The purpose of this safety share is to educate awareness of environmental issues such as pollution and waste management with respect to construction site. The aim is that everyone will understand their responsibility and follow practices to legal requirements and protect the environment.
As an Indigenous business, the Tłı̨chǫ Investment Corporation and its group of companies would like to recognize and honour the history, traditions, languages, and cultures of the Indigenous peoples throughout the North and Canada.
Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day!
Our CEO Paul Gruner was extremely pleased to serve as a panelist for a Rio Tinto Virtual Session on Indigenous Procurement and Economic Reconciliation with @TabithaBull from #CCIB, @SylvainLemay from
Date: June 24-26, 2024
Time: 8-5pm
Where: Behchokǫ̀, NT
Upon successful completion, candidates will obtain the Chainsaw Certification.
Please submit a copy of your updated resume by 12:00pm, Thursday June 20, 2024 to career@tlichoic.com with the subject ‘TEES Chainsaw Training’
This safety share is human behaviour on how we make unsafe choices and how we rationalize them as making the right choice.
Rationalizing Unsafe Choices
The Senior Finance Officer is responsible for providing a range of accounting and bookkeeping functions to the Tlicho Investment Corporation (TIC) and its subsidiaries, to ensure effective, efficient, and accurate processing of financial, accounts payable, and accounts receivable transactions.
Falls from heights is one of the leading causes for injuries and fatalities in the workplace and in the home. In the construction industry, falls are the leading cause of fatalities.
The standards set by legislation for protecting workers from falls in the construction industry are some of the most commonly violated standards in the workplace.
Yesterday’s meeting at the NWT Legislature to discuss the future of business included Paul Gruner from the Tłı̨chǫ Investment Corporation (TIC), Mark Lewis from Det’on Cho Management, Leigh-Anne Palter from Denesoline Corporation, Marc Whitford from North Slave Métis Association, and Nigel Wodrich, advisor at the Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly.
Gıgha sǫts'ı̨ı̨wǫ!
We are beaming over here and so happy to congratulate Tłı̨chǫ Community Builders (TCB) on winning the NWT Human Rights Commission’s 2024 Accessibility Award!
Rob Selby, Director, Technical Services accepted the award today on behalf of the talented team who designed and built the new Tłı̨chǫ Government Building in Wekweètì, NT.