Partnering with First Nations for Safety, Training & Opportunity
Mountainview Safety Services has formed joint ventures with First Nation communities in Western Canada to provide new services and economic opportunities.
Our relationship with the Halfway River First Nation was our first joint venture, which has opened many doors for us in the oil and gas industry due to the community’s close proximity to the Montney Play.
We were on the ground floor when exploration began in the Farrell Creek and Cypress areas, and have remained involved throughout the growth and development of further exploration and production.
These joint ventures continue to provide long-term economic benefits and employment opportunities within the communities, along with educational opportunities in the medical, safety and security fields.
Future LNG and forestry projects will create new opportunities
Collaboration supports sustainable growth and role models for younger generations
Education & Career Pathways
Mountainview offers assistance with training programs for First Nation members, helping them gain industry-recognized certifications, including OFA Level 3. Career support focuses on:
Licensed security personnel
Industrial first aid attendants
Paramedic and emergency medical responder roles
These programs not only create industry-ready professionals but also strengthen community health, wellness, and economic growth.
Economic Benefits & Community Engagement
Our partnerships direct revenues back to communities, funding:
Local programs and health initiatives
Educational opportunities
Sustainable employment in industrial safety and emergency medical services
We also provide on-site medical and security services for community events, including the Halfway River Rodeo, reinforcing trust and long-term collaboration.
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