Falling Management & Supervision
Experienced falling supervisors to plan, inspect, and document agreed phases of your program across Northern BC and Alberta.
A falling program lives or dies on supervision. Our falling management service provides experienced supervisors to plan, coordinate, inspect, and document agreed phases, aligning crew coordination, schedule, and paperwork.
Our supervisors do the work that doesn't show up in a daily count but decides whether the job goes well: laying out the plan before the saws start, walking the ground, checking the work, managing the hand-offs between phases, and being the one accountable name when a question comes up. Whether it's our crews or yours on the ground, we bring the oversight a falling program needs to stay organized and aligned with site requirements.
Who hires us for falling management: licensees and prime contractors who need a program supervised to standard, and industrial clients whose own crews need experienced oversight to support your compliance requirements.
Falling management that holds up.
Experienced falling supervisors planning, inspecting, and signing off across Northern BC and Alberta.
Plan and lay out
The plan set before the saws start: ground walked, sequence laid out, and hazards identified ahead of the crew.
Inspect and document
Work checked phase by phase, with records assembled to the documentation standard agreed for the program.
One accountable name
A single point of accountability managing the hand-offs between phases, on our crews or yours.
Based in Iskut, working across the North
Based in Iskut, working across Northern BC and Alberta, in direct partnership with the Tahltan and Nisga'a Nations. We bring supervision to your falling program whether you need it on a single block or across a multi-phase operation, and we will confirm the relevant supervisor tickets for your scope up front.
Supervisory deliverables
The exact deliverables depend on the client standard, contract, site, and scope. A well-defined falling-management package can include the records and decisions that let a licensee or prime contractor understand what was planned, what changed, and what was checked.
- Pre-work plan. Scope, sequence, access, communications, hazards, and responsibilities confirmed before the crew starts.
- Field coordination. Daily priorities, hand-offs between crews or phases, and changes recorded as conditions develop.
- Quality and safety checks. Work inspected against the applicable project requirements, with issues assigned and followed through.
- Progress reporting. Clear updates on completed scope, constraints, production context, and decisions that affect the next shift.
- Closeout records. Phase records and supporting documentation assembled to the standard agreed for the program.
Send the client standard, reporting format, and supervision boundary with the scope. That makes it possible to define what the supervisor owns and what remains with the prime contractor, licensee, or site professional.
Falling supervision questions
Can you supervise crews that aren't yours?
Yes. We provide falling supervision for your crews as well as ours: planning, inspection, and documentation against the requirements agreed for the program.
What credentials do your supervisors hold?
We review the supervisor tickets and credentials your program requires before work starts, and confirm what is available for the scope.
How big a falling program can you supervise?
From a single block to a multi-phase program. We scale supervision to the size and risk of the work.
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Need supervision on
a falling program?
Tell us the scope and we will come back with a plan, usually within two business days.