Partners & Resources

Partners

Commissionaires partners with leading organizations to ensure that our solutions provide superior service with cost-efficient delivery.

First Advantage Canada Inc.

Partner First Advantage

Commissionaires has secured a privileged and exclusive relationship with First Advantage Canada Inc. formerly Infocheck Ltd. This relationship enables us to evolve and offer clients a comprehensive solution for the verification of individual’s backgrounds, beyond the Police Clearance. Other ID Services available include employment verification, reference checks, education / accreditation, address, and credit reference checks. Commissionaires and First Advantage Canada combine best in practice to perform above customer’s expectations, maintaining strict quality control and procedures to ensure speed, accuracy, and completeness of data.

http://www.fadv.ca

Identification Service Agencies

The following links are provided for your convenience in locating independent agencies.

F.I.P.S. Office

Resources

The following links are provided for your convenience in locating valuable resources, related sites and affiliate organizations.

The DND-VAC Centre
http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/cen/index-eng.asp

Last Post Fund
http://www.lastpostfund.ca

National Parole Board
http://www.npb-cnlc.gc.ca/index-eng.shtml

The Royal Canadian Legion
http://www.legion.ca/

Veterans Affairs Canada
http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/

Association of Canadian Port Authorities
http://www.acpa-ports.net/

Downloadable Brochures and Client Case Studies

City of Surrey case study
Employee Screening brochure

Enforcement services brochure

Fingerprinting services brochure

GPS Asset Tracking & Recovery brochure

Identification services brochure

La Cité collégiale case study

Lone Worker Monitoring brochure

National Research Council Canada case study

Port of Prince Rupert case study

Sample ID cards and layouts

Security Solutions brochure

UBC Okanagan case study

Université Laval case study

Lone Worker Monitoring system diagram