After winning the IAAPA Innovation Award for the past four years, Dynamic Attractions celebrated two new Brass Ring Award wins at this week’s IAAPA Expo in Orlando.
Après quatre ans de retard et une bataille légale de plusieurs années, l’État d’Hawaii vient de donner le feu vert à la construction du Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT), un télescope géant de 30 mètres de diamètre.
Reaching for the stars: Thirty Meter Telescope furthers Canadian telescope design and engineering expertise.
https://www.worksafebc.com/en/resources/newsletters/worksafe-magazine/worksafe-magazine-septoct-2018/whats-wrong-with-this-photo-answers?lang=en Swing-stage platforms need proper installation and use. WorkSafeBC occupational hygiene officer Kimiko Banati and occupational safety officer Ronald Schouten helped set up this teachable glazing scenario. We’ve listed just some of the many issues found here. Swing-stage platforms like the one pictured are complex. If you have questions about properly setting one up, call
BC-based Dynamic Attractions helps Museum bring 1920s Mill back to life
A new major feature attraction is being added to Britannia Mine Museum, just south of Squamish on the Sea-to-Sky Highway.
Source: http://www.canadianminingjournal.com/news/museum-britannia-to-mount-mill-show/ Canadian Mining Journal BRITANNIA BEACH, B.C. – The Britannia Mine Museum has unveiled the concept design for its upcoming mill show experience. This will be a new feature attraction and immersive multi-sensory show that will bring the building back to life. The attraction will be launched next spring. The Britannia copper mill operated from the
The final design for TMT’s enclosure—a huge, moveable dome that will house the telescope—is nearing completion. A substantial portion of the final design has already been done, allowing for work to begin on the production readiness phase. The last of the design reviews, for the enclosure’s electrical and controls aspects, is planned for the coming months, with the hope that a contract for the fabrication phase and making all the parts can be signed later in the year.
Original article at ExportWise Guy Nelson clearly remembers his birthday in 2007 – it was day the Empire Industries (EI) founder and CEO purchased Dynamic Structures and backed the company with a rich history of exports in both telescopes and amusement ride attractions. Nelson first became aware of Port Coquitlam-based Dynamic Structures when EI, also a steel fabricator, was
Guy Nelson is CEO of Dynamic Technologies Group and its subsidiary, Dynamic Structures. Based in Port Coquitlam, B.C., Dynamic Structures specializes in designing and building large-scale, complex mechanical systems, including advanced amusement park rides and large optical telescopes.
