Rugged, remote-site protection for Nova Scotia's extraction industry.
Nova Scotia's mining sector — from Cape Breton coalfields to Windsor gypsum, from gold operations in Moose River to aggregate quarries across the province — demands a security partner that understands remote logistics, high-value equipment, MSHA-adjacent protocols, and the harsh Atlantic climate. We staff every mine gate, muster station, and haul road with vetted guards who know how to work alongside heavy equipment operators, blast crews, and Indigenous liaison officers.
Our mining security teams are trained in confined-space awareness, MSDS and WHMIS handling, radio discipline on shared channels, and emergency evacuation drills modelled on the Westray legacy and current Occupational Health and Safety Act requirements. Every guard assigned to a Nova Scotia mine site carries a Nova Scotia Security Guard licence, a valid Standard First Aid + CPR-C certificate, and site-specific PPE — steel-toed CSA boots, high-visibility Class 3 outerwear, hardhat, safety glasses, and hearing protection.
Beyond gatehouse manning, we deliver mobile patrols across expansive tailings ponds, fuel farms, explosives magazines, core-sample storage, and processing plants. Copper theft, diesel siphoning, and unauthorised ATV or snowmobile incursions during shoulder seasons are the three most common losses we prevent — and every patrol is logged with GPS-verified checkpoints delivered to your operations manager via daily activity reports.
For remote greenfield and exploration camps — common in Guysborough, Pictou, and Colchester counties — we can scale to full turnkey coverage: badge issuance, contractor onboarding, muster-list reconciliation, drone-perimeter observation, and after-hours lockdown. When your project moves from feasibility to production, our roster moves with you.