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MSCP Expands Canadian Manufacturing with New Alberta Facility
MSCP proudly expands its operations with the acquisition of a 48,500 SF facility on 2.99 acres at 500 Streambank Ave, Sherwood Park, Alberta, strengthening its Canadian manufacturing capabilities. This new hub marks a major milestone in MSCP’s growth.

Industrial Heat Trace in Ontario | Refineries & Oil & Gas
In Ontario’s industrial corridor, a single frozen pipeline can trigger millions in lost revenue and critical safety risks. MSCP delivers engineered heat trace solutions designed specifically for the province’s most demanding environments: from the refineries.

Industrial Shutdown and Turnaround Services in Alberta and Ontario
MSCP is Canada’s premier industrial plant shutdown contractor delivering integrated shutdown and turnaround services across Western and Eastern Canada. By combining electric heat tracing, thermal removable insulation blankets, IRATA rope access maintenance, and electrical services into a single multi-skilled crew, we eliminate vendor friction, reduce site headcount, and accelerate plant startup timelines safely.

Heat Trace Panels for Industrial Operations in Alberta
At MSCP, we design and manufacture custom heat trace panels for industrial operations across Canada. Serving oil and gas facilities, energy plants, and other industrial sectors and being a leading heat trace and insulation installer in Alberta , our.

Power Panels & Custom Power Engineering | Panel Shop in Alberta
Industrial power panels are the backbone of safe, reliable operations. At MSCP, we design and manufacture control and power panels built to perform under the toughest conditions in Alberta, Ontario, and across Canada — from oil sands facilities and utility.

Industrial Control Panels: Custom Manufacturing & Engineering for Alberta & Ontario
In the high-stakes environments of the Alberta Oil Sands and Ontario’s energy corridors, “good enough” is a liability. Your facility requires industrial control panel fabrication that survives extreme -40°C winters and rigorous Canadian safety audits. At.