Industrial Security · Canada-Wide

Industrial Security Built for Manufacturing, Energy & Heavy Sites

WHMIS-trained, OHSA-compliant officers protecting plants, energy infrastructure, and oil & gas sites across Ontario and Alberta — backed by drone, K-9, and robotic perimeter patrol.

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Site coverage

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K-9

Perimeter patrol

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The Challenge

Industrial sites face threats a standard guard isn't trained for

Industrial operations run on continuity. A single overnight breach or safety failure can halt production, trigger compliance penalties, and put workers at risk. Protecting these sites takes officers trained for hazardous environments — not a general posting.

High-value equipment & metal theft

Catalytic converters, copper wire, fuel, and heavy equipment are targeted across Canadian industrial sites — a theft pattern that's escalated sharply in recent years.

Perimeter intrusion at large sites

Sprawling footprints create blind spots fixed guards can't cover. Unsecured perimeters are the most common entry point for theft and vandalism.

After-hours vandalism & sabotage

The majority of industrial loss happens overnight, when sites are at minimal staffing and response times are slowest.

Insider theft & safety incidents

Employee and contractor theft, plus hazardous-environment incidents under WHMIS and OHS rules, demand officers trained to respond — not just observe.

What We Provide

Specialized industrial security solutions

Every service is delivered by officers trained for hazardous industrial environments and Canadian workplace-safety regulation.

WHMIS-Trained Site Officers

Licensed officers certified in WHMIS 2015, site safety protocols, and hazardous-material awareness.

24/7 Gatehouse & Access Control

Strict control of entry and exit points, contractor verification, and vehicle logging at all hours.

Mobile Patrol for Large Sites

GPS-tracked mobile patrols covering large-footprint facilities and detecting threats early.

Aerial Drone Perimeter

Rapid aerial coverage of fence lines, yards, and blind spots no fixed camera or guard can reach.

Drone Dogs (K-9 Patrol)

Thermal-equipped K-9 units for after-hours detection, perimeter response, and large-area deterrence.

Robotic After-Hours Patrol

Autonomous patrol units for continuous overnight coverage where standing guards aren't cost-effective.

Industrial Fire Watch

NFPA-aligned fire watch for alarm impairments, hot work, and suppression-system maintenance.

Confined-Space Standby

Trained standby officers supporting confined-space entry and emergency egress under OHS rules.

Truck & Cargo Yard Security

Driver check-in, trailer-yard patrol, and chain-of-custody verification for goods on the move.

The Falcon Difference

Perimeter technology most Canadian security firms don't offer

Large industrial sites have more perimeter than any guard team can watch. Falcon extends your coverage with security technology built for exactly this problem — at a fraction of the cost of adding posts.

Aerial
Surveillance Drones

Programmed perimeter sweeps and rapid response to alarms across yards, fence lines, and storage areas.

K-9 Capability
Drone Dogs

Thermal-equipped K-9 units for after-hours detection and deterrence across large footprints.

 
Autonomous
Robotic Patrol

Continuous overnight patrol of low-traffic zones where a standing guard isn’t cost-effective.

Compliance & Training

Built around Canadian workplace-safety law

OHSA & provincial OHS compliant

Operations aligned to Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act and Alberta's OHS Code — the laws that govern your site.

WHMIS 2015 certified

Officers trained in the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System so they operate safely in your environment, not around it.

Working-alone & confined-space ready

Trained to provincial working-alone legislation (including Alberta OHS Code Part 28) and confined-space standby requirements.

Provincially licensed & vetted

Every officer holds a current provincial security licence (PSISA in Ontario, provincial equivalent in Alberta) with background screening.

Officer training goes beyond the licence

First Aid & CPR
Mental Health First Aid
Non-Violent Crisis Intervention
De-escalation
Code White / Code Silver
Infection Prevention Awareness
Fire Safety
Patient Privacy (PHIPA)
How It Works

From first call to coverage in four steps

Free assessment

We walk your facility and map risk zones, access points, and coverage gaps.

Tailored plan

A staffing and technology plan built to your facility type and budget.

Trained deployment

Officers matched to your environment and briefed on your protocols.

Ongoing oversight

Dedicated supervisor, regular reporting, and 24/7 escalation support.

Our Clients Are Saying

Employee Testimonials
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Are your officers WHMIS-certified?

Yes. Every officer assigned to an industrial site holds current WHMIS 2015 certification, along with their provincial security licence, first aid and CPR, and site-specific safety training. They’re trained to operate within your hazardous environment safely.

We staff to provincial working-alone legislation (including Alberta’s OHS Code Part 28) with check-in protocols and GPS-verified patrols. For overnight coverage, we combine officers with drone, K-9, and robotic patrol to maintain protection when sites are at minimal staffing.

Yes. Our drone operations are conducted under Transport Canada requirements, including Special Flight Operations Certificates where required, by certified pilots. Aerial perimeter sweeps cover the blind spots fixed cameras and guards can’t reach.

Yes. Our thermal-equipped K-9 units provide after-hours detection, deterrence, and rapid perimeter response across large industrial footprints — a capability most Canadian security providers don’t offer.

Our supervisors coordinate directly with your site’s OHS coordinator. Officers are briefed on your emergency response plan, hazard zones, and reporting procedures, and integrate with your existing safety systems rather than working around them.