Our Quarterly Newsletter for October was released a few days ago, in it we highlight the importance of getting planning right for seasonal shutdowns and some of the services we offer. In the last few weeks we’ve been busy with some rope access work which has given us some nice pictures and we hope to share more of these in the future.
Shutdown Season
The fall and winter seasons see many of our clients conducting site wide shutdowns in order to meet annual inspection and cleaning requirements.
Our team of experienced, capable technicians are ready to serve you well – offering thorough safety measures and practices that help your shutdown run smoothly and efficiently, from start to finish.
Our winter calendar is already filling up so please get in touch if you think you will need support.
Outdoor Inspections and Maintenance
Like a lot of Canadian contractor businesses we’ve had less work in some industry sectors this yea Economic uncertainty often leads prime customers to pause or postpone maintenance work: sometimes this is a false economy though, the work doesn’t go away but it does get delayed, and the costs can sometimes be higher after the delay.
We’ve seen a few customers recently realise that they do need to get outdoors work complete before the winter and if you are reading this and it potentiall applies to you perhaps have a think whether that repair or upgrade can wait until April.
Tundra Rescue and Tundra Rope Access offer:
- Confined Space Assessment
- Confined Space Monitoring
- Confined Space Standby Rescue
- Confined Space Inspection
- Fall Protection Services
- Banner Removal and/or Installation
- Rope Access Services
- High Rise Window Inspection
- Bridge Inspection
- Building maintenance, where access is an issue
…and more! Check out our project testimonials here
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If you would like to know more about our industrial rope access, confined space rescue standby services or capabilities please do reach out to us today to discuss your work or training project requirements.