Structural Engineering

New construction and structural upgrades for columns, racking and cranes

OHSA Regulation 851, Section 72​

72. (1) Where a structure is damaged to the extent that a collapse of the structure or any part of the structure is likely to occur and cause injury to a worker,

(a) the structure shall be braced and shored to prevent the collapse of the structure; or

(b) effective safeguards shall be provided to prevent access to the area. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 851, s. 72 (1).

(2) The bracing and shoring or other safeguards prescribed by subsection (1) shall be installed progressively to ensure that a worker installing the bracing and shoring or other safeguards is not in danger. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 851, s. 72 (2).

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Structural Upgrade Engineering

Our structural engineering team combines an in-depth understanding of engineering principles, technological opportunities, construction processes, in-service use and regulatory frameworks – all of which are brought together in order to collaborate with our clients on a solution that satisfies each of these criteria.

Our structural engineers produce designs for new builds and retrofits that not only ensure successful solutions, but optimise the construction process and minimize maintenance costs along the way.

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Key features

Safety First

Products engineered with uncompromising safety and quality to protect your people.​

Innovation Driven​

Custom and standard solutions built with creativity, reliability, and a customer-first focus.​

In-House Expertise​

Design, engineering, fabrication, installation, and inspection all under one roof.​

Strategic Locations​

30,000 sq. ft. of fabrication space across Ontario, serving clients nationwide.​

Proven Experience​

25+ years as a trusted partner to leading industries across North America.​

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Regulations in Canada

Regulation
CWB Certified Welders (Steel and Aluminum)
CWB certified for welding of Steel (CSA Standard W47.1, Division 2)
CWB certified for welding of Aluminum (CSA Standard W47.2, Division 2)
Professional Engineers Ontario
CLAC

PROJECTS

Heavy Duty Crane Systems for SW Ontario Manufacturer (1)

Heavy-Duty Crane Systems for SW Ontario Manufacturer

A SW Ontario manufacturer approached Liftsafe with the need for high-capacity lifting systems to support high-volume, multi-shift production. The project required safe and efficient handling of critical components while maintaining strict uptime and scheduling demands, with a strong emphasis on safety, precision operation, and long-term serviceability.

Overhead Crane Systems for Electrical Transformer Manufacturing (1)

Custom Overhead Crane Systems for Electrical Transformer Manufacturing

A series of fully integrated overhead crane and runway systems were installed to support critical stages of the transformer manufacturing process. The systems enable safe, controlled, and precise lifting of large cores, tanks, and assemblies, improving workflow efficiency, protecting high-value components, and supporting consistent production quality, all while maintaining a strong focus on worker safety and regulatory compliance.

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Helping businesses safeguard their operations and employees while staying compliant with safety regulations.

Engineering Design

Delivering crane systems and ergonomic solutions that increase capacity, improve safety, and reduce injuries.

Equipment Repairs

At Liftsafe, equipment repairs and service focus on getting you running quickly, safely, and cost-efficiently.