Emergency showers, engineered for the coldest, most remote sites in North America
Mahikan Energy manufactures and rents portable, self-contained, ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-compliant emergency shower and eyewash station units — built to run at -50°C and deployed to industrial worksites in oil and gas, mining, manufacturing, chemical and construction across Canada and the United States.
Two ways to get a compliant emergency shower on site
Whether you're outfitting a permanent facility or need a unit on a worksite fast, Mahikan has an ANSI-compliant option ready to deploy.
Custom-engineered emergency showers
- Built to each client's requirements — facility-installed or self-contained
- Engineered for safety, compliance and long service life
- Quality, reliable components; Hazloc Class I Division 2 (Zone 2) rated electrical
- More than just showers — custom manufacturing & integration too. See how →
Self-contained emergency shower rentals
- Work-ready on delivery for plant turnarounds and emergency response
- Suited to spill response, asphalt operations and oilfield sites
- Class I Division 2 (Zone 2) rated electrical across the fleet
- 24/7 remote monitoring
- Dispatched across Alberta, BC, Saskatchewan and beyond
Live Remote Monitoring
Onboard PLC/HMI continuously tracks water temperature, flow, tank level, pump status, heater status, and enclosure conditions. Notifications are sent via SMS message and email to a Mahikan support team the moment something goes out of a set range.
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An Indigenous-owned manufacturer, not just a rental broker
Mahikan Energy Services is 100% Indigenous owned and operated, with a team carrying more than 70 years of combined oil and gas, safety and project-execution experience. Because we manufacture, service, and stock parts for our own units, every rental is backed by the people who know the equipment best — which means proven reliability, faster support, and less downtime on your site.
About Mahikan →Every unit is engineered for immediate, thorough decontamination during hazardous substance exposure.
Engineered and certified to ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014, with CSA, UL and NRTL certified electrical components.
Sizing, layout, monitoring, generators and climate control tailored to your site, not a one-size-fits-all box.
The same compliance and build quality as our permanent installations, available for short-term projects.
Our team guides selection, quoting and ongoing support for the full lifespan of your shower system.
Dispatching emergency showers across Canada and the United States
Mahikan is based in Calmar, Alberta, and delivers self-contained shower trailers and stand-alone units to industrial and remote sites across Canada and into the United States.
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Saskatchewan
- Manitoba
- Ontario
- Quebec
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Prince Edward Island
- Newfoundland & Labrador
- Yukon
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
- United States
Local rental guides: Alberta · BC · Saskatchewan · Manitoba · Ontario · Texas · North Dakota · Montana
Mahikan units on site
Trusted on industrial and remote sites
“I would like to thank you for your impeccable customer service, that was the fastest response I’ve ever had and it was a phone call! Thank you so much for everything.”
— Macmor Industries“Mahikan has been an incredibly professional and effective resource for us. Their showers are equipped with impressive technology and features.”
— Supervisor, FourQuest Energy“You don’t have to worry if your shower is going to work. Automatic weekly maintenance and 24 hour monitoring is going above and beyond.”
— 316 SafetyEmergency shower rentals & compliance, answered
Do you rent emergency showers outside Alberta?
Yes. Mahikan Energy dispatches self-contained emergency shower trailers and stand-alone units across Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and other Canadian provinces for plant turnarounds, spill response and remote projects.
Are Mahikan emergency showers ANSI compliant?
Every Mahikan emergency shower is engineered to meet ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 requirements for emergency drench and eyewash equipment.
What temperature range can your units operate in?
Every unit is fully insulated, which matters year-round. In winter, the insulation and high/low temperature control system keep the flushing fluid tepid and protect the plumbing — standard units are built for Canadian winters and arctic-specification units run continuously down to -50°C. In summer, that same insulation keeps the interior cool by shielding it from high outside temperatures, so the water stays within the safe ANSI range instead of overheating.
Do you sell emergency showers or only rent them?
Both. Mahikan manufactures emergency showers for purchase and also offers short-term and long-term rental units, plus refurbishment of existing shower systems to bring them up to current ANSI standards.
Need an emergency shower on site fast?
Tell us your province, timeline and application — we'll confirm the right unit and availability.