A client journey, not a price list. Whichever of the five doors you came through, the path is the same four steps — and it always starts with the gap analysis.
A focused review of your current system — where it will fail, and what actually matters. You get written findings.
We design and install what your operation needs — documentation, process, and training — built to be used, not just inspected.
For complex or high-risk work, we stay embedded alongside your team for as long as the situation requires.
A focused review of your current system. We identify the real gaps, the risk areas, and the fastest path to something that will hold up.
Deliverable: written findings + prioritized recommendations.
Book a Gap AnalysisWe design and install the compliance system your operation actually needs — documentation, process, and training — built to be used, not just inspected. Best for teams that need it handled properly the first time.
Discuss a buildOngoing support for complex or high-risk environments. We work alongside your team for as long as the situation requires.
Discuss scopePricing depends on scope — the Gap Analysis defines it. Tell us your situation and we'll give you a clear number.
The three engagements above are how we work. These are the areas we work in. Whatever the situation, it starts with a Gap Analysis or a conversation.
Documentation, process, and management systems that hold up under audits, investigations, and regulators — built to be used, not just filed.
Practical training for field and operational teams — established courses plus in-person sessions delivered on-site at your facility, including international.
We come to you. Production-facility audits, operational reviews, and hands-on problem-solving where the work actually happens — domestically and abroad.
Independent assessment of vendors, suppliers, and their documentation before you commit — so you know what you're relying on.
Gas fitting and permit-related work — from a single stuck permit or code interpretation to a recurring pattern worth systematizing.
Pressure equipment, combustion (B149), gas-fired process equipment, and installation & commissioning support — in the field, on real projects.
The five situations don't get five different sales processes — they get one engine that meets each where they are, then routes to the right rung of the ladder.
Gap analysis of the field-approval / labelling route → coordinate approval & install → optional retainer as your Canadian compliance arm.
Rapid gap read on the denial and governing clause → corrective route the AHJ accepts. Often a 30-min call or a focused gap analysis.
30-min expert call for the direct interpretation, or a gap analysis when it's a recurring pattern worth systematizing.
Gap analysis of the applicable standard and evidence required → route to a defensible label → coordinate the certifying body.
The full ladder: gap analysis → management-system build → SCC application support → ongoing retainer.