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SafeSmart Attends the 3rd Annual Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Supply Chain Forum

On October 5, SIMSA (Saskatchewan Industrial & Mining Suppliers Association Inc) will host the 3rd Annual Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Supply Chain Forum. And Canadian portable height access company SafeSmart Access will also attend.

Case Study: TransCanada Pipelines

The TransCanada Pipelines (TCPL) GrandRapids Pipeline Project will install approximately 460 kilometres (287 miles) of crude oil pipeline from associated facilities in producing areas northwest of Fort McMurray, Alberta to terminals in the Edmonton/Heartland, Alberta region. With new pipelines and structures being built, new difficulties for access arose. See how SafeSmart solved it.

Height Access in Small Spaces

Performing work tasks in internal spaces? There are many trades that need to access heights indoors and in small spaces.

In commercial buildings, the height of the ceiling—in lobbies, loading areas and performance spaces, for example—can present dangers. Those high ceilings or walls have lighting and services to attend to, and maintenance such as painting may still need to be done. And the humble ladder can be a killer.

Helping ATCO is a Gas

ATCO Pipelines of Edmonton, Alberta operates 9,400+ kilometres of pipeline throughout Canada. These pipelines transport natural gas and other energy sources to utilities, power generators and other major industries. And a Saskatchewan-based maker of work platforms is helping their operators work more safely and efficiently.