June is National Safety Month. Take a few minutes this month to revisit some important safety reminders. This week, we’re highlighting the importance of reporting near misses. These “close calls” are often accidents waiting to happen. Reporting them acts as an early warning system, helping us address hazards before someone gets hurt. Why it Matters: We’re sharing a few recent near miss examples for your review: Energized Disconnect CIBC SQUARE IMPACT DRILL BATTERY FIRE

We're happy to share we’re making a change to our primary supplier for rental equipment. Moving forward, Sunbelt Rentals will be our main partner, with United Rentals remaining as a secondary option. This new partnership supports our focus on safety, reliability, and access to a strong range of equipment and services across projects. Services available include: General & industrial tools Power & HVAC Climate control Fencing & flooring Trench safety & earth moving Sunbelt wi

We are excited to announce the first quarter Safety MVP Winners! Jack Ritchie Nominated by: Carl Parker Jack demonstrates his commitment to safety by following the protocols, stopping unsafe work, and actively supporting our We Care culture. No deficiencies noted: all paperwork, derailers, tags, permits, and PPE were completed perfectly. "Railway work involves extensive safety rules, and I received a call from the Track Health and Safety Manager to specifically recognize Ja

We know asking for help isn’t always the easiest. One in three construction workers experiences poor mental health, higher than many other industries. In a physically and mentally demanding field like ours, self-care matters more than you think. As we kick off Mental Health Awareness Month we reflect on this week's theme: the power of connection. The focus is on small, everyday actions and the role we all play in supporting mental health through how we show up for one another

Today, we observe the National Day of Mourning, a time to honour workers who have lost their lives, been injured, or become ill due to work‑related incidents. At 11:00 a.m., we invite everyone to pause for a moment of silence in remembrance. As much as this is a day to remember those who are no longer with us, it is also a call to continue reinforcing our commitment to safety. By speaking up, working responsibly, and looking out for one another, we each play a role in creati