Reviews from Organizations Who Have Worked With TNT Justice Consultants

TNT Justice Consultants has proudly partnered with the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) to deliver online pre-screening for potential policing and special constable recruits in Ontario. TNT and the OACP are delivering modernized assessments of policing applicants. This online platform assesses areas which would be otherwise difficult for local recruiters to measure. Please visit our Pre-Screening page for more information!

TNT Justice Consultants and Sigma Assessment Systems Inc., formed a partnership in December 2019 to launch the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) Pre-Screening testing platform. Our exciting partnership has successfully grown and continues to evolve as we pursue other projects throughout Ontario and on a national scale. We look forward to our collaborative journey, as we strive to enhance pre-screening testing throughout Canada. The kind sentiment from our partners at Sigma encapsulates the essence of our valued partnership, “Partnering with TNT has given us front row seats to watch how much can be accomplished when you combine deep industry knowledge with an unrelenting commitment to client service”.

(Former Deputy Chief, Toronto Police Service)
Steven Reesor completed 30 years as a member of the Toronto Police Service. During his career, he worked in numerous policing areas, including Uniform Patrol, SWAT, Internal Audit, and Homicide. He was the Director of the Toronto Police Service’s Internal Audit Unit, where he managed a combination of police officers and civilian accountants who conducted value for money audits, compliance audits, financial audits, and operational reviews on behalf of the Chief of Police and the Police Services Board. He spent the last nine years as a Deputy Chief of Police and, while holding that rank, was in charge of over 4,000 officers in Policing Operations. Upon retiring, he spent two years as the Chief Security Officer for Magna International Inc., which is the world’s third-largest automotive parts manufacturer. He was responsible for global corporate physical and information security programs. While at Magna, he developed a security audit program and was directly involved in conducting security audits at 18 Magna facilities in Canada, U.S., and Mexico. He also developed an audit program to test manufacturing plants for compliance with the U.S. Customs C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) Program. He left Magna to start his own security firm, Harbour Group Security & Investigations Inc., which provides high-quality protective, investigative, and security consulting services. He holds both a BA and an MBA. In 2007 he obtained his CPP (Certified Protection Professional), which signifies that he is Board certified in security management by the American Society of Industrial Security. Steven holds a “Secret” (Level II) Government of Canada Security Clearance. He is a member of a number of associations, including the American Society of Industrial Security, International Security Managers Association, Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, and International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Tom Hart began his career in policing with the Durham Regional Police Service in 1980 in a variety of roles, including the Tactical Support Unit, Criminal Investigation Branch, Homicide Joint Task Force, and the Intelligence Branch. In 1992 Tom became a qualified Crisis Negotiator; during his twenty years in this position, he faced many challenges in Crisis Negotiations and Incident Command, responding to over 140 call-outs. Tom’s twenty years as a Crisis Negotiator and eight years with the Durham Regional Police Tactical Support Unit, followed by four years later with the Nuclear Security Tactical Response Team, adds tremendous value to CCII. Immediately following his retirement in the spring of 2012, Tom became the president of the Canadian Critical Incident Inc. (CCII). CCII delivers current, comprehensive, and dynamic courses in Critical Incident Command and Crisis Negotiation, which are accredited by the Province of Ontario Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. CCII develops and hosts The Annual Fall Seminar for Crisis Negotiators, Incident Commanders, Tactical and Correctional Officers. Tom also provides workshops in Crisis Negotiation Techniques for First Responders, dealing with challenging, demanding, and potentially violent interaction with persons suffering from a mental illness and in a state of crisis.