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Our Basic Fall Protection Training provides students with the knowledge and understanding to identify the hazards that they will encounter when working at heights in various capacities. Additionally, it includes measures for reducing or eliminating those hazards through selection of the correct systems and equipment. We help students to understand the regulations and standards that govern work at heights, and the importance of why they should be followed by workers and supervisors alike.
This course is ideal for various types of maintenance and construction personnel and their supervisors. It provides a clear understanding of the equipment and safety systems that they will use in order to ensure a safe working environment.
Our Advanced Fall Protection Training provides students with the know- how that they will need to safely perform work at heights by providing both a conceptual and practical approach to learning. We begin with core concepts related to fall protection, and then build upon that knowledge through hands- on exercises that are designed to simulate the environments that they will encounter in the field.
Upon building a solid foundation, we t ransition the students to our world- class t raining facility where students can safely develop their competencies with a qualified instructor on stand‑by.
Our Working at Heights – Ontario training is approved by the Chief Prevention Officer of Ontario (CPO), and is in compliance with the Ontario Ministry of Labour training requirements. Thus, workers who successfully complete this training will be eligible to perform work at heights in Ontario, as well as all other provinces and territories throughout Canada (except Newfoundland and Labrador).
The course covers a broad range of theoretical and practical material related to working at heights so that students have a working knowledge of the hazards that they will face in the field, and how to select the appropriate equipment to reduce or eliminate those hazards. It's ideal for workers in construction, maintenance, inspection and more.
Our Tower Rigging course teaches rigging principles for telecom using theory and practical lessons. We start in the classroom discussing basic concepts such regulations and standards, classifications of equipment, roles and responsibilities of people involved in rigging, rigging plans, etc.
Next, we alternate between the classroom and the training environment to teach more advanced principles such as sling angle factor, block angle factor, rigging knots, sling configurations, mechanical advantage, and various hoisting methods ranging from a basic top and heel block configuration to more advanced methods such as the trolley configuration of hoisting.
Wind Turbine Parks are often located in remote areas where first responders are unable to reach a fallen worker, or simply aren’t competent to perform a rescue at 90 meters. It is critical that workers in wind energy are adequately trained to be able to safely climb and work, self-evacuate, and perform a rescue under circumstances that are very unique to wind turbines.
Our three-day Wind Turbine Fall Protection and Rescue course covers theoretical and practical material designed to help students understand the risks and control methods related to wind turbine work. We prepare students for the field by letting them execute various climbing, evacuation, and rescue techniques to build their competence in a controlled and safe environment with our expert instructors on standby.
The Global Wind Organisation (GWO) Basic Safety Training certification is recognized by wind turbine generator (WTG) manufacturers and wind park operators worldwide. This five-day course has been rigorously designed to the highest standards of safety with respect to the hazards that can be found in a wind turbine generator environment. The course is split into four modules:
WORKING AT HEIGHTS | 16 HOURS
The Working at Heights module teaches the student how to assess and reduce or eliminate the common hazards found in WTG’s through theoretical and practical lessons. They learn to properly use the PPE and fall arrest systems, in addition to demonstrating an ability to safely evacuate and perform a WTG rescue.
FIRST AID | 16 HOURS
The GWO First Aid module teaches students to identify serious and minor injuries, and to execute emergency management procedures. Next, they learn first aid using Primary Survey A-B-C, how to use an AED, and the correct applications of Ordinary FA and Secondary Survey.
FIRE AWARENESS | 4 HOURS
The GWO Fire Awareness Module teaches students the most likely causes for WTG fires and best practices for fire prevention. They also learn how to properly extinguish a fire, with scenarios specific to a WTG environment.
MANUAL HANDLING | 4 HOURS
The GWO manual handling module teaches students how to implement manual handling risk reduction techniques to ensure the health and safety of themselves and their co-workers.
Our six-day SPRAT rope access course prepares students for the SPRAT level 1,2, or 3 certification exams. It contains both theoretical lessons and practical exercises with the majority of the time spent in our world-class training facility where students can practice in an environment simulating reality.
The techniques used in the course were initially developed for mountaineering, but they have numerous practical industrial applications such as telecom, wind energy, rigging, stage setup, industrial inspection, and many more.
Our six-day SPRAT rope access course prepares students for the SPRAT level 1,2, or 3 certification exams. It contains both theoretical lessons and practical exercises with the majority of the time spent in our world-class training facility where students can practice in an environment simulating reality.
The techniques used in the course were initially developed for mountaineering, but they have numerous practical industrial applications such as telecom, wind energy, rigging, stage setup, industrial inspection, and many more.
Our six-day SPRAT rope access course prepares students for the SPRAT level 1,2, or 3 certification exams. It contains both theoretical lessons and practical exercises with the majority of the time spent in our world-class training facility where students can practice in an environment simulating reality.
The techniques used in the course were initially developed for mountaineering, but they have numerous practical industrial applications such as telecom, wind energy, rigging, stage setup, industrial inspection, and many more.
Our Basic Confined Space course has been developed for both students and supervisors to teach workers introductory principles on confined space (CS) work and the management thereof. The course introduces the basic principles of working in confined spaces, and aids students in becoming familiar with the general provisions affecting work to be performed in confined spaces.
It covers federal and provincial regulations, hazards assessment and control methods, permit entry, PPE and general equipment common to work in confined spaces.
Our Advanced Confined Spaces training provides workers and supervisors with the knowledge and abilities necessary for working in permit-entry confined spaces (CS). Using a conceptual and hands-on approach to learning, our expert trainers teach students in a simulated environment that mimics the situations they can expect to encounter out in the field.
They will learn about entry permits, how to use multi-gas detection devices, and CS ventilation systems. Additionally, students will learn to use tripods, jib cranes, winches, and other CS access and extraction systems.
Our Confined Spaces Rescue course prepares students to assess and control the dangers that are present in permit-required confined spaces (CS), to act as the attendant for another CS worker, and to perform various types of rescue operations of a victim inside of a CS. This is done by applying a theoretical and practical approach to training.
With our simulated environment, we are able to place students in a variety of real- world rescue scenarios where they learn best practices for extracting a worker in distress. Additionally, we teach them basic concepts related to regulations, PPE, and other equipment necessary for CS work.
Our Industrial Fall Protection and Rescue course is ideal for workers performing their duties in factories, industrial plants, staging and entertainment, etc. It prepares them for the unique hazards that they face when on steel structures, lighting structures, bridges, and more.
We begin with a basis in theoretical and regulatory content around working at heights. Next, we let our students practice various scenarios in our world-class training facility where students can practice in a controlled environment with our professional trainers on standby.
For those who have taken our Basic Fall Protection course (PCB), Industrial Rescue builds on the concepts that students have learned by adding various evacuation and rescue maneuvers. The course takes place in our world-class training park designed to simulate the situations that students can expect to encounter in the field.
While it is an entirely practical course, our professional instructors will review some important theoretical concepts to ensure that students have a solid basis in the fundamentals relating to working at heights and rescue in an industrial environment.
Our Tower Rigging course teaches rigging principles for telecom using theory and practical lessons. We start in the classroom discussing basic concepts such regulations and standards, classifications of equipment, roles and responsibilities of people involved in rigging, rigging plans, etc.
Next, we alternate between the classroom and the training environment to teach more advanced principles such as sling angle factor, block angle factor, rigging knots, sling configurations, mechanical advantage, and various hoisting methods ranging from a basic top and heel block configuration to more advanced methods such as the trolley configuration of hoisting.
Federal and provincial occupational health and safety regulations stipulate that all fall protective equipment is inspected annually by a 'qualified person' with the appropriate level of training and expertise to perform such an inspection (COHSR Section 12.05).
With both theoretical and practical components, our one-day Equipment Inspection course is designed to develop the competencies to perform inspections on the basic fall protection equipment worn by workers in various industries.
Federal and provincial occupational health and safety regulations stipulate that all fall protective equipment is inspected annually by a 'qualified person' with the appropriate level of training and expertise to perform such an inspection (COHSR Section 12.05).
Our three-day Advanced Equipment Inspection course is designed to develop the competencies necessary to perform the required annual equipment inspection on basic PPE, more advanced fall protection and rescue equipment, and specialized equipment and fall protective systems.
Workers performing their duties in bucket trucks or elevated platforms are often times alone, and in remote areas with limited access to emergency services. In the case where the bucket loses power, or there is a failure of the hydraulic system, they can become trapped with no way down.
Our eight-hour bucket evacuation course provides students with the conditions to practice bucket evacuation maneuvers safely in our state-of-the-art training facility under various scenarios, so they are prepared when they are out in the field.
Wood pole climbing involves a unique set of hazards due to the specialized equipment and climbing techniques required. Our two-day Pole Climbing and Rescue course introduces students to the regulations, standards, basic concepts, and equipment with respect to pole climbing, with both theoretical and practical components.
Once they are comfortable ascending, descending, and positioning on wood poles, our students will have the opportunity to practice rescuing a suspended worker from the wood pole using weight transfer and descent control devices.
People working wood poles are often times alone, and in remote areas with limited access to emergency services. Our Pole Top Rescue course helps students to become familiar with the rescue methods needed by wood pole climbers who may have no other option than to perform a rescue themselves.
The entirely practical course is intended for those who have already been trained on the basic fundamentals of working at heights, and who are capable of basic ascent and descent on a wooden pole. It provides students with the opportunity to practice various rescue scenarios in our world-class training park with expert instructors on standby.
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