SafetyCo Partners, Canada’s fastest-growing provider of integrated safety solutions, is expanding its national reach with the launch of SafetyCo North following the acquisition of Norpro’s Health & Safety Division. Headquartered in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and led by local female safety professionals Jessica Amadio and Shannan Boston, SafetyCo North will deliver comprehensive safety training, consulting, staffing, rescue, and compliance services across Northern Ontario, including Sault Ste. Marie, North Bay, Sudbury, and Timmins. This move addresses the region’s growing demand for robust safety solutions as Northern Ontario evolves into a critical industrial hub for mining, energy, forestry, and construction.

SafetyCo North clients will gain full access to SafetyCo’s core services, including on-site safety officers, regulatory training (such as Working at Heights and JHSC certification), inspection and compliance consulting, advanced rescue services (confined space and high-angle rope rescue), ISO 9001 and 45001 implementation and auditing, and expanded industrial hygiene capabilities. The acquisition strengthens SafetyCo’s ability to deliver scalable services like indoor air quality evaluations, noise assessments, respirator fit testing, and management system consulting.

SafetyCo’s integrated approach eliminates the need for multiple vendors, reducing compliance gaps and addressing labour shortages with consistent, expert solutions. Supported by its award-winning partners—ACUTE, Industrial Safety Trainers, and Mentor Safety Consultants—and its proprietary POME™ model (Physical, Occupational, Mental, and Environmental safety), SafetyCo delivers reliable, technology-enhanced, and results-focused safety services. Clients across Canada already include industry leaders like General Motors, EllisDon, Canadian Tire, and Purolator, as well as municipalities needing environmental and safety support. With SafetyCo North, the company reinforces its mission to provide one trusted partner for total safety coverage tailored to the needs of Northern Ontario’s industrial growth.

Explore related articles you won’t want to miss:

When Is Fall Protection Required in Canada? A 2025 Guide for Employers

Improve Workplace Safety in Canada with Industrial Safety Gates and Pallet Gates

• 
•