K'(Prime) Technologies

National aviation security contract

• In 2022, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) awarded K'(Prime) Technologies a five-year national contract to provide maintenance services for passenger screening equipment at airports across Canada.
• The contract covers airport imaging equipment maintenance for CATSA-regulated airports in all Canadian provinces and territories.

This role in airport imaging equipment maintenance and repairs positions K'(Prime) Technologies to support other organizations with similar security imaging service requirements.

Scale and coverage

• Over 140 highly trained technicians.
• 25+ staffed service locations.
• 100% Canadian provincial and territorial coverage.
• 24/7 service capability for mission-critical operations.

Technology and distribution partnerships

K'(Prime) Technologies is a Canadian distribution or technology partner for leading security and imaging manufacturers, including:

• Liberty Defense (including the HEXWAVE next-generation detection platform).
• Linev Systems.
• CEIA walk-through metal detectors.
• Hanwha Techwin.
• Inaxsys.

These relationships enable K'(Prime) Technologies to sell, install, service and support advanced security imaging solutions across Canada.

North American presence

• Canadian headquarters: Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
• U.S. office: Tempe, Arizona, USA.

From these locations, K'(Prime) Technologies supports customers across Canada and selected North American markets.

• Equipment maintenance
• Preventive and corrective maintenance for security imaging systems.
• Supports airports, corrections facilities, courthouses, government buildings and other critical infrastructure.
• Sales and distribution
• Canadian distributor for next-generation security imaging and detection systems, including Liberty Defense HEXWAVE and Linev Systems.
• Authorized partner for CEIA, Hanwha Techwin and Inaxsys security solutions.
• Installation and integration
• Factory-certified technicians handle full deployments from site assessment to commissioning.
• Includes infrastructure preparation, network integration and coordination to minimize operational disruption.
• Training programs
• Manufacturer-certified training for operators and maintenance staff.
• On-site and remote options, from basic operation to advanced troubleshooting.
• Security consultation
• Infrastructure assessment, threat analysis and regulatory-aligned security recommendations.
• Focus on optimizing screening operations and system uptime.
• Radiation certification
• Provincial X-ray equipment certification across Canada.
• Certified radiation safety officers perform compliance testing for healthcare, dental, veterinary and industrial X-ray systems.

Coverage and support

• Service coverage across all Canadian provinces and territories.
• 140+ certified technicians deployed from 25+ locations nationwide.
• 24/7 support available for mission-critical systems.

For project discussions, maintenance planning or new installations, customers can request a consultation or quote through the company website or by phone.

The Calgary headquarters coordinates national security imaging services and supports customers across all Canadian provinces and territories.

United States office

• Address: 910 W Carver Rd, Suite #E6, Tempe, AZ 85284, United States.
• Phone: 1-480-478-1262.

The U.S. office supports North American operations and manufacturer relationships.

How to get in touch

Customers and partners can:

• Request a quote or consultation for security imaging projects.
• Inquire about equipment sales, maintenance programs, training or technical support.
• Discuss distribution or partnership opportunities.

The primary contact channels are:

• Phone, using the numbers above.
• The contact form available on the K'(Prime) Technologies website.

Emergency and after-hours support

• 24/7 support is available for mission-critical security imaging systems.
• For urgent issues, customers can call 1-403-226-5897 to reach the on-call support team.

The company recruits for roles such as:

• Security imaging service technicians.
• Field service and maintenance specialists.
• Technical and engineering professionals supporting imaging systems.
• Operations, logistics and support roles connected to national service delivery.

Many technical positions focus on maintaining airport security imaging equipment, including X-ray and millimetre wave systems deployed at CATSA-regulated airports across Canada.

Candidate profile (example: service technicians)

Service technician roles typically seek candidates who:

• Have hands-on experience repairing or maintaining electronic and/or mechanical systems.
• Are comfortable working in secure environments such as airports.
• Can work rotating or irregular shifts, including nights and weekends, to support 24/7 operations.
• Are able to travel as required to airports and customer sites.
• Are willing to complete required technical training and certifications.

Specific requirements, language skills and travel expectations depend on the individual posting.

How to apply

• Current openings are listed on the Careers page of the K'(Prime) Technologies website.
• Each role includes details on responsibilities, requirements and how to submit an application.
• Candidates can apply directly through the online application links provided with each posting.

For questions about careers that are not answered on the website, candidates should contact K'(Prime) Technologies using the contact form or phone number on the contact page.

• X-ray screening systems
• Baggage and cargo inspection systems for checkpoints, mail rooms and secure facilities.
• Millimetre wave body scanners
• Advanced personnel screening systems used at security checkpoints.
• Walk-through metal detectors (WTMD)
• High-sensitivity detectors for access control points in airports, corrections facilities and government buildings.
• Explosive detection systems
• Trace detection and screening systems for explosives and narcotics.
• AI-powered detection systems
• Next-generation threat detection platforms, including Liberty Defense HEXWAVE, using advanced imaging and AI analytics to identify concealed threats.
• Surveillance and imaging systems
• CCTV, thermal imaging and integrated surveillance solutions supporting broader security infrastructure.

Manufacturer relationships

K'(Prime) Technologies technicians are factory-trained and certified on equipment from major security imaging manufacturers. The company maintains distribution or partner relationships with:

• Liberty Defense
• Linev Systems
• CEIA
• Hanwha Techwin
• Inaxsys

This combination of manufacturer partnerships and certified expertise allows K'(Prime) Technologies to install, maintain and support a wide range of security imaging systems deployed across Canada.

• Aviation security
• National contractor for the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA).
• Maintains passenger and baggage screening equipment at airports across all Canadian provinces and territories.
• Corrections
• Imaging and detection systems used to prevent contraband in federal and provincial correctional facilities.
• Courthouses
• Entry screening solutions for judicial buildings across Canada.
• Government and public sector
• Security imaging and detection systems for parliament, embassies and other federal and provincial facilities.
• Ports and borders
• Cargo, baggage and vehicle inspection systems at points of entry.
• Events and venues
• Screening solutions for stadiums, arenas and large public gatherings.
• Healthcare and related fields
• X-ray equipment certification and compliance testing for medical, dental, veterinary and industrial imaging systems.

Geographic reach

• Service coverage across every Canadian province and territory.
• 25+ staffed service locations.
• 140+ certified technicians providing local support with national coordination.

Organizations in these sectors can engage K'(Prime) Technologies for new equipment, maintenance programs, technical support and security imaging consulting.

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