Cross Country Field Services

A lot of the infrastructure we rely on every day starts below the surface.

From excavation to underground utility work, careful planning and coordination help prepare a site for what comes next.

At Cross Country Field Services, we’re proud to be part of the groundwork that keeps projects moving.

Not exactly a pot of gold, but close enough.

Projects may look different from site to site, but the foundation stays the same: experienced people, strong teamwork, and a commitment to doing the work right.

From site development and excavation to civil work across Manitoba and Saskatchewan, our crew is proud to be part of projects that help keep communities moving forward.

Good civil work starts with the right foundation long before the project is finished.

For us, that means a capable crew, dependable equipment, clear communication, and a standard of work we’re proud to stand behind.

September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

It is a day to reflect, learn, listen, and recognize the importance of truth, understanding, and reconciliation across our communities.

We recognize the importance of truth, understanding, and the ongoing journey toward reconciliation.

A safe jobsite starts with the right preparation.

Clear site information, proper PPE, accessible safety equipment, and established procedures all play a role in keeping work moving safely and responsibly.

At Cross Country Field Services, safety is built into the job from the start.

We appreciate feedback like this from the clients we work with and are proud to have a team that can adjust to site conditions while keeping the job moving efficiently.

Thank you, Jason, for taking the time to share your experience with Cross Country Field Services.

A tight timeline, limited space, and a high-risk operating environment made this Regina terminal project one where experience and awareness mattered from start to finish.

Cross Country Field Services was brought in to help revamp and reshape the site berm, with work involving surveying, grading, material movement, reshaping, and compaction to meet project specifications.

With extensive piping, equipment, and active terminal operations nearby, careful coordination, operator awareness, and equipment spotting were critical throughout the job.

The result was a responsive turnaround and a completed berm that exceeded expectations.

During Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we’re recognizing the drivers who keep people, materials, and projects moving every day.

From long days on the road to early starts and changing conditions, truck drivers play an important role in keeping our communities and industries connected.

Thank you to all the drivers out there for the work you do and the miles you put in.

Safety starts with the way the work gets done.

Creating a safe work environment means staying aware, following proper procedures, and looking out for everyone on site. From the first step of the job to the last, safety remains part of the process.