In our July 2025 Quarterly Newsletter, we highlighted three of our specialist services: sign and banner installation, Tundra's support to a recent film production, and an interesting ladder safety training task. Sign and Banner Installation Tundra supports several...
In our recently-released April 2025 Quarterly Newsletter, we highlighted the issue of Confined Space Entry and Awareness training: Who trains your workers in Confined Space Awareness and Entry? Are your employees up to date in their confined space awareness and...
After a successful 2024 and our busiest year ever in supporting work in confined spaces, and on rope doing high angle safety and rope access, we thought we would share some of our favourite photos. While, for very good reasons, we often can't bring cameras into our...
Tundra Rescue is pleased to announce that we have successfully completed the Foundation level of the Ontario WSIB Health and Safety Excellence program.
A co-ordination document is needed when more than one employer is required to work in a confined space in Ontario. Tundra Rescue can provide advice about what is needed.
Despite the growing use of rope access in Canada we find that it is still sometimes viewed as an emerging technology in industrial situations, and we still frequently speak to operational managers, project engineers and health and safety representatives that either...
Tundra Rescue was established in 2011 and we have now been providing confined space safety advice, support and rescue standby services for more than a decade. Besides the moral argument for taking confined space safety seriously - the notion that businesses should...
It might not look like much from this picture - just a few technicians working around a tripod above a manhole - but the picture represents just a very small part of the execution of one of the more complex confined space safety projects we have successfully...
2023 has started well for Tundra Rescue and one of our first tasks this year was assisting an educational institution by removing some of the old, unwanted signs on their buildings using rope access techniques. .