FLAGGING
This basic course is designed for those involved day-to-day operations where workers and the public are exposed to hazards created by vehicles and/or equipment. Safety precautions must be in place for the protection of those who come into contact with construction zones.
The objectives and outcomes for this course are:
The objectives and outcomes for this course are:
- To train workers with no prior knowledge or experience in flagging
- To teach the importance of the flag station and the flag person’s location
- To advise of responsibilities for the protection of the public and co-workers
- To identify correct flagging practices and procedures, clothing and equipment
- To instruct on communication with co-workers and the public
- To instruct on dealing with emergency vehicles
FALL PROTECTION
This four-hour training course is consistent with CSA Guidelines, Fall-Arrest Systems Practical Essentials as well as relevant regulations within the province.
The course covers the following topics:
The course covers the following topics:
- Regulations
- Equipment Selection, Inspection and Care
- Fall Restraint vs. Fall Arrest
- Anchor Systems and Anchor Points
- Vertical Life Lines and Horizontal Life Lines
- Importance of a Pro-Active Safety Attitude
- How to Use Equipment
WHMIS
This half-day course covers the requirements for generic WHMIS training.
Topics presented include:
Topics presented include:
- WHMIS Legislation and Regulations
- Workers Responsibilities and Rights
- Labeling
- Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- Worker Education Program Requirements
- Safe Storage
- Handling of Hazardous Materials in the workplace
