Edmonton, AB (March 9, 2026) – GeoVerra is proud to celebrate an extraordinary achievement. Jen Alain, Director of Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ), has been named one of Canadian Occupational Safety’s 2026 Top Women in Safety.
This national recognition highlights Jen’s more than 22 years of dedication to advancing Occupational Health and Safety across Canada, including her longstanding career with GeoVerra and its legacy companies.
As one of Canada’s largest geomatics firms, with more than 600 team members and 140 field crews operating daily in diverse environments across the country, strong leadership in health and safety is essential. Jen’s leadership has been instrumental in shaping a culture where safety is not just a requirement, but a shared value.
A Career Built on Leadership and Results
Jen is a Certified Registered Safety Professional whose expertise spans surveying, mapping and GIS, forestry, environmental and geospatial services. She has also supported projects across energy, transportation, utilities, industrial, municipal and mining sectors, giving her a uniquely broad perspective on risk management and safety program design.
Following GeoVerra’s launch in 2020, Jen led the strategic integration of health and safety programs across legacy organizations, ensuring alignment and consistency nationwide. Her approach has strengthened accountability while fostering collaboration and engagement at every level of the company.
Jen’s leadership has shaped the way safety lives within GeoVerra,” says Mitch, CEO of GeoVerra. “She did not just integrate programs; she unified our people around a shared standard and expectation. Her impact is measurable and deeply embedded in our culture.”
A Milestone Achievement of One Million Safe Hours
Under Jen’s leadership, GeoVerra achieved a major milestone of one million hours worked without a Lost Time Injury (LTI). The company is now pleased to share as of February, they have achieved 1.6 million hours worked without LTI, this accomplishment reflects more than strong systems and policies; it represents a company-wide commitment to protecting one another. Through proactive training, team member engagement and continuous improvement, Jen has embedded safety into the core of how GeoVerra operates.
“Reaching one million hours without a Lost Time Injury does not happen by chance,” adds Mitch. “It is the result of deliberate leadership, consistent accountability, and a deep commitment to our people. Jen has built a safety culture that empowers every team member to take ownership.”
National Expertise and Industry Collaboration
Jen’s extensive experience working with Provincial Workers Compensation Boards across Canada further strengthens our national operations. Her collaborative approach ensures compliance, reduces organizational risk, and drives continuous improvement in our safety programs across jurisdictions.
Her leadership style, grounded in transparency, accountability, and respect, has created an environment where GeoVerra’s team members feel supported and confident in speaking up. This trust translates directly into safer worksites and stronger project performance.
A Deserving Recognition
The Top Women in Safety award recognizes professionals who are advancing workplace safety, inspiring others, and driving meaningful industry change. Jen exemplifies each of these qualities. Her career showcases the impact a dedicated and skilled leader can have not only within an organization, but across an industry.
Congratulations to GeoVerra’s Director of HSEQ, Jen Alain on this well-deserved national recognition. A true testament to her leadership and the example she sets for our team and the broader safety community.
Read the full list of Top Female Safety Leaders in Canada here.