Northern Strands’ Manitoba operation sells and services the equipment that keeps people from falling — harnesses, lifelines, anchors, rigid rails, swing stages and the material handling gear that goes with them — and trains the crews who use it, out of Keewatin Street in Winnipeg. It needed its own site rather than a page on the Saskatchewan one, because a Winnipeg safety manager searching for working-at-heights training is not going to find what they need on a Saskatoon company’s website.
So the site lives at workingfromheights.ca, and is organised around the four things the operation actually does: fall protection, suspended access, material handling, and training. The training section runs on the certified courses delivered in partnership with Safe Work Manitoba, with a route to book. Product browsing hands off to the group’s existing store rather than duplicating it. It carries the NSGC design language, links back to the rest of the family, and sits on the same watched hosting as its five siblings — nightly copies, and the same person answering in both provinces.
