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Equipment inspection

Health, safety & quality

Every task planned. Every risk considered.

Safety and quality are integral to how CGE plans and delivers work — not a separate step added afterwards.

Our commitment

A planned approach to safe work.

Work at height, composite repair and industrial maintenance each carry specific hazards. Managing them requires competent people, suitable equipment and a plan that everyone on site understands.

CGE operations are planned using applicable Canadian occupational health and safety requirements and relevant rope access industry practices. We also work within each client's site rules, permit-to-work systems and safety management requirements.

Key elements

How safety is built into our work.

These elements apply to every CGE project, adapted to the scope, site and conditions.

  • Safety-first work planning

    Each scope begins with a defined method of work, sequence and resources, reviewed before mobilization.

  • Risk assessments & job safety analysis

    Hazards are identified for each task and location, with controls agreed and communicated to the crew.

  • Rope access safe work procedures

    Rope access is carried out using two-rope systems, defined anchor arrangements and supervision appropriate to the work.

  • Project-specific rescue planning

    Rescue plans are prepared for every work location, with rescue equipment and trained personnel available before work starts.

  • Personnel competency verification

    Qualifications, certifications and relevant experience are checked against the requirements of each task.

  • PPE & equipment inspection

    Personal protective and access equipment is inspected before use and subject to documented periodic inspection.

  • Incident prevention

    Toolbox talks, stop-work authority and active supervision support early identification of unsafe conditions.

  • Continuous improvement

    Lessons from each project, near misses and client feedback are used to improve procedures and planning.

Quality

Work that is documented and verifiable.

Quality is managed through clear scopes, approved procedures, in-process checks and accurate records. Repairs and coatings are completed in line with the applicable manufacturer, asset owner or engineering requirements.

At close-out, clients receive documentation appropriate to the scope, such as inspection findings, repair records and photographs.

A note on qualifications. Individual technician qualifications, such as IRATA rope access certification, are held by the individual technician. They are not presented as a company-level certification or accreditation.

Need safety documentation for prequalification?

Contact us with your contractor prequalification requirements and we will respond with the relevant information.

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Project inquiries

Planning work at height or a composite repair scope?

Share your scope, location and timing. We will review the details and respond to discuss access methods, resourcing and next steps.