General News

Monday Safety Share #12 - Heavy Equipment Safety

As we are well into the winter road construction season and crews are working with equipment to get the job done, it is essential that communication between the operators, workers and travelers to and from the sites have constant communication between each other.  All equipment must have VHF radios to communicate with all employees working in the area.  When travelling to the sites it is a requirement to call out when crossing portages and direction yo

Tłı̨chǫ  at  2023 AME Roundup conference!

The Tłı̨chǫ Investment Corporation had a productive and busy week attending and exhibiting at the 2023 AME Roundup conference in Vancouver. 

Great networking and learning opportunities for all!

Featured in the photo at our booth is Christy Williah, TIC’s Manager of Employee Relations and Engagement. 

Monday Safety Share #11 - Selecting the Right PPE for the Task

Knowing and having the appropriate PPE for your job is essential to your safety. The past year has made many people more aware of the exposure control planning process, as it helped to protect us from COVID-19. The same step-by-step process is useful for all types of workplace safety planning. Often called the “hierarchy of controls,” the steps seen below reflect the process for finding the correct equipment and keep workers safe at work.

Monday Safety Share #10 - Getting Ready for Winter Work

Good morning, everyone, well it looks like the fluffy stuff is her to stay for another winter, as northerners we expect colder conditions for what is called the winter season and are generally prepared to enjoy and stay safe in the outdoors during work and play. Working outside in the winter can be a dirty job, but many of us must do it. Are you ready for winter work?

Monday Safety Share #9 - Frostbite Safety

In the past couple of months, we have been seeing the weather getting colder throughout the North.

It is the time of year it becomes extremely cold and wind chill factors influence how we work and play

in our northern winters. This time of year, many of us must work outside either regularly or periodically

and protection from frostbite must remain top of your list for safety concerns.

New Job Posting Available! - Security Officers

Monday Safety Tips #8 - Ice Safety Tips!

It is the time of year that we all like to go out onto our lakes as part of our recreation in enjoying the outdoors and of course as part of our business of building ice roads.  Our professionals take all the precautions in the construction of the ice roads using equipment such as an Ice Profiler and develop a safe work plan to complete their tasks. Here are a few safety tips to keep the recreational users safe and able to enjoy their days on the ice.

Monday Safety Share #7 - Sprains & Strains

With the colder weather it is even more important to do stretches and loosen up prior to completing your tasks to prevent strains and sprains for these can be very painful injuries, but they’re also very common. At some point in your life, you have likely sprained a ligament, or strained a muscle or tendon. It could have been cause by a second of distraction while stepping off the sidewalk, by lifting a heavy load at the gym, or by repeating the same movement for a long period of time.

New Job Posting Available! - Labour Management Administrator (TCL - Yellowknife)

Tłı̨chǫ Logistics (TCL) is 100% Indigenous Owned by Tłı̨chǫ Investment Corporation (TIC).

New Job Posting Available! - Project and Procurement Coordinator (TCB - Yellowknife)

Tłı̨chǫ Community Builders (TCB) is looking to fill the following position located in Yellowknife or Behchokǫ̀: Project & Procurement Coordinator

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