At Precision Service & Pumps Inc., delivering superior workmanship time after time is no accident, people make this happen, good people, with varying but complimentary skills brought together to form an unequaled team of professionals.
People - Our companys' most valuable asset
MANAGEMENT
 
Mike Lamont, President Darren Jarvis, V. P. and G. M.
ADMINISTRATION
 
Kathie Lamont, Director / Administration Shirley Eade, Receptionist / Secretary
 
Deborah Lamont, Clerical Assistant Bruce LaPorte, Marketing and Accounts Manager
TECHNICAL SALES
 
Shane Closson, Senior Technical Sales Rep. Darrell Moore, Technical Inside Sales Rep.
SERVICE CENTER and MATERIALS WAREHOUSE
 
Paul Toews, Operations Manager Ron Nelson, Special Projects Manager / TS
 
Kevin Ainsley, Materials and Operations Co-ordinator Pump Installer, Hot Sauce (our secret ingrident)
FABRICATION, MACHINING and REPAIR SHOP
 
Andy Falkingham, Master Fabricator / Welder Michael Mainhood, Machinist / Welder
All of Precision Service & Pumps Inc. Service Technicians are Class #1 or #2, Pump Installers as certified by the Canadian Groundwater Association and they are also registered under the Water Act as Qualified Well Pump Installers in the Province of British Columbia.
OUR SERVICE TEAM and QUALIFICATIONS
- Mike Lamont, President
- Ron Nelson, Technical Service Technician #1 - Systems Trouble Shooter
- Paul Toews, Operations Manager - Service / Shop / Warehouse
- Andy Falkingham, Journeyman Fabricator / Master Welder
- Michael Mainhood, Journeyman Machinist / Journeyman Fabricator/Welder
- Craig Barfett, Service Technician #2
- Todd Carter, Service Technician #1
- Tim Martin, Service Technician #2
- Fred Cudlipp, Service Technician #1, Qualified Well Driller
- David Rosenburg, Service Technician #2
- Greg Stevenson, Service Technician #2
- Kyle MacGillivray, Service Crew Helper
Safety Policy
We have long recognized that safeguarding the working environment of our employees is of primary importance. It is our policy to provide a safe work place, and in doing so to maintain sound operating practices which will result in safe working conditions and efficient operations.
Accident prevention is an operating responsibility, which demands the same executive direction and control as is given to other methods of increasing our efficiency. As an operations function, accident prevention is incorporated as part of normal, routine operating responsibilities. Supervisors are directly responsible for continuous effort toward the prevention of accidents. Management at all levels diligently practice and carry out this policy.
We realize that the success of any accident prevention effort depends primarily on the cooperation and active support of all employees. Each employee is expected to abide by the safety rules and follow safe work practices to help ensure their own safety, as well as that of their fellow employees. The prevention of accidents and the human loss that accompanies them is a cooperative effort of both labor and management for the benefit of all.
On the road to WorkSafe BC's "COR CERTIFICATION" in 2012
Effective November 1, 2004, under the Water Act and the Ground Water Protection Regulation, it is required that certain types of work related to ground water and wells in British Columbia will   need to be performed by qualified well pump installers. Well construction and installing pumps in wells require the specialized knowledge of qualified well drillers or qualified well pump installers to safeguard ground water sources and prevent situations where ground water may be adversely affected.For further information on this regulation, please click on the links below.
New B.C. Groundwater Protection Regulation Information Bulletin\ link below
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/wsd/plan_protect_sustain/groundwater/gw_regulation/GWPR_private_well_owners.pdf
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