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A Health-and-Safety-First Environment that Fosters Excellence

Clintar believes that by providing a work environment which upholds best practices in health and safety, we build conditions for exceptional customer service.

Clintar is committed to a zero-incident culture. Therefore, we employ certified technicians and managers to achieve environments which meet or exceed Clintar’s standard of excellence, as well as government health and safety standards to best protect your employees and ours on work sites.

To safeguard our standards and ensure consistency for each of our franchises, Clintar initiated its own Health & Safety program. As our franchises continue to develop and grow across Canada, the desire to safeguard the local communities our franchisees work and live in organically became part of Clintar’s health & safety mandate as well.

The Clintar Health and Safety program includes:

Site-by-site safety analysis
Ongoing weekly and monthly safety training for employees and management
Frequent on-site safety inspections of client properties
Ongoing WHMIS, First Aid and CPR training
Active Joint Health and Safety Committees
OSHA (Occupational Health and Safety Act) compliance

Commercial Vehicle Safety Partnership

With a variety of clients across Canada in rural and urban cities, safe transportation of our employees, equipment and vehicles is a pertinent part of our daily Health & Safety practices.

Clintar works closely with the Ontario Police Commercial Vehicle Committee (OPCVC) as well as the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA), a non-profit association comprised of local, state, provincial, territorial and federal commercial motor vehicle safety official and industry representatives from Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.

Clintar plays an active role with OPCVC and CVSA by participating in information seminars with law enforcement officials on commercial vehicle safety in Canada, as well as providing Clintar vehicles and trailers for police training purposes.