Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. provides a valued, reliable, and trusted occupational health and safety service with practical solutions to clients. Our goal is to provide you services that will ensure the safety of your workforce as well as improve the efficiency in the way you do business by reducing costs in worker compensation rates, property and equipment damage, and lost production time.
Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. has experience performing work for the largest oil and mining clients and knows exactly what your company needs not only to comply, but stand out in safety performance. Whether it is in Alberta’s oil sands, Saskatchewan’s potash and uranium mines, or Manitoba’s pipelines and drilling rigs, Macfie Safety Consulting has the skills and experience for what you need. Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. specializes in commercial and industrial construction, pipeline construction, well servicing, drilling, transportation and underground mining.
Founded in 2012, Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. personnel pride itself on real hands-on-experience combined with premier Occupational Health & Safety education. Most companies offer you services with training backgrounds consisting of a handful of one day training classes. Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. personnel have industry experience with recognized OH&S education to do any job you require efficiently.
Get Your Quote Today
Your Safety Is Our Business
Check Us Out On Google
Some Of Our Services
-
COR, SECOR Development
Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. will help your organization development programs to obtain a Certificate of Recognition (COR) or Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR). By obtaining COR and SECOR, your company will reduce costs. COR and SECOR are becoming predominantly popular by large clients as a pre-qualification requirement for safety compliance.
-
COR, SECOR Maintenance
Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. will provide you with up to date requirements and information regarding maintenance for your Certificate of Recognition or Small Employer Certificate of Recognition. This includes arranging and performing both internal and external audits.
-
Fall Protection Plans
Macfie Safety Consulting Inc. has experience developing fall protection plans in all different types of environments from underground mining, to derrick on a service rig. Fall Protection Plans are developed to adhere to Occupational Health and Safety Regulations as well as ensure workers are competent in their tasks. Fall Protection Plans also evaluate utilizing the most effective and appropriate type of fall protection equipment, and ensuring adequate emergency response procedures are in place in the event a worker falls and is suspended in the air from his anchor point by his harness and lanyard.
Toolbox Talks
-
Ladder Safety
Ladders a common tool used at home and on the job. Keep the following in mind when choosing the right ladder for your task:
- For indoor use, stepladders or multi-purpose ladders are usually recommended. For outdoor work, taller stepladders, multi-purpose, or extension ladders are generally more appropriate.
- Do not use aluminum ladders when working around electricity. Chose a ladder made out of non-conductive material for electrical work, such as when working near overhead power lines.
- Make sure that the ladder is the proper length to do the job safely. Extend the ladder 1m past edge when using extension ladder.
- Chose a ladder that is designed for how you intend to use it. For example, do not use step ladders in a folded and leaned position in place of an extension ladder,
- Chose a ladder that is capable of supporting your weight and the weight of any materials you will be using.
While working off a ladder keep the following in mind:
- Utilize three point contact while climbing a ladder.
- Work between the rungs of the ladder at all times, do not work sideways or backwards off a ladder.
- Never work off the top two rungs of a ladder. (the top step of a step ladder is not considered a step).
- Tie off extension ladders so they are secure, if needed have a person at the bottom of the land for further securement.
If the job is too difficult to perform it safely off a ladder, consider alternatives i.e. scaffolding or aerial work platforms.
Remember tie-off is needed when you are working above 6’. Anchor points need to support 5000lbs. Ensure your free fall distance does not allow you to hit the ground. Use Self-Retractable Lanyards when possible.
