Paisley, Ontario, October 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries (OCNI) is proud to recognize Abraflex’s paintings in the fight against COVID-19 and support local network paintings through his tireless paintings and donations to United Way. After the COVID-19 outbreak, Abraflex’s highly professional and experienced team mobilized and acted temporarily to produce the PPE fabrics essential to Ontario’s efforts. Demonstrating the true spirit of Ontario, we are extremely happy to recognize the paintings Abraflex continues to make, a painting that led Desjardins Group to provide Abraflex with a $5,000 check that was given to the local United Way.
OCNI member Abraflex is a manufacturer of non-public protective devices for the nuclear force industry, has a WNSL with the CNSC, and has a fully operational laundry on 44 acres of well-zoned space.
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“Abraflex TEAM’s selfless commitment demonstrated the reorganization and continued manufacture of medical isolation gowns because in North America it stopped, allowing Ontario physical health service providers to have the much-needed personal protective equipment to combat COVID-19. Abraflex redistributes cash to United Way on behalf of its committed employees.
John Bradley, President and CEO of Abraflex
“Desjardins has shown generosity and disinterest with the COVID-19 Response Award, a fair initiative to recognize corporations that have gone beyond the expectations of this pandemic. As the recipient of this award and by donating the budget to the local community, Abraflex has once again returned, demonstrated the true spirit of Ontario, and strengthened our province’s combat support with COVID-19. I am continually inspired by the commitment of corporations in our strong chain of nuclear sources, such as Abraflex, to unite and support our frontline staff. while demonstrating strong leadership in local communities where they operate by supporting local charitable causes.
Hon. Bill Walker, Associate Minister of Energy
Dr Ron Oberth, President and CEO of OCNI
“Following the COVID-19 crisis, new categories of projects have been added to our corporations in the recovery or continuity of their activities, as Abraflex was going to do. Desjardins is proud that its corporations ensure the sustainability of its business model. Ontario Credit Union has set aside $270,000 in this Business Fund in 2020 and 2021 upon request.
Gabriel Godin, Director, Vice President of Corporate Banking, Desjardins Group
“In fact, we are pleased to express our continued appreciation to Abraflex for their remarkable help with networked paints in those difficult times. In addition to their support of our front-line staff with remarkable PPE, they help the broader reaction of paints. networked with this contribution to Bruce Gray’s United Way This donation will help United Way and all of its ongoing paintings in the network paintings, filling in the gaps and wishes and coordinating grants in the Bruce Gray area.
“Abraflex has made significant contributions to protect our physical care personnel from this pandemic and has been an example of the nuclear industry’s ability to respond and is very worthy of this recognition. Abraflex executives temporarily mobilized their staff and services in Paisley to produce protective gowns for our hospitals and other health care personnel, with innovation and compassion appearing at this time of need.
John Peevers, Director of Community, Media Relations and Economic Development, Bruce Power
“It gives me wonderful satisfaction to be part of the Abraflex team and take the lead in supporting our communities in those difficult times. I thank Desjardins for the popularity of our paintings and Bruce Power for his contribution to our continued success.
Mike Ruysseveldt, proud member of Grand River Six Nations First Nation and director of commercial development and owner of Abraflex
Abraflex (2004) Ltd. , the exclusive supplier of the Mark III plastic suit to Bruce Power and now combinations of materials for OPG, also manufactures special products, adding seals, curtain handling facilities and tent decontamination facilities. Abraflex holds a CNSC nuclear waste license and is located in a fully operational laundry facility on 44 acres of well-divided commercial assets in a community. Abraflex manufactures complicated PPE, ventilated tents, a complete repair center for plastic PPE and cotton from nuclear facilities, while offering collection and delivery, decontamination and transitory garage facilities.
The Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries (OCNI) is an agreement of more than two hundred leading Canadian nuclear industry suppliers in Canada and internationally. OCNI member corporations employ more than 15,000 highly professional and specialized people in Canada who manufacture appliances and primary parts. and supply engineering facilities and for the generation of CANDU and SMR for nuclear power plants in Canada and around the world. OCNI corporations are also running medical programs and other safe nuclear generation programs. OCNI also encourages member corporations to offer their unique roles and quality and price criteria to consumers in offshore nuclear markets through partnerships with local suppliers, power plant designers, nuclear service companies and government agencies.
The Desjardins expansion program, implemented through Desjardins in 2019, consists of monetary assistance up to 25% of the project position, up to a maximum of $10,000 This fund is primarily for Desjardins members applying for monetary assistance in the following categories: innovation, corporate succession, development of foreign markets, investment in skills, investment in energy-efficient equipment.
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