Canada, the choice is now yours! 

Canadian companies and their workforce now have access to Tyndale’s unparalleled service model to provide the broadest selection of AR / FR protective clothing in the industry.

Are there holes in your flame resistant clothing program? Tell us your pain points and we’ll share our solution.

Introducing your new source for arc-rated and flame resistant (AR / FR) employee apparel programs.

Since 1981, Tyndale has helped companies outfit workers with the protective garments they need to return home safely at the end of each workday. Tyndale is proud to extend our product choice and unparalleled service model into Canada to partner with Canadian-based companies seeking a turnkey, managed apparel program.

Tyndale offers the ability to ship AR / FR quickly from deep inventory, whether it’s the very best Canadian products you already enjoy, or innovative U.S. brands that blur the distinction between PPE and casual apparel. Solving companies’ challenges related to their protective clothing program, increasing employee satisfaction, and minimizing risk related to safety and compliance is why we enjoy a 99% customer retention rate.


The hallmarks of a Tyndale employee-based managed apparel program include:


Tyndale 360 events (on-site or virtual) to introduce employees to their new AR / FR program.

Hassle-free returns and exchanges and choice of ship-to-work or home for employees.

Embroidery and embellishment services to provide logo customizations, reflective striping, and more.

Extensive reporting and clear, concise invoices minimize your company’s need for administrative oversight.

Interested in learning more about Tyndale’s successful launch into Canada?

OUR MISSION, SIMPLY STATED, IS,
 
to provide an enjoyable uniform experience by supplying increasingly personalized, coordinated, and convenient AR/FR apparel solutions to leading corporations and their employees.
We carry this mission north and invite Canadian organizations to partner with a trusted supplier who provides benefits other suppliers simply can’t match.

Commitment to the Canadian Market

Tyndale is eager to serve Canadian-based companies who want to take advantage of our exclusive program, which supports compliance with both Canadian and U.S. industry safety standards. As a manufacturer of our own AR/FR clothing, and a leading distributor of all major, trusted AR/FR clothing brands, Canadian workers now have access to the broadest selection of protective clothing in the industry and the widest variety of colors, sizes, and garments for both men and women.

Empower and Educate Your Workforce

Increase compliance, comfort, and morale among your workforce by providing more choices for protective clothing. At Tyndale, we believe in empowering employees through choice, allowing them to find AR / FR clothing that aligns with their individual style and sense of comfort while ensuring your company complies with specific safety standards and specifications. Harness the many benefits of the industry’s widest selection of AR / FR clothing – now available through Tyndale.

Not just a clothing provider, Tyndale is a leader in educating companies and workers about topics related to AR / FR clothing and safety. Discover valuable insights through our industry-leading blog, extensive FR Safety Resource Hub, and video training resources. Additionally, we offer live demonstrations at leading testing sites and laboratories, such as Kinectrics, TEEX, and KEMA to better understand real-world hazards and PPE performance.

Choose Tyndale as your dedicated partner in safety. Empower your workforce with the right AR / FR clothing choices today.

Meet the team

 

Paul Castelli

Sales Director, Canada

 

Paul Castelli has more than 12 years of experience in the AR/FR textile and safety industry. Before joining Tyndale, Paul managed business development, account management, and end-user support for Westex, a Milliken global brand. His experience and extensive knowledge of the Canadian AR / FR marketplace are vital assets that enable his team to effectively serve end-user wearers. He looks forward to extending our premium products and unparalleled service model into Canada and proudly protecting your workforce.

Scott Margolin

Vice President of Technical

 

Scott Margolin has over 30 years of experience in arc-rated/flame resistant (AR / FR) clothing and has conducted over 1,800 arc flashes and nearly 4,000 flash fires at labs all over the world. Much of this research focused on real-world hazards and PPE performance. Scott has authored dozens of technical articles and white papers, given over a thousand presentations, and has served as a subject matter expert to OSHA, NFPA, NJATC, ASSE, and NECA on FR/PPE and thermal hazard issues. Scott is on board as Tyndale’s lead technical resource.


Jason Brozen

Lead Corporate Safety and Technical Trainer

 

Jason has made it his mission to share his experience as an arc flash survivor to help others stay safe on the job. He is currently an OSHA-trained subject-matter expert and an NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional (CESCP). Jason’s expertise as an NFPA 70E instructor and 28 years of experience as a certified Master Electrician is available to help the businesses Tyndale serves in the US and Canada. His compelling presentations, which include his own personal arc flash survival and recovery story, are recognized across North America.

Alex Panag

Account Manager

 

Since joining Tyndale as a Business Development Representative in 2022, Alex has been instrumental in introducing Canadian businesses to the benefits of Tyndale’s choice model for AR / FR clothing. Alex’s exceptional ability to build strong relationships and focus on meeting the needs of Canadian companies led him to his current position of Account Manager. In this role, he works closely with Paul Castelli to facilitate managed apparel programs that ensure worker satisfaction, safety, and compliance with North American industry standards.


 
 

CANADIAN STANDARDS & TEST METHODS

OHS Canada Webinar

This engaging and insightful webinar received rave reviews from its initial audience of OHS Canada subscribers. It delves into the critical aspects of selecting Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to safeguard your workforce from arc flash and flash fire hazards. Our subject matter experts offer valuable strategies enabling your organization to meet North American safety standards while ensuring employee satisfaction and protection.

You'll Learn:

  • Strategies to balance comfort and protection for enhanced satisfaction and compliance.
  • The dangerous implications of improper wear and ill-fitting protective clothing.
  • Why choosing a reputable clothing supplier who backs up their word with live demonstrations and rigorous testing is essential to your organization.

Hosted By:

Scott Margolin

Vice President of Technical

Scott Margolin has over 30 years of experience in arc-rated/flame resistant (AR / FR) clothing, providing Tyndale with unmatched technical expertise. He has conducted over 1,800 arc flashes and nearly 4,000 flash fires at labs all over the world. Much of this research focused on real world hazards and PPE performance.

Jason Brozen

Lead Corporate Safety and Technical Trainer

As an arc flash survivor, Jason shares his experience to help educate electrical workers and safety training professionals about the importance of proper protection on the job. With 20+ years of experience as a master electrician, Jason is a certified OSHA and NFPA safety professional who has provided extensive and engaging safety training for corporations across North America.

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