Our deepest experience is in construction, forestry, and oil & gas, where the stakes and the audit expectations run highest. But the pay-as-you-go model works for any operation with workers to protect. Here's where we're strongest, and where else we work.
General contractors and subcontractors are under constant pressure to keep Certificate of Recognition (COR) or equivalent recognition status current, manage subcontractor safety documentation, and control site-specific Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) exposures like falls, mobile equipment, and excavation work.
Remote work sites, mobile and falling/bucking equipment, and long response times to incidents make forestry one of the highest-consequence sectors for Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) exposure. Certifying-body audits and client safety prequalification add another layer of pressure for smaller operators.
Service companies working on well sites and in the field face constant contractor-prequalification scrutiny (client audits, ISN-style requirements), confined space and process safety exposure, and regulator oversight that doesn't scale down for smaller operators.
Our team is based in Alberta, but we take engagements anywhere in the country and our professionals travel to your site. Remote forestry operations in BC, job sites across Saskatchewan, or an operation further out are all work we take on. Travel and mobilization are built into the quote you approve up front, so distance affects the scope and the price, never whether we'll take the job.
A brewery, a machine shop, a family farm, and a distribution warehouse all face the same core obligations: keeping people from getting hurt, meeting WCB requirements, responding properly when something happens, and having documentation that holds up when a client or an inspector asks. Most of these operations are far too small to hire a safety professional, and that's exactly the gap we exist to fill.
Machine guarding, lockout, ergonomics, and the documentation that comes with equipment and process changes.
Breweries, processors, and producers dealing with confined spaces, chemicals, hot work, and mixed-language crews.
Seasonal workers, mobile equipment, grain and livestock handling, and obligations many operations don't realize apply to them.
Forklift and racking safety, loading dock exposure, driver fitness, and client-driven compliance requirements.
Not on this list either? Tell us about your operation. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
Tell us your industry and the situation you're facing, we'll come back with a scoped plan.
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