Habitat Building

Titus will work on your behalf with municipal, provincial, and federal regulatory bodies to ensure your project mitigates or offsets impacts and meets your development permit conditions.

Safety & Insurance

Titus is committed to maintaining the highest level of safety during all our activities, and we believe a job is not worth doing if it cannot be done in a safely.  We have a proven safety track record, and we are registered and in good standing with WorkSafeBC.

Titus carries Comprehensive General Liability Insurance, Automobile Liability, and Professional Errors and Omissions Insurance.  Prior to initiating a project, we review our coverage to ensure it will cover the specifications of the project.

Professional development, particularly where safety is concerned, is a top priority at Titus.  All staff are certified in Occupational First Aid Level 1 with CPR training and the OFA Transportation Endorsement, WHMIS safety training, and Bear Aware training.  Some of our personnel have additional safety training including Swiftwater Rescue Technician Level 1.  All Titus personnel are current with their respective first aid and safety training levels, and certifications are updated as required.

Prior to undertaking any major field project, especially if the site is in a remote location, Titus’ safety policy requires staff to develop a thorough safety plan.  This process involves identifying potential hazards, determining the level of risk posed by each hazard, and preparing safety protocols to reduce or eliminate risks, and check-in/check-out protocols.  Site conditions, location, field tasks, equipment, WCB regulations and status of employees’ safety training are all considered in the development of safety plans.  Titus safety plans are considered living documents and are reviewed on a regular basis to ensure all safety issues are addressed.  All staff and contractors are required to review the project safety plan prior to starting field work.