June 15, 2020

To Our Valued Clients and Business Associates:

As Canada gradually re-opens for business, Terrapex remains in a strong position to serve our clients. Our top priority remains to function with social responsibility: to our staff, to you, and to our community at large. We have kept our team of talented and committed employees intact through this crisis, and we intend to continue to support them by discussing and accommodating their individual needs.

Our physical offices are open and staffed with “essential” office staff only, with others rotating in as needs arise. Precautionary measures are in place to maintain distance and ensure safety. Our Toronto geotechnical laboratory remains fully functional. Other office staff continue to work remotely yet remain fully available and able to provide their services as efficiently as they always have. Field staff are now well versed in the new precautions and protocols necessary to keep themselves and others safe while completing their work on our clients’ properties. We have measures in place to ensure that our sub-contractors are adhering to the same high standards.

Our COVID leadership team continues to meet regularly to review changing government directives and guidance, to assess how we’re doing, and to plan our next steps. The morale of our group remains high and we look forward to continue working with you, as we face new challenges together in this difficult time.

Hoping you and yours remain healthy and safe,

Terrapex was founded 25 years ago and we were very privileged to be profiled in the April 2020 edition of Resource in Focus magazine. Read all about our journey, including our involvement in the international Inogen Environmental Alliance and what sets us apart, as told by our CEO, Mike Osborne, and President, Jennifer O’Grady.

Resource in Focus Article April 2020

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Additional Resources

View the full article online at resourceinfocus.com.
International Inogen Environmental Alliance

Our CEO, Michael Osborne, was recently interviewed by Talent Canada about Terrapex’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read how we are maintaining our social responsibility to the community, the well-being of our staff and their families, and the sustainability of our business, and why we think the first two priorities are more critical than the third.

Talent Canada article

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March 27, 2020

To Our Valued Clients and Business Associates:

We have received numerous enquiries about the current status of operations at Terrapex, and we wish to reassure you that we remain fully “open for business”.

As you are aware, effective March 24, the Ontario government ordered the temporary closure of all non-essential workplaces as part of ongoing efforts to control the spread of COVID-19. However, each of our service lines falls into one or more of the categories deemed essential by the government, and as such we remain committed to delivering those services. At the same time, it remains our absolute top priority to function with social responsibility: to our staff, to you, and to our community at large.

We have closed our physical offices and they are now staffed only by skeleton crews (our geotechnical laboratory remains fully functional). All other project managers and back office staff are working remotely, and are equipped to provide their services safely and securely. Field staff are taking extra precautions to ensure appropriate physical distancing, and each has been provided with tools and procedures to enhance hygiene “on the job”.

Our entire team is active in managing the risks presented by the virus, and our COVID-19 Management Group (comprising our full executive team, people & culture, health & safety, facilities and branch representatives) meets daily by teleconference to ensure that our policies and procedures meet best practice, and address the concerns and incorporate the suggestions of our front-line staff.

I am also pleased to add that at the suggestion of several members of the Terrapex family, we will be donating our excess inventory (about eight cases) of medical-grade, biodegradable nitrile gloves to medical facilities in need.

The morale of our group remains high and we look forward to continue working with you, while together we strive to protect the health and well-being of our collective staff and associated communities. If you have any questions, please contact your Terrapex representative or reach out to me directly.

Thank you,