Upon realizing and harnessing the power of air, the foundation of our company was established. A few years of invention and innovation later, and the Dynamic Air Shelter is now one of the safest, most trusted, and most versatile temporary structures in the world, used for everything from military zones to industrial sites to emergency response shelters.
In the early 2000s, Dynamic Air Shelters’ primary production facilities were moved to Grand Bank, Newfoundland, where they remain today. Our commitment to Grand Bank and the province of Newfoundland is as strong as ever, where our plant has become a pillar of the community and a major employer for the small town set on the Burin Peninsula.

As a result, we’ve been recognized with a number of business awards including the 2013 Newfoundland Employment Council (NLEC) Employer of Distinction, the Community Business Development Bank’s Distinguished Business of the Year award and the Burin Peninsula Chamber of Commerce’s Employer of the Year.

Our history is one of listening to customers’ needs and responding in kind. In 2005, one of our customers asked us whether a Dynamic Air Shelter could withstand a shock wave. This query led us to several independent live field explosion tests, in which our shelters proved to consistently and safely reduced the amplitude and severity of a shock wave. Today, Dynamic Air Shelters are considered to be one of the best solutions suitable for API’s recommended guidelines for managing risks on sites with inherent hazards.

One of the first deployments of a Dynamic Air Shelter for emergency response occurred when typhoon Haiyan hit Southeast Asia in 2013. Our customer shelter served as a field hospital for over a year, hosting the safe treatment of over 15,000 patients.