ABOUT

ABOUT US

About Lil Bear Contracting Corp

With over 10+ years experience in the construction industry and being 100% Indigenous owned, Lil' Bear Contracting Corp is here to provide top notch service.

Tyler Salon

ABOUT US

Tyler Salon is First Nation from the Sandy Bay Reserve. At a very young age Tyler began learning how to run equipment. He landed his first full-time job running an excavator doing civil work at a RV Park in Chase. After accumulating hands on experience for several months he expanded his skills in other areas. This included areas such as rock building, civil work, foundation prep, land clearing and other various jobs around western Canada.

Tyler gained and built on pre-existing skills while working in Fort Mac in oil and refinery. He's built relationships with companies like the JV Driver Group, Flint Energy and others that were working in Northern Alberta during this time. Tyler prides himself in providing quality work, ensuring high safety standards, and employing First Nation members who have similar values.

Sandy Bay First Nations

The Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation is situated on a 16,456 acre site on the western shore of Lake Manitoba. Approximately three quarters of this land is committed to farming. There is about an 80% average of Ojibway speaking community members, thus keeping our language alive. Sandy Bay's original roots began in 1870.

Sandy Bay Aerial View

Health and Safety Statement

Lil Bear Contracting Corporation is committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment for all its workers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, clients, and visitors. We recognize that health and safety is an integral part of our business, and we strive to achieve the highest standards of health and safety performance in all our work activities.

Compliance and Risk Management

We comply with all applicable health and safety laws and regulations, conducting regular risk assessments and implementing appropriate preventive measures.

Roles and Responsibilities

Clear roles and responsibilities are assigned at all levels, with managers and supervisors accountable for worker safety training and compliance.

Worker Expectations

All workers must comply with safety procedures and report any hazards or concerns. This extends to contractors, suppliers, and visitors.

Communication and Training

We maintain open communication on safety matters and provide comprehensive training to ensure awareness of rights and responsibilities.

Monitoring and Review

Regular inspections, audits, and reviews are conducted to maintain and improve our safety management system and prevent incidents.

Commitment

This statement is endorsed by our Managing Director and reviewed annually, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to workplace safety.

COMPANIES

COMPANIES WE WORK WITH

Hall
Conwest
Canadian Utility Construction
Kiewit

PARTNERS

FIRST NATION PARTNERS

Kwaw-Kwaw-Apilt First Nation
Skwah First Nation
Shxwhay Village
Sumas First Nation

CLIENT

TESTIMONIALS

"Working with Lil Bear has been exceptional. Their commitment to safety and quality is unmatched in the industry."

John Smith

Project Manager

Conwest Construction

"The team at Lil Bear brings professionalism and expertise to every project. Their indigenous inclusion practices set a new standard."

Sarah Johnson

Operations Director

Canadian Utility Construction

"Their attention to detail and dedication to meeting deadlines has made them one of our most valued partners."

Michael Williams

Site Supervisor

Hall Constructors