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Location: Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, QC, Canada
Commodity: Zinc
Project Phases: Detailed Design Engineering / Construction Execution
Glencore is one of the world’s leading diversified natural resource companies, with operations across metals, minerals, and energy products. At its CEZinc facility in Valleyfield, Quebec, Glencore initiated a major modernization program to extend the operational life of the zinc smelter. The project involved replacing 204 aging electrolytic cells and four overhead anode and cathode cranes to improve reliability, safety, and efficiency.
Glencore required experienced execution support to manage a complex, large-scale facility upgrade while maintaining production continuity. The project demanded:
The CEZinc Electrolytic Cells & Crane Replacement project, managed by Glencore with TMG support, achieved key milestones:
The CEZinc Electrolytic Cells & Crane Replacement Project demonstrates Glencore’s commitment to maintaining operational excellence and extending asset life through targeted modernization efforts. TMG’s expertise in execution readiness, project controls, and shutdown management was instrumental in delivering cost‑effective and timely results for this critical facility upgrade.
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