You get one chance to set the tone on a tunnel or rail job: control power and smoke, then move people. Everything else flows from that. Here’s the Vancouver-ready playbook that crews can actually run on the platform, in the portal, or 600 meters inside … Read more
Here’s what matters: Vancouver isn’t an easy place to run an incident. You get glass towers one block, 120-year-old brick structures the next, seawall traffic, cruise terminals, condo lobbies with six layers of access control, and streets so tight a single mis-parked truck can choke … Read more
Vancouver’s industrial corridors are the arteries of Western Canada’s economy and potential ignition points for some of its most complex fire and hazardous-material (HazMat) emergencies. From petroleum storage sites near the Port of Vancouver to chemical transit along the Burrard Inlet and Fraser River routes, … Read more