Mining Securityin Alberta.
Site perimeter. Explosives control. Ore-transport escort.
Alberta's mining operations — from oilsands mines to aggregate quarries — require security professionals who understand heavy industrial risk, blast schedules, and environmental exposure.
Our mining security division provides gatehouse operations, contractor sign-ins, explosives-magazine oversight, ore-transport escorts, camp security, environmental protest management, and remote-site guarding across Alberta mining projects. Officers are trained in surface mining safety, heavy-equipment awareness, and 12-hour shift rotation logistics. From coal and aggregate to oilsands truck-and-shovel operations, we secure the perimeter while your production teams stay in the pit.
Every capability. On the record.
- Mine gatehouse and access control
- Explosives magazine oversight
- Ore-transport escort and gate check
- Environmental protest de-escalation
- Camp security and dorm patrols
- Contractor orientation and sign-in gating
- Vehicle safety compliance checks
- Emergency response and mustering coordination
Where mining security is deployed.
Answers before you ask.
Do you provide security at Fort McMurray oilsands mines?
Yes — Fort McMurray, Fort MacKay, and the Athabasca oilsands region is one of our highest-deployment areas.
Are your officers trained for surface-mining safety?
All mining-deployed officers complete surface mining orientations and hold Common Safety Orientation (CSO) or equivalent.
Can you escort ore or product transport off-site?
We provide licensed escort vehicles and radio-linked convoy protection for high-value ore, product, and equipment moves.