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What is Savard Labor & Marine
Savard Labor & Marine is a significant business with activities in over 30 countries. Savard Labor & Marine offers services that include construction, shipping and logistics, information technology, manufacturing production, engineering and maintenance. The company also provides complete solutions for marine vessels including ship building and repair; deckbuildings; hull structures; marine propulsion systems including generators and engine compartments; lifeboats designed for the offshore market; fabrication of steel structures such as the superstructure of a multi-storey building or the luffing girder used in a suspension bridge. The company has two major divisions: Savard Labor & Marine Services and Savard Production. Savard Production is an international provider of temporary and permanent manpower.
Savard Labor & Marine Services is a multinational enterprise with activities in over 30 countries. Savard Labor & Marine Services provides temporary and permanent manpower to customers in industrial sectors such as construction, shipbuilding and maintenance. The company offers solutions for the following client types:
Savard Production is an international provider of temporary and permanent manpower. The company has four subsidiaries across Canada, Australia, China and India and employs over 6,000 people worldwide.
Savard Production has four subsidiaries across Canada, Australia, China and India and employs over 6,000 people worldwide.
Savard Shipping & Logistics is a third-party logistics (3PL) provider for the maritime industry. It provides port services at the following terminals:
Savard Shipping & Logistics’ global customer base includes:
Savard Seaways is a subsidiary of Savard Labor & Marine which provides specialized vessel supply.
History of the company
In the 1960s Savard Labor & Marine temporarily sponsored a team in the American Hockey League. Pierre Savard was the general manager, who later became involved with the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League.
Savard, who owned the team with his brothers, recruited Jean Beliveau, who played in five games for the Voyageurs and scored two goals. In 1966 Beliveau paid $3500 to buy the franchise but was outbid by a group of businessmen in Quebec City. The team was moved to Springfield, Massachusetts late in the 1967-68 season and became the Springfield Kings.
The Voyageurs played in the Central Professional Hockey League (CPHL) from 1967 until 1969, when they moved to St. Jerome and won the league title.
Season-by-season results:
List of alumni of the team;
“source”: “A Proud Tradition”
“This article incorporates information from the French Wikipedia.”
The Voyageurs recorded several albums throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s, including “Le hockey… Je l’aime” (1968), “Passion” (1969), “Les Voyageurs, le batailleur d’aujourd’hui” (1971), and “Les Voyageurs, ses plus grands succès” (1974).
All of these albums were produced by Les Disques Vogueur. The first track on each of them is a single by Les Filles du Seigneur:
Services offered by Savard Labor & Marine
Savard Labor & Marine provides services that include construction, shipping and logistics, information technology, manufacturing production, engineering and maintenance. The company also provides complete solutions for marine vessels including ship building and repair; deckbuildings; hull structures; marine propulsion systems including generators and engine compartments; lifeboats designed for the offshore market; fabrication of steel structures such as the superstructure of a multi-storey building or the luffing girder used in a suspension bridge. The company has two major divisions: Savard Labor & Marine Services and Savard Production. Savard Production is an international provider of temporary and permanent manpower. It performs a wide range of industrial, construction, marine and military welding and other services. Savard Labor & Marine Services designs and manufactures the cranes used in all categories of vessels, including fishing vessels, tugboats, yachts, ferries and cruise ships. The company also manufactures cargo hold ladders for these vessels.
Savard Labor & Marine Services has been in business since 1971 and is based in Lachine, Quebec.
Savard Labor & Marine Services
2125 King Edward Avenue
Lachine, Quebec H8S 4C6
Savard Production
2585 Newman Boulevard East, Bldg. 2 Unit 807
Thornhill, Ontario
Savard Production has been in business since 1975 and is based in Montreal, Quebec.
Savard Production has been in business since 1975 and is based in Lampe, Quebec.
Savard Production has been in business since 1975 and is based in Anse-à-Veau (Saint-Henri), Quebec.
Savard Production has been in business since 1975 and is based in Baie-Comeau, Quebec.
Recent projects completed by Savard Labor & Marine
The company has been involved with the building of a temporary bridge in Haiti that was completed in 2011. This is the only road link between the north and south of the country. It is estimated that 55,000 people cross this bridge every day. A similar temporary bridge was completed in 2005 but was destroyed by Hurricane Hanna. The two bridges are part of a project to rebuild the country’s infrastructure following the earthquake in January 2010.
Savard Labor & Marine completed a project on the docks in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. This involved constructing an industrial pier on the Halifax Seaport and creating a new covered work area for fishermen. The project was carried out in partnership with Canadian government agencies and other local organizations.
A permanent multi-purpose floating dock has been constructed for the port of Port de Plaisance du Bois Rond, Martinique. The dock has been designed in such a way that it can be used during the high season and then used as a floating seawall during the low season.
Savard Labor & Marine has completed projects at both international and local level.
In collaboration with the Government of Brazil, Savard Labor & Marine was contracted to restore the port of Rio de Janeiro. The work included dredging and deepen water channels in order to allow ships to enter and leave the port for the first time since 1964.
Savard Labor & Marine have provided equipment to the United States Army Corps of Engineers since 2006. The company has been responsible for repair and construction work in Iraq, Puerto Rico and other parts of the United States.
How to contact Savard Labor & Marine
Savard Labor & Marine can be contacted through two variants of its website: savard.ca or savard-labor-marine.com. The company has offices in Montreal, Quebec, Canada and approximately 20 subsidiaries around the world. The company also provides a telephone number that can be used to speak with an agent of the company: 1-888 SAVARD (1-888 728 2733).
Savard Labor & Marine is listed as a member of the Canadian Association of Free and Voluntary Schools in the province of Quebec.
The company has been accused by various individuals of unethical or improper business practises. The accusations have included mishandling or abandoning customers, and not paying wages to employees that were previously promised.
What is considered to be “consumer fraud” in Canada is governed by the “Consumer Protection Act”. The act defines “consumer” as “a natural person who is acting for purposes that are outside his or her business.” Unlike commercial fraud, there are no specific laws against consumer fraud in Canada.
