EcoAxis

10/02/2026

A new partnership built for growth, with rural NL roots

EcoAxis is pleased to announce a new marketing partnership with Breton Group, who will be supporting our website, digital marketing, and national growth strategy as we continue expanding across Canada.

Beyond marketing, we’ll also be working with their Bretonia platform to strengthen how we manage our sales pipeline, follow opportunities, automate key workflows, improve business intelligence, and build the systems needed to scale EcoAxis to the next level. Bretonia is designed to connect revenue, marketing, operations, and executive oversight into a more coordinated growth engine.

We chose Breton because of their experience, capabilities, and proven track record helping organizations grow through technology, marketing, and business strategy. The fact that Breton Group founder Dave d’Entremont and EcoAxis CEO and co-founder Thomas Green both come from Harbour Breton makes the partnership even more meaningful.

For a small community on Newfoundland’s south coast, it is pretty special to see businesses with the same roots finding ways to work together and grow.

EcoAxis × Breton Group
Built in Newfoundland and Labrador. Scaling across Canada.

09/24/2026

Crews are still busy supporting transmission line projects in remote areas of central Newfoundland.

This week’s work included challenging access through deep bog, wet ground, and stream crossings, the kind of locations where conventional access simply does not work without the right ground protection solution.

EcoAxis Isotrack X mats help create stable temporary access for equipment and crews while reducing ground disturbance in sensitive terrain. These systems are especially useful in waterlogged areas, where load distribution, traction, and proper installation make all the difference.

Did you know? Isotrack X mats use a cellular core design that provides buoyancy in waterlogged areas, helping support access through wet and unstable ground.

Thanks to Three G Services for the support on another project.

Remote access. Ground protection. Practical solutions for difficult terrain.

09/14/2026

As summer wraps up and fall conditions move in, reliable site access becomes even more important.

Wet weather, soft ground, and changing site conditions can quickly create delays, equipment issues, and unnecessary ground disturbance. EcoAxis ground protection systems help crews reach remote work areas safely and efficiently while reducing rutting, surface damage, and remediation.

From transmission line corridors to construction sites, remote access roads, equipment pads, and environmentally sensitive areas, we help clients plan ahead and keep projects moving.

Fall access planning starts now.

Rentals, purchases, deployment, and installation available.

[email protected]

08/21/2026

Another successful Churchill Park Music Festival in the books.

EcoAxis has been proud to support CPMF every year since its inauguration, helping provide the temporary access and ground protection needed behind the scenes for an event of this scale.

From temporary roads for staging and transport trucks, to wheelchair-accessible pathways, equipment pads, backstage hard surfaces, and site support, our products help keep major events moving safely and efficiently while protecting the ground underneath.

We’re glad to be part of such a well-organized event that continues to bring major artists and large crowds to Newfoundland and Labrador year after year.

From CPMF to the Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival, and concerts and events across Canada, EcoAxis has the inventory and experience to support large-scale event access.

Rentals and purchases available.

Get in touch: [email protected]

08/11/2026

Another remote worksite solution moving forward in Labrador.

EcoAxis supplied three metal dome buildings for a remote Labrador location, with construction now underway. This project reflects what we do best: practical access, site infrastructure, logistics, and project support for remote work across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Access. Logistics. Ex*****on.

08/11/2026

EcoAxis is seeking an experienced and dependable Onsite Supervisor for our Mobile HDPE Recycling Plant in Harbour Breton, Newfoundland and Labrador.

This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who is committed to safety, teamwork, and efficient day-to-day operations. The Onsite Supervisor will oversee plant activities, lead daily toolbox talks and job hazard assessments, coordinate production and preventative maintenance, support material preparation and equipment operation, and ensure production and shipping documentation is completed accurately.

We are looking for someone with 3 to 5 years of site foreman experience, strong problem-solving skills, and a commitment to safe and environmentally responsible work.

Forklift Certification and Standard First Aid are considered assets, and training can be provided.

For EcoAxis, this opportunity is about more than filling a position. It is about continuing to build a strong local team, creating meaningful employment, and supporting recycling activity within the aqauculture industry.

Interested in joining our team? View the full job posting and apply through Indeed:
https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=70f4c48483d66973&from=shareddesktop_copy

Please share this opportunity with anyone who may be a great fit.

EcoAxis Inc

08/07/2026

08/07/2026

That’s a wrap, another transmission line project in the books in the remote central interior of Newfoundland.

For this project, our Isotrack X ground protection system was used to help create safe, reliable access in areas where reaching the line would have been difficult, or simply not possible, without the right ground solution.

By providing a stable temporary access surface, Isotrack X helps crews and equipment move across soft, sensitive, and remote terrain while reducing rutting, ground disturbance, and unnecessary environmental impact.

From transmission line work to remote access challenges, EcoAxis helps keep projects moving where conventional access just won’t cut it.

Did you know?
Ground protection mats can also support fire prevention efforts during dry conditions by reducing direct equipment contact with natural ground cover and vegetation. By creating a temporary travel surface, matting can help limit disturbance to dry terrain and add an extra layer of protection in sensitive areas.

Access where it’s needed. Protection where it matters.

07/28/2026

Another successful transmission line project.

EcoAxis Isotrack X mats were deployed to create safe, stable access and work surfaces across sensitive ground conditions, allowing crews to move equipment, stage materials, and complete work while helping protect the terrain underneath.

For projects in remote, wet, soft, or environmentally sensitive areas, proper access planning makes all the difference. Our ground protection systems help reduce rutting, improve site safety, limit disturbance, and keep critical infrastructure work moving.

Heavy-duty access. Ground protection. Built for Newfoundland and Labrador conditions.

Thanks to our team and Young's Industrial Refrigeration Ltd for your support and services with this project.