TAHLTAN NATION DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

QUALIFIED | RELIABLE | PROFESSIONAL | LOCAL

Since its inception in 1985, TNDC has established a reputation as a qualified, reliable, service provider focused on quality, safety and integrity. From its roots in residential home construction, TNDC services have expanded to heavy construction, earthworks, camp services, transportation, forestry, fibre optics and air support. Serving the exploration, mining,
forestry, energy, civil, infrastructure and public works sectors, TNDC has become the trusted partner
to deliver safely, on time and on budget.

Latest
News

  • 05
    Dec

    TNDC EMPLOYEES RETURN FROM GLOBAL HEAVY EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION TRAINING IN TUCSON ARIZONA

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  • 26
    Nov

    HIGH SPEED FIBRE OPTIC COMMUNICATIONS HAS OFFICIALLY ARRIVED IN TAHLTAN TERRITORY

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  • 05
    Nov

    TNDC WELCOMES JENNIFER HANAK AS HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT DIRECTOR

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Employee
Profile

Eric Quock

Road Maintenance Foreman

Eric Quock is a long-term TNDC employee. He has been with TNDC since 1994. Today he is a foreman, supervising a TNDC Road Maintenance crew at TNDC’s Newcrest Red Chris Mine job site. ...

TNDC

Safety is journey, not a destination.

The health and safety of our employees and everyone we work with is paramount. Our goal is to ensure everyone goes home safe every day. We strive to continuously improve our safety program and cultivate a strong safety culture focused on training, support, responsibility and accountability.

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  • Tahltan Territory

    		   

    Tahltan territory is located in
    Northwest British Columbia.
    It covers 93,500 square kilometres    (36,100 square miles) – more than 
    11 percent of BC, includes the
    Stikine River watershed and 
    extends into Yukon.
     

  • Tahltan Territory
    Tahltan territory is rich in natural resources including minerals (gold, silver and copper), which has earned it the reputation of The Golden Triangle, as well as salmon, forests and wildlife. The abundance of these natural resources has resulted in overwhelming interest by industry in developing projects to extract the resources.