Qualified to Perform. Committed to Excellence.

Safety & quality

Canada Keli’s safety-first and quality-focused approach is designed to protect people, communities, assets, the environment, and project outcomes throughout the work lifecycle.

Safe work is planned work.

Our commitment

Safety and quality begin before work starts. Canada Keli aligns scope definition, hazard identification, work planning, competency, quality requirements, inspection points, documentation, and field communication so teams understand what successful execution requires.

Lessons, observations, incidents, deficiencies, and client feedback are used to strengthen future planning and improve the systems that support employees, contractors, clients, communities, assets, and the environment.

Plan. Execute. Improve.

Three operating pillars

A common management approach connects risk control, workmanship, traceability, documentation, and learning.

Safety-first decisions

Identify hazards, assess risk, define controls, confirm readiness, and maintain active communication throughout the work.

01 / Protect

Quality at each stage

Translate requirements into inspection and test activities, traceable records, controlled workmanship, and documented closeout.

02 / Verify

Continuous improvement

Review observations, incidents, deficiencies, performance data, and client feedback to strengthen systems and future execution.

03 / Learn

Controls that follow the work.

Management systems

Safety and quality requirements are integrated into planning, fabrication, construction, maintenance, field response, and turnover.

Safety management

Hazard identification

Job hazard assessments

Pre-job planning

Toolbox meetings

Incident reporting

Corrective actions

Training and competency

Contractor management

Emergency response

Continuous improvement

Quality management

Quality planning

Inspection and test plans

Material traceability

Welding quality control

NDE coordination

Document control

Deficiency management

Turnover packages

Client reporting

Continuous improvement

Traceable work. Clear records. Confident handover.

Quality through turnover

Quality requirements are carried from design and procurement into material receipt, fabrication, field installation, inspection, testing, deficiency resolution, and final turnover.

Plan

Define controls and hold points

Verify

Inspect, test, and document

Close

Resolve and turn over

Approved requirements and procedures

Material and weld traceability

Inspection and test records

Non-conformance and deficiency closeout

As-built and turnover documentation

Client reporting and acceptance support

Qualified systems supporting accountable delivery.

Qualifications and certifications

Safety, quality, contractor, engineering, and fabrication qualifications support Canada Keli’s project planning and execution approach.

CWB

Welding and fabrication qualification supporting applicable structural and industrial work.

Details on request

ABSA

Quality management framework supporting applicable pressure-equipment work in Alberta.

Details on request

ISNetworld

Contractor qualification, safety, and compliance management profile.

Details on request

COR

Recognition of an occupational health and safety management system.

Details on request

APEGA

Professional engineering practice authorization supporting applicable Alberta services.

Details on request

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Qualification inquiry

Contact our team for approved safety, quality, contractor, engineering, and fabrication documentation relevant to your scope.

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Canada Keli

Canada Keli New Technology Development Ltd.

Canada Keli provides integrated engineering, fabrication, construction, maintenance, and production chemical solutions for Canada’s energy industry.

Address: Unit 1100, 633 6 Ave SW, Calgary, Alberta T2P 2Y5, Canada

Operations: Nisku, Alberta

Phone: +1 403-232-6299

Email: sgl@xjkeli.com

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. MT