GILLAM

Our Gillam operations align with the operational cycles of the surrounding hydroelectric footprint.

Gillam coverage runs on schedules calibrated to the specific site — from event-driven single-shift coverage through to permanent 24/7 posture. Peak-hazard windows across Gillam — overnight loading in industrial zones, retail closing procedures, event ingress and egress, and after-hours access on restricted floors — are staffed with additional supervision. Our dispatch cell tracks every shift across the Northern coverage area and produces daily summaries that reach the client's operations lead on schedule.

Our Gillam book of business reflects resource-sector infrastructure — mine gates, mill perimeters, contractor camps, rail, hydroelectric, and remote community services. We serve commercial property portfolios, industrial and manufacturing clients, event venues, healthcare and education campuses, retail and hospitality operators, and — where applicable — resource-sector and construction clients across the Northern. Each engagement is scoped against the specific risk profile of the site, not a generic template.

Every officer assigned to a Gillam posting is credentialed under Manitoba Justice private security regulations and selected against the specific tone of the environment. Corporate lobby postings are staffed with officers who present cleanly and communicate precisely; industrial gate postings are staffed with officers comfortable in high-cadence operational environments; healthcare postings are staffed with officers trained in verbal de-escalation and privacy discipline. Selection over recruitment.

Gillam clients receive GPS-verified patrol records, time-stamped shift reports with photograph evidence, monthly incident summaries with trend commentary, and — on request — quarterly operational reviews that surface the patterns behind isolated events. Documentation supports insurance requirements, WCB filings, internal loss reviews, and any downstream law-enforcement handoff to the Winnipeg Police Service or the local RCMP detachment.