O.J. Pipelines was formed in 1977 and bears the initials of one of its founders Olaf (Ole) Johanson.
Ole remained with Banister until 1977 when in partnership with Ocelot Industries Ltd. he formed O.J. Pipelines. After 16 years of leading through a sustained period of growth, Ole retired from both the company he founded and the pipeline industry. In September of 1998, HC Price of Dallas, Texas purchased O.J. Pipelines. H.C. Price has a history of pipeline construction in the United States dating back to the beginnings of welded transmission pipelines. In January 2008, H.C. Price merged with Gregory & Cook Construction to form Price Gregory Services Inc., of which O.J. Pipelines is now a subsidiary.
In October 2008, Quanta Services (NYSE:PWR) acquired Price Gregory Services Inc.; O.J. Pipelines now forms a portion of Quanta’s Natural Gas and Pipeline Division.
From its humble beginnings of working on pipe jobs measured in feet, to completing hundreds of Kilometres of pipeline in some of Canada’s harshest terrain, O.J. Pipelines has established a reputation for reliability, innovation, and implementation strategies second to none in the pipeline industry.
The location is also home to O.J.’s subsidiary, RMS Welding Systems which includes a 10,000 square foot office and workshop/R & D complex.
Our success can be attributed to our experienced and dedicated employees. Apply now to join our team!
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