OUR POLICIES
Muskie Creek Ltd. was founded in 2008 by a group of experienced truckers who saw an opportunity to provide better service to businesses in the transportation industry. Since then, we have grown into a national carrier with a reputation for reliability and excellence.
Safety Policy
- All drivers must complete specialized training in ice road operations, defensive driving, and emergency procedures.
- Speed limits and weight restrictions are strictly enforced based on ice conditions.
- Daily vehicle inspections are mandatory before departure and after return.
- Safety equipment (radios, GPS, flares, emergency kits) must be carried at all times.
Environmental Stewardship Policy
- Fueling and maintenance must be conducted in designated areas to prevent spills.
- Immediate reporting and containment of any spills or leaks is required.
- Routes are planned to minimize environmental impact and protect wildlife.
- Respect for the land and waterways is paramount; traditional knowledge informs best practices.
Indigenous Values & Community Engagement Policy
- Operations will honour Indigenous traditions, values, and stewardship of the land.
- Employment and training opportunities will prioritize Indigenous peoples and northern residents.
- Regular consultation with communities will guide route planning, operations, and impact assessments.
Operational Conduct Policy
- All loads must be properly secured and documented before departure.
- Convoy procedures must be followed when required for safety.
- Communication must be maintained with dispatch and other drivers at all times.
Weather & Road Condition Policy
- Trips are only permitted when ice road conditions are verified as safe by local authorities.
- Operations are suspended during severe weather or unsafe ice conditions.
- Drivers must report any hazards immediately to dispatch and other road users. All loads must be properly secured and documented before departure.
- Convoy procedures must be followed when required for safety.
- Communication must be maintained with dispatch and other drivers at all times.
Emergency Response Policy
- Drivers must be trained in first aid and cold-weather survival.
- In case of breakdowns, drivers are required to remain with their vehicle until help arrives, unless unsafe.
- A 24/7 emergency line is maintained for rapid response.
Equipment & Maintenance Policy
- Vehicles must undergo regular maintenance schedules suited for extreme cold.
- Only approved tires, chains, and fluids rated for sub-zero conditions are used.
- Malfunctioning or unsafe vehicles are removed from service immediately.
Code of Conduct Policy
- Drivers and staff are expected to act with professionalism, integrity, and respect.
- Harassment, discrimination, or unsafe behaviour is not tolerated.
- Pride in representing Indigenous leadership and values is central to all operations.