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SCHEDULE

TA Structures’ 50,000 square-foot, COR-certified and ISO-approved manufacturing facility is comprised of two production lines with a 35-day build cycle from start to finish. On average our facility produces two to three modular structures per week with the capacity to increase that number if required.

Prior to build spot confirmation, the Design and Sales Team develop engineered specifications and floor plans based on client requirements and desires. Once the build spot has been confirmed, these specifications are released to our materials department who evaluates inventory and pursues suppliers. Prior to production start, a specification/floor plan review is conducted between Sales, Design, Materials, Production Supervisors and Department Heads.

Throughout the production process, our Quality Assurance department tracks progress and performs inspections to test quality and ensure schedule adherence for on-time delivery. A final quality inspection is conducted following unit completion and prior to its release for shipment. TA Structures offers transportation and set-up to our clients with the capacity to deliver throughout Canada and the U.S.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height=”32px”][qode_carousel order_by=”title” order=”ASC” show_navigation=”yes” carousel=”resume”][vc_empty_space height=”32px”][vc_column_text]

HEALTH AND SAFETY

TA Structures is proud to hold its Certificate of Recognition (COR) with the BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA). Here at TA we are committed to training, coaching and mentoring our employees to ensure a safe and efficient workforce and workplace. Understanding this is a shared responsibility, TA has an open-door policy and dedicates resources to the development and implementation of health and safety and injury management systems. Safety Culture objectives include: promotion and awareness, compliance with applicable legislation, identification and control of workplace hazards, supported worker involvement in health and safety initiatives and the provision of an injury management program for stay-at-work/return-to-work.

Safety Initiatives

  • Health and Safety Manual
  • Injury Management Program
  • Safety Orientation and Training
  • Hazard Assessments
  • Safe Work Practices
  • Safety Inspections

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QUALITY ASSURANCE

TA Structures is ISO 9001:2008 certified. Established in 1998, our Quality Assurance Program encompasses Design, Manufacturing, Delivery and Warranty. We are currently certified through the Quality Systems Assessment Register (QUASAR) accredited by the Standards Council of Canada. Each year we undergo an extensive Audit to maintain certification as we work towards quality improvements. Our workforce solutions are built to CSA A277 standards for factory certification of buildings and are compliant with the Alberta Part 10 building code for factory-built portable industrial accommodation. TA Structures is a proud member of the Manufacturers Association for Relocatable Structures (MARS).

Quality Assurance Initiatives

  • Warranty Program
  • System Documentation including the Quality Assurance Manual provides overview of system and quality policies.
    • Standard Operating Procedures define and control core processes
    • Checklists guide specific activities and record that requirements have been met.
  • HQMS Quality Management System (HQMS) streamlines audit management, document control, records management, training management, and compliance processes.
  • Inspections and Internal/External Audits

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LEAN

TA has embraced a LEAN manufacturing work environment as we explore methods to eliminate waste, reduce production time/costs and increase efficiency.

LEAN Initiatives

  • Establishment of a LEAN Committee
  • 5S LEAN Training
  • Employee Cross Training
  • Streamlined Inventory Program
  • Waste Management Program
  • Collaborative LEAN/Safety Inspections
  • Building Maintenance Program/Tool Maintenance Program

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