Emergency preparedness your crew can act on
An emergency plan is only as good as the crew's ability to follow it under stress. We write site-specific emergency response plans, run drills that test them, and make sure rescue, evacuation and first aid resources are where they need to be.
CHSC · GSC (Gold Seal) · NCSO · ACSA Peer Auditor
Site-specific emergency response plans
We plan for the emergencies your site could actually face: fire, medical, spills, severe weather, gas releases and rescues, with roles, communications, muster points and the contacts that matter.
Drills that test the plan
We design and facilitate drills, then evaluate them honestly so the plan improves. A drill that finds a problem has done its job.
Rescue, evacuation and first aid readiness
We check that first aid, rescue equipment and trained people match the hazards, the crew size and the distance to medical help, as the legislation requires.
Who calls us for this
- Projects and sites that need a site-specific emergency response plan
- Remote sites and camps where help is far away
- Work with specific rescue needs, such as confined spaces, heights or H2S
- Employers whose plan has never been tested
How it works
Step 1
Assess
The site, its hazards, its people and the distance to help.
Step 2
Plan
A written plan with roles, contacts and procedures.
Step 3
Drill
A realistic exercise to test the plan with your crew.
Step 4
Improve
An evaluation and an updated plan.
What you have at the end
- A site-specific emergency response plan
- Drill scenarios, records and evaluations
- A first aid and rescue resource review
- Posters and quick reference cards for the site
Questions
How often should we run emergency drills?
Often enough that people know their roles, and whenever the site or the crew changes significantly. Many programs and audit standards expect drills at least once a year, and your legislation or client may require more.
Do you cover remote sites and camps?
Yes. Remote work needs plans built around long response times, and we have supported industrial work camps.
Where do you work?
We work in every Canadian province and territory, on site in Alberta and remotely everywhere else.
Templates to start from
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Tell us about your operations
We will tell you honestly what you need, and what you do not.