About Anchorpoint

About Anchorpoint

Anchorpoint Solutions provides technical rescue and safe access services for high-risk work in confined spaces and at height. We exist to give clients a reliable, competent partner when the consequences of failure are serious.

Our focus is simple: make high-risk work safe, compliant, and under control, so our clients can keep their operations running without unnecessary risk or drama.

Your anchor point for safe, compliant high-risk work

In any safe access, fall protection, or vertical rescue system, the anchor point is the key safety-critical component. Everything else depends on it.

For our clients, we play that role in their business.

When you bring us in, you are not just hiring “standby rescue.” You are securing an anchor point for confined space and work-at-height operations: a team that is prepared, engaged, and accountable for helping you manage the risk. 

Built as the opposite of “call us if you need us”

Too often in our industry, “standby rescue” means:

 ☑  Crews showing up late or unprepared 

 ☑  Little or no engagement with the actual work 

 ☑  Minimal equipment brought to site 

 ☑  Rescue personnel sitting away from the entry, saying “call us if you need us” 

 ☑  Rescuers/Attendants walking off while entrants are still in the confined space 

 ☑  Personnel who are not properly trained, or even not fit for duty
 

That is not acceptable when people are entering confined spaces or working at height.

Anchorpoint was created to be the opposite: present, engaged, properly equipped, and focused on the real risks, not just the paperwork.

Active engagement, not passive presence

We don’t just show up on your site; we actively engage with your project.

We work alongside your team to:

 ☑  Plan the work and the rescue properly, not as an afterthought 

 ☑  Stay present at the point of work, not out of sight in a truck 

 ☑  Watch conditions and entrants in real time 

 ☑  Apply experienced leadership and dynamic risk assessment at every stage of the job
 

When anyone is in a confined space or working at height under our oversight, we are on standby, paying attention, and ready to act. We do not walk away.

Operations based in Milton, serving Ontario

Milton, Ontario is the anchor point for our operations and the central hub from which we deploy confined space rescue and rope access teams. From this operational anchor point, we mobilize quickly to support client needs in Milton, across the Greater Toronto Area, and throughout Ontario.

We support:

 ☑  Industrial facilities 

 ☑  Manufacturing plants 

 ☑  Power generation and utilities 

 ☑  Commercial and high-rise properties 

 ☑  Construction and maintenance projects 

 ☑  Other operations with confined space or work-at-height exposure

Experienced professionals, properly equipped

We hire people with real-world experience in technical rescue, fire services, and rope access, and we train them to a consistent standard. Many of our team members come from backgrounds where high-risk work and emergency response are part of daily life.

We invest in:

 ☑  Competency-based training and skill maintenance 

 ☑  Fit-for-duty expectations: alert, sober, and ready to work 

 ☑  Proper rescue and access equipment matched to the job 

 ☑  A culture where doing the job right matters more than getting it done fast 

When we take care of our people, they can focus on taking care of you, your team, and your site.

Risk managed, not just documented

We align our work with relevant Ontario and/or Federal legislation and industry standards for confined space and work at height. Our aim is not just to “tick the box,” but to make sure the controls on paper are actually in place in the field.

Our approach includes:

 ☑  Hazard and risk assessment specific to your site and task 

 ☑  Clear rescue plans that match the work, not generic templates 

 ☑  Practical control measures for real-world conditions 

 ☑  Documentation that stands up to internal audits, regulators, and clients
 

The result: you get practical, real-world control of high-risk work—not just paperwork and a phone number to call.