How we work safely at height.
Most of our work happens where a mistake cannot be taken back. This page covers the training our crews carry, how each site is planned, and what protects the people above and below the work.
On a swing stage forty storeys up, safety is not a poster in the shop. It decides how the day is planned, who is allowed on the platform, and what happens to every tool and every pane of glass between the roof and the sidewalk.
Our program covers three things: the training our crews carry, the way each site is planned before anyone goes up, and the protection around the work while it runs. All three are documented, and the paperwork is available to your board or property manager on request.
Every crew member, certified for the work.
Certifications belong to people, not to companies. These are carried by the crew that shows up to your building.
Working at Heights
Ontario's mandatory training for work above ground, current for every crew member who leaves the floor.
Swing stage and suspended access
Training on platform setup, operation, fall arrest, and rescue procedures for suspended work.
WHMIS
Hazardous materials training for the sealants, solvents, and site chemicals the work involves.
First aid on site
Certified first aiders on our crews, with site-specific emergency plans for elevated work.
WSIB coverage
Every worker covered, with a clearance certificate available for your records at any time.
Insured and bonded
Commercial general liability coverage, with certificates formatted for tender and procurement files.
The ground is protected like the platform.
Before any rigging goes up, roof anchors are inspected and a work plan is filed. While the work runs, the area below it is controlled, because on a high-rise job the sidewalk is part of the site.
- Marked drop zones and overhead protection below elevated work
- Tool tethering on every suspended platform
- Pedestrian routes kept open, covered, and lit around the site
- Roof anchors inspected and rigging plans filed before setup
- Equipment inspected daily, with logs kept for the project record
The paperwork, ready for your file.
Insurance certificates, WSIB clearance, and training records are available on request, formatted for tenders and procurement files. Ask for them with your quote, or any time during a project.
Tell us about your building.
Send project details or a full tender package. Insurance certificates and WSIB clearance available on request.