Technical Rope & Rescue

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HAZMAT Specialist & Instructor (Casual or Full Time)

Please get in touch if you or someone you know is interested.

Technical Rope & Rescue Inc. (TRR) is expanding our team and hiring a Hazmat Specialist & Instructor.

Support both field operations and training delivery, bringing real-world hazardous materials expertise into high-impact environments.

Work with our senior Hazmat Instructor while developing your own ability.

Key Details:
Deliver Hazmat training programs (standard & custom)
Support emergency response and site operations

Experience in hazardous materials handling & emergency response

Experience in a worksite containing chemicals.

Chemistry &/or Environmental background.

Relevant certifications
Instructional experience or ability to train others
Strong communication and professionalism
Willingness to learn new skills related to other TRR Services.
TRAINING & MENTORSHIP PROVIDED

Join TRR | Now Hiring
HAZMAT Specialist & Instructor (Casual & Full Time)

Technical Rope & Rescue Inc. (TRR) is expanding our team and hiring a Hazmat Specialist & Instructor.

Support both field operations and training delivery, bringing real-world hazardous materials expertise into high-impact environments.

Key Details:
Deliver Hazmat training programs (standard & custom)
Support emergency response and site operations
Experience in hazardous materials handling & emergency response
Experience in a worksite containing chemicals.
Chemistry &/or Environmental background.
Relevant certifications
Instructional experience or ability to train others
Strong communication and professionalism
Willingness to learn new skills related to other TRR Services.

📩 Apply: [email protected]

Vale mine rescue team, Voisey’s Bay is second team competing in today’s rope rescue event.

TRR is supporting the Atlantic Mine Rescue Competition at the Glacier, Mt. Pearl today.

This week we celebrate another first for TRR and an important milestone in rope rescue for Canada. ��Nouvelle Hauteur Inc. in Montreal hosted and participated in Canada’s first Level 3 Direct Entry International Technical Rescue Association (ITRA) training program — delivered by TRR’s Colin LeGrow (Who was independently assessed as an ITRA Instructor in Europe) and it concluded with an independently evaluated practical and written test by Corvus Professional 's Mike Lackman.

This is what industry advancement looks like.

As the demand for rope rescue continues to grow, the importance of credible, standardized, and independently verified certification becomes critical. This is not just a formality — it ensures that competency is real, consistent, and aligned with global best practices. ITRA aims to achieve just that. If you believe - get involved.

To meet the tight timeline and high standard, all participants had to already possess a keen understanding of rope rescue theory and have superior on rope skills. This was not a beginners program. They were already skilled industry leaders, the risk of exposing a weakness or even a failure requires bravery, confidence and the humble willingness to continuously learn.

The standard was high. The process was rigorous. And success was earned. Participants felt the accomplishment when the long 7+ hour individual evaluation process finally came to an end.

Credit to Nouvelle Hauteur for stepping up to host and support this milestone.

Credit to the participants who invested significantly — time, effort, and resources — to meet a standard. We look forward to seeing you as ITRA instructors in the future.

And credit to the evaluation process itself. Third-party verification brings accountability, transparency, and trust to the industry. ITRA has gotten this far from the work of many dedicated volunteers from across the globe. If you want to help improve - offer your time.

- “The Test Makes it Real”

At TRR, our commitment to Excellence, Integrity, and Industry Advancement drives everything we do. Supporting competency based testing processes — is part of that responsibility.

Well done to everyone involved.