Safety
Strict safety protocols and continuous training support workers, clients, and the quality of field delivery.
Responsible operations
Rail work with a wider duty.
Protect people, support local communities, and reduce avoidable impact around every work site.
Four commitments that guide the work
Ironhorse publishes commitments to worker safety, inclusion, local suppliers, and environmental responsibility. These principles apply across field work and company operations.
Inclusion
The company states a commitment to an inclusive workplace, underrepresented groups, and anti-discrimination policies.
Local purchasing
Sourcing from nearby vendors is prioritized where the project and supply requirements allow it.
Environmental care
Job-site planning is expected to reduce avoidable impact and protect the operating environment around the railway.
Responsibility has to reach the right of way.
Policy matters when it changes field planning. Ironhorse connects its commitments to practical controls around workers, fire exposure, railway assets, suppliers, and surrounding communities.
What it looks like in the field
Our commitments guide how we plan work, support our people, and care for the communities where we operate.
Hi-rail fire prevention trucks for track, tree lines, bridges, buildings, and power poles
Preventive track maintenance intended to address defects before they become larger failures
Project-specific planning for access, hot work, fire exposure, materials, and surrounding assets
Local supplier consideration and regional mobilization from the Crossfield operation
Put requirements in the project plan.
Share environmental, supplier, safety, and community requirements during bid review so they can be addressed with the scope.