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Field Safety

Qualified safety coverage for the project window.

When a project needs a dedicated safety officer for a defined window - a complex shutdown, a high-hazard construction phase, a prime contractor requirement - On-Track provides qualified on-site coverage. Scoped to the operation, documented throughout, handed off cleanly at the end.

Quote on operation and duration. Contact us with the project, province, and dates.

  • Construction and energy projects
  • Daily documentation throughout
  • Western Canada availability
  • Written handoff report included
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How it works

Scoped, mobilised, and handed off cleanly.

Step 01

Scope Call

We confirm the operation, province, project window, site hazards, and prime contractor safety requirements. This scoping call determines whether the engagement is the right fit and what documentation the officer will need on day one.

Step 02

Pre-Mobilisation

Site-specific documentation is prepared: hazard register, emergency response contacts, toolbox talk schedule, and any prime contractor reporting forms. The officer arrives ready, not catching up.

Step 03

On-Site Coverage

Daily presence as scoped: toolbox talks, inspections, hazard assessment review, incident documentation, and prime contractor coordination. Documentation is kept current throughout.

Step 04

Handoff Report

At the end of the project window, a written safety performance summary covering the covered period - incidents, near-misses, inspection findings, corrective actions taken. Ready for the file.

Established 2008

Auditors and consultants across Western Canada.

Years in Canadian safety consulting
17+
Canadian operators served
350+
Provinces of audit coverage
4
About On-Track

Common questions

What kind of projects does field safety coverage suit?
Projects where the general contractor or project owner needs qualified safety officer presence on site for a defined window - typically a complex shutdown, a high-hazard construction phase, a pipeline segment, or a project where the prime contractor requires a dedicated safety resource that the sub does not have in-house. Duration ranges from a few days to a few weeks.
Is field safety officer work available outside Alberta?
Yes, across Western Canada including Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Scheduling depends on the project window and current On-Track booking. Contact us with the operation, province, and dates.
What does the on-site safety officer do during the project?
Day-to-day site safety oversight: toolbox talks, pre-job hazard assessment review, worksite inspections, incident documentation if required, and coordination with the prime contractor's safety team. A handoff report summarising safety performance is provided at the end of the project window.
Do you provide specific pricing on the page?
No - field safety officer engagements are quoted per project based on operation type, duration, province, and travel requirements. Contact us for a quote.
Is field safety the same as a COR or SECOR audit?
No. Field safety is on-site safety oversight for a live project. COR and SECOR are certificate programs where an external auditor reviews the safety management system against a certifying partner's protocol. They are different services with different purposes. Many operators use both: field safety to run the site, and a COR audit to certify the program.

Have a project coming up?

Tell us the operation, province, and the project window. We will confirm availability and scope the right level of coverage.