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Our competitive advantage is our people and the skills they bring to TRS. As a national company, our team of risk control specialists are strategically located across Canada, and we continue to expand our resources based on the needs of our clients. We lead the industry by using experienced, well-trained specialists who deliver a consistent high level of service and quality you can trust. Without layers of management often typical of other large national suppliers, our overhead costs are low. As such we pay our specialists well above industry average which enables us to attract and retain the best, while at the same time keeping the costs to our clients competitive. Our risk control specialists abide by our standards of performance, codes of conduct and confidentiality agreements, and all are covered by our comprehensive General Liability and Professional Liability policies.

Our field staff work in an environment where all management and administrative staff are approachable and supportive. Quality work, combined with efficient use of allocated time are the mainstays of our success, and therefore inherent in our organization’s culture.

TRS has a uniquely qualified team of specialists with in-depth expertise in areas such as sprinkler design, NFPA standard interpretation, fire and building codes, emergency planning, National Safety Code compliance, public fire protection, and are available as mentors to our staff. Our team of specialists has access to internal reference material such as, building and fire codes, National Fire Protection Association, Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, Factory Mutual, Canadian Standards Association, as well as internal training and support documentation. Their expertise and experience is complemented by in-house training as needed to keep up with the evolving changes in technical standards and client requirements.

Members of our team keep abreast of technology through active involvement in most industry associations including the National Fire Protection Association, Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, the Society of Fire Protection Engineers, Canadian Standards Association, the Institute of Risk Management, The Property Casualty Underwriters Club, various fire chiefs’ associations, and provincial government building and fire safety codes committees etc.