ safety.
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7. Instrumentation from shore to shore
Continous, real-
time monitoring
provided through
instrumentation
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8. Comparitive load tests
Monthly inspection patrols
Trucks with 30 and 48 tonne loads
Slowed traffic
Direct surveillance of bridge behaviour
Comparitive analyses with historical
data
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5
10
15
20
25
30
35
P1 Girders
Ave Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct.-15 Nov.-15
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9. Data entered into integrated system
Software integrating all bridge condition assessment
and monitoring steps
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19. Bonaventure Expressway Deck
Work to be completed in December
Replacement of 6 spans and 2 ramps
80 girders in all
1,165 m³ concrete poured on site
18 hrs a day / 7 days on average
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20. Jacques Cartier Bridge
Painting the structure
above the seaway
Approximate area: 8,000 m²
Three-layer paint system: galvanized
zinc, epoxy resins and polyurethane
resins
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22. St. Helen’s Island Pavilion
OBJECTIVE
Secure and reinforce
this structural element
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23. Champlain Ice Control Structure
Reinforce deck
capacity
2,3 km
70 spans
630 reinforcement cables
200 workers on-site
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24. Champlain Ice Control Structure
New separate bike lane
3 m wide
Anti-skid surface
LED lighting system
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25. Honoré Mercier Bridge (federal section)
64 pre-fab deck slabs
+100 Mohawk workers
19,140 steel bolts
Compressed work schedule:
20 hrs / 7 days
Slab life = 75 years
15 days ahead of schedule!
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26. Biodiversity protection
Proactive management of surrounding fauna
Nesting structures for falcons and swallows
Mitigation measures for the Copper red horse
Environmental benefits
Creation of an enclosure and hibernacle for brown garter snakes
Research and development for amphibians and reptiles
Creation of additional habitat for birds
Reforesting around the bypass bridge
Full inventory of biodiversity upcoming
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27. Daily monitoring and coordination
JCCBI works 365 days a year to maintain smooth network operations
Team of maintenance employees on-site overseeing our structures every day
Management of traffic hindrances, with close to 8,000 interventions in 2015
Exploration of innovative practices for lane maintenance during winter
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29. Planning and partnerships
JCCBI
MTQ
SSL
City of
Montréal
South shore
municipalities
(10+)
Kahnawake
Band Council
Environnement
Québec &
Environment
Canada
AMT
Transit
authorities
Police
Emergency
services
Media
Exhaustive planning of work to reduce
impact on users and optimize efficiency of
our structural interventions
Blitz 3, Champlain Bridge
3 major partners, 1 impact
2016 work in planning stages
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30. Responsible, preventive management
JCCBI ensures that Montréal's most symbolic and
representative infrastructures remain safe, fully
functional and attractive.
General, detailed, and special inspections
Load-bearing studies
Instrumentation
Master plans
Combine structural data, long-term vision
and economic information to determine the
best actions to take and opportune timing
Studies and
planning
Engineering
(drawings
and specs)
Execution
of work
Maintenance
and
operations
Inspection
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31. 85 years old already!
OBJECTIVE
Give a second life to the structure, with a view to extending its
life for 50 more years while at the same time improving safety
and its integration into the urban environment
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33. Lighting
JCCBI is pleased to draw on its expertise to lead the project to
illuminate the Jacques Cartier Bridge as part of the festivities
marking the 150th anniversary of Canadian Confederation and
the 375th anniversary of Montreal.
The $39.5 million budget includes concept development, design,
execution, as well as operating and maintenance costs for a
10-year period
Engineering and site supervision contract awarded to
WSP-Aecom
Design in progress by Moment Factory and our teams
Calls for tenders for equipment planned for this winter, and for
installation work this summer
Installation planned for August through December
Lighting work complete by end of February 2017
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