- Barbara Caldwell
- Administration Officer
- Sandra Minifie
- Manager
Our paramedics work within the scope of practice and have advanced care protocols that include: pain management, cardiac arrest, diabetic shock and anaphylaxis. Working in this capacity our paramedics are able to provide patient care from the accident site directly to tertiary care while providing the highest quality of service available in Northern BC.
A- When living in a camp, you have to provide your own personal items, hygiene products and your safety equipment. You are provided with a living area and depending on the camp, food may be included. If you have to provide your own food, you will receive a living out allowance (LOA).
Action’s Safety and Security Coordinators’ primary responsibilities are to provide on-site first aid, assist with safety and to provide an element of security for facilities and well sites in remote locations. Our personnel aid in the implementation of on-site safety standards. They assist the Prime Contractor Representative in developing the safety contingency plan including: documentation, communication, and testing.
Red Seal Journeymen. Scheduling of the fleet maintenance is done through our computerized program based on manufacturers recommendations as well as our experience in the field.