Wilcox Door Service’s COR-certified, unionized Ironworkers deliver zero-harm safety on every commercial door, dock, gate, and access-control service.
At Wilcox Door Service Inc., safety is not just a policy — it’s a culture that drives every decision we make, from how we dispatch technicians to how we install and maintain your doors, docks, and access systems. As a COR-certified company with unionized in-house technicians, we lead with proactive planning, industry certifications, and an unwavering commitment to zero harm.
Our safety-first mindset ensures that our team returns home safely at the end of every day — and that your site, staff, and equipment remain protected throughout every service or installation.
Wilcox Door Service combines COR certification, a unionized in-house team, zero subcontracting, weekly toolbox talks, and a dedicated safety officer to uphold consistent, accountable safety standards.
Certified under the Certificate of Recognition (COR) program, verifying our full compliance with nationally recognized occupational health and safety standards.
All technicians are certified members of Ironworkers Local 721 & 736, trained in construction safety, working at heights, LOTO, and more.
Unlike others, Wilcox only uses full-time, in-house technicians — ensuring consistent standards and full safety accountability.
Weekly safety meetings across departments to review real scenarios, reinforce best practices, and promote a safety culture.
An internal team member is responsible for monitoring safety performance, documentation, and continuous improvement.
Our workforce is proudly built from members of Ironworkers Local 721 and 736, whose reputation for precision, professionalism, and safety is unmatched. Through their training and ongoing development, Ironworkers have helped shape Wilcox’s safety culture into one of Canada’s most trusted.
Our crews benefit from the IMPACT Ironworker training program — North America’s most advanced trades training curriculum — which includes:
By hiring Ironworkers, we’re investing in technicians who show up ready — trained, certified, and accountable.
Wilcox proudly supports the development of new tradespeople through a structured apprenticeship program, giving emerging technicians hands-on mentorship while reinforcing the highest safety standards from day one.
We don’t just build doors — we help build tradespeople who are serious about safety.
Our crews are trained and certified in the following safety protocols:
Technicians also undergo regular refresher training, new product safety orientations, and client-specific onboarding for high-security and public sector facilities.
Every job begins with Job Hazard Assessments, site-specific risk plans, PPE enforcement, safety signage and barricades, and daily pre-job checklists to identify and eliminate hazards.
Proactive safety inspections before every project.
Customized hazard controls for each worksite.
Mandatory use of high-visibility clothing, steel-toe boots, safety glasses, gloves, and respirators.
Strategic warnings and barriers to protect personnel and occupants.
Consistent verification of environmental, mechanical, and access hazards before work starts.
Wilcox regularly performs service and installation work in some of the most sensitive and regulated facilities in Canada, including:
We meet or exceed all onboarding, badging, and documentation requirements, including:
When you work with Wilcox, safety isn’t an afterthought — it’s built into the DNA of how we operate. Our investment in training, documentation, and procedural excellence protects your site, your timeline, and your liability exposure.
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5502 Timberlea Blvd,
Mississauga, ON, L4W 2T7
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