Our Goal

We at Suimon Engineering Canada Ltd. strive to harmonize the link between Environmental and Construction Engineering companies in Japan and North America. In order to achieve this, our target is to build this "Bridge of Opportunity" across the Pacific Ocean.

1.Business Assistance

The majority of our work revolves around requests that we receive from Japanese government ministries, public corporations and private sector consultants and our role is to assist them in:

• Showcasing innovative and groundbreaking new technologies in the Environmental and Construction sectors and introducing them to interested parties in Japan;
• Contacting and making all the necessary arrangements for Japanese engineers and consultants to meet with government facilities and research institutions throughout North America.

2. Consulting Services

As consultants, we also assist in the introduction and setting up of new businesses to promote and market innovative products and technologies from Japan into the North American market.
(For example: the Bio Green System)

3. Marketing and Promotional Arrangements

Conversely, we assist North American companies to promote and introduce new products and technologies to the Japanese market.

We continually strive to explore, research and source out new Canadian and American products and technologies that we are sure would be received favourably in Japan.

Many companies in Japan are feeling the current economic squeeze and we believe with the right product and/or technology, those companies will be able to overcome these difficult times by allowing them to be more competitive within these market conditions.
Several construction-engineering companies have started to expand into Environmental consulting to broaden their consulting services and to be more competitive. In order to achieve this, many companies in Japan are realizing that not only do they have to learn about the newest environmental technologies but to also understand the way of North American business thinking to achieve this success.

There is no better time to assist in bringing these Japanese and North American companies together for joint and collaborative efforts and for their mutual benefit.

4. Technology Introduction

Strategically based in Vancouver, B.C., Suimon Engineering Canada Ltd. has a proven track record of effectively completing research projects, visitation coordinating projects and various other initiatives that have helped to showcase North American technology to Japan over a period of ten years.

Our list of clientele includes government agencies, environmental think tanks and other prominent institutions that are at the forefront of the Japanese engineering research community.

5. Translation and Interpreting Services

Communication difficulties may hinder an otherwise fruitful opportunity to conduct business with your overseas counterparts.  Let our expert team of translators and interpreters solve that problem at very competitive rates.  We specialize in engineering and scientific related work from simple product brochures to full scale technical reports and manuals.  Interpreting services are available for a wide range of fields that primarily cover technical and applied sciences.

Feel free to contact us with your special needs.

6. Proxy Attendance and Visitations

Many of our clients request attendance to conferences, trade shows, exhibitions, symposia, seminars and lectures on their behalf when they are not able to attend in person.  Visitations to companies and work sites are a part of this proxy service that we offer.  We currently offer this service both in Japan and in North America.

• CTI Engineering Co., Ltd.
• Center for Environmental Information Science
• Department of Construction, Chiba Prefectural Government
• Infrastructure Development Institute - Japan
• Foundation of River and Watershed Environment Management
• NEWJEC Inc.
• Kansei Kogyo Co., Ltd.
• Daiichi University College of Technology
• Pacific Consultants Ltd.,
• Japan Institute of Construction Engineering
• Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
• Construction Section, Hokkaido Government
• Japan Water Resources Environment Technology Center
• Mitsubishi Research Institute Inc.
• Engineering Geology Co., Ltd.
• Ward & Associates Ltd. (Canada)
• Golder Associates Ltd. (Canada)