The OperatorBehind the Protocol
Decades of field-tested safety consulting and wildlife management across the most demanding industrial environments in North America — built on a single standard: zero harm.
Our founder has spent over 15 years engineering safety protocols for high-end industrial clients operating in remote wilderness. That consulting record is backed by hands-on field experience as a lead wildlife monitor, diverting and managing dangerous animal encounters on active job sites.
Building Safety Systemsfor Remote Industry
- 15+ years of safety consulting for high-end clients including Canadian Natural Resources in remote work-site settings
- Operates in compliance with OH&S legislation across Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia
- Certified First Aid training
- Creating and implementing safety protocols for remote industrial projects
- Authoring and maintaining Safety Manuals
- Creation of Safe Work Procedures
- Management of Change processes
- Accident / Incident Investigations & Mitigation
- Adaptive site inspections
- Responsible for large-scale operations
- Training of contractors
- Conducting site orientations
- Canada Safety Council Instructor for off-road vehicles (ATV, UTV, snowmobiles)
- Proficient in Comply Works & ISN
- Supervisor
- Administration duties
- Production tracking & cost
In Addition to ConsultingA Hunter's Field Authority
- In addition to a safety consulting background — 15+ years of hunting experience
- Lead Wildlife Monitor on high end projects like LNG Coastal Gas Link & Trans Mountain Pipeline
- Zero Harms to Wildlife & Personnell
- Bushcrafting
- Wilderness First Aid
- Liaison between Conservation officers and clients
Committed to EnsuringZero Harm to Our Clients
Every protocol, training program, and field deployment we deliver is engineered around one non-negotiable standard: that every member of your crew returns home unharmed. Zero harm is not a goal we aspire to — it is the condition we accept nothing less than.