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Course Outline

Our Courses

The CORE OF FALL PROTECTION

–  An instructor led journey to uncover the central and most important elements when Working at Heights. Created by a team experienced in fall protection, safety management, and adult education that includes registered teachers and registered safety professionals. 

Topics: Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

  • Understand legislation, jurisdiction and CSA requirements.
  • Understand the Fall Protection Hierarchy of Controls
  • Know the ABCs of Fall Protection
  • Inspect fall protection gear – Hundreds of items; some new, some experienced and some critically flawed.
  • Fit a Full Body Harness – How to correctly don and fit different types of harnesses.
  • Learn compatibility – Not everything goes well together
  • Identify hazards and controls – A great networking, teambuilding and group learning experience
  • Be suspended in a harness! – A powerful educating experience (participation optional)
  • Realise fall forces – See different scenarios of simulated falls using our 18’ drop test tower
  • Use lifelines – Why look at photos when you can physically connect to all different types
  • Correct use different fall protection systems – Physically setup restraint and arrest systems using a diverse array of equipment.
  • Calculate fall clearance – Using different types of fall protection equipment
  • Understand suspension comfort and rescue considerations
  • Falling object prevention
  • Ladder safety – how to choose, inspect and safely use ladders
  • Write a Fall Protection Plan

Duration

  • 7 hours of curriculum 

Course material:

  • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

Who should attend:

  • Individuals working at height
  • Supervisors
  • Safety Personnel
  • Supply chain personnel involved in purchasing fall protection equipment

Logistics:

  • Courses are available in Burnaby or Langley
  • Open Enrolment available every Tuesday
  • Training can be provided at client’s facility
  • We provide harnesses and fall protection equipment for educational purposes, you can bring yours to make sure it’s fit properly
  • Snacks and beverages provided if at Burnaby facility
  • There are written quizzes per chapter with a passing mark for the total score
  • Upon successful completion, eCards will be issued to the employer, and QR Tags and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
The CORE of Fall Protection (Hybrid Edition)

What would happen if you took all the information we gathered from teaching thousands of safety courses and analysed it?
Then added professional instructors feedback and thousands of students feedback?
This is exactly how we created our Hybrid course.

Hybrid cars? Sure, but Hybrid Education?

Safety education cannot only be theory. You have to tell me, then show me, then let me show you.

The theory will tell you the CORE parts of daily Fall Protection, taking you on a journey of discovery, and designated to ensure your understanding of every piece of knowledge you’ll encounter. We have used modern, state of the art, software to create this part of our hybrid education. This interactive journey is built in modules, and each module has numerous parts where the student will have to answer questions, have a conversation, click an image, move an object, or in many other ways interact with the software. These are not a pass/fail, they are part of learning, and they’re meant to give you info right in the course, before actually going to work at heights. At the end of each module there is a knowledge check that is graded, kept on file, and – if not answered correctly – it will be reviewed 1-on-1 with an instructor.

Anyone who’s worked, supervised, or just observed Work at Heights will agree that a theory-only course for such a topic is definitely not enough. This is why it had to be Hybrid. Once you successfully finish the theory part of the course you will go through our practical training and assessment.
We come to you or you come to us after your theory is done. You’ll do the 1-on-1 review with our competent instructor, then you will perform a series of tasks that are common when working at heights, and will be evaluated on how well you do these tasks. We will give you some tips and tricks to help you have a better understand of fall protection equipment and systems, and at the end decide if you have gained the knowledge from the course.

Hybrid allows you to learn the theory at you own pace, at home, at the office, or anywhere there’s internet. Then with practical training and evaluation, you complete the journey.

For COVID-19 Pandemic, Hybrid provides the least risk.

For learners, Hybrid provides the most one on one time.

The CORE of Confined Space

An instructor led journey to uncover the central and most important elements when entering a confined space. Created by a team experienced in managing confined space entry teams, safety management, and adult education that includes registered teachers and registered safety professionals.

Topics:

Through a hands-on, personalized experience, students will be able to recognize confined spaces, the hazards in such spaces, and the means to control these hazards in order to protect themselves.

By the end of day, students will:

  • Understand responsibilities
  • Understand legislation, jurisdiction and CSA requirements.
  • Recognise what a confined space is
  • Identify the common hazards found in confined spaces
  • Review controls used to manage the hazards
  • Perform and review atmospheric monitoring
  • Review reasoning behind atmospheric levels, how they are related
  • Review historic lessons learnt with confined space events
  • Lockout and isolation
  • Venting, Purging, inerting of confined spaces
    • Do Hands-on use of common entry and rescue systems including
      • Tripod
      • Winch
      • Rope Rescue System
      • Ventilation systems
      • Gas detection with pump
    • Inspect of entry systems components
    • Selection/ fit and use of PPE for confined space
    • Class AE Full body harness
    • Spreader bar

    Note – some practical lessons may not be possible to perform on site. In this case instructor will use alternative lesson plans.

    Logistics:

    • Courses start 8:30 am to 3:50 pm at our fully equipped training facility
    • Training can be provided at client’s facility however some hands on exercises may have to be modified.
    • We provide harnesses, tripods, gas detection, ventilation systems for educational purposes, you can bring yours to make sure it’s fit properly
    • Snacks and beverages provided
    • There are written quizzes per chapter as well as a practical assessment with a passing mark for the total score
    • Upon successful completion, eCards will be issued to the employer, and QR Tags and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
    The CORE of Supervision

    A group learning experience that has each member uncover the responsibilities of being a supervisor.  Created by a team that has experience in all elements of supervision, behavior based safety and safety management systems.

    Topics:

    Through a discovery style practical experience students will:

    • Discover what the legal definition of a supervisor is.
    • Search for the specific legislation
    • Understand Due Diligence – the Four Cornerstones
    • Realise the responsibilities of a supervisor
    • Understand the role of Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committees
    • Explore Health and Safety Management Systems – Plan, Do, Check, Act
    • Perform Hazard Identification
    • Complete a Risk Assessment
    • Create a Safe Job Procedure
    • Recognize our responsibilities for New and Young workers
    • WHMIS 2015 and managing the transition
    • Find out what training is and how it needs to be managed
    • Evaluate workplace behaviors
    • Understand Behavioral Based Safety
    • Improve communication skills
    • Recognize Leadership and what creates effective supervision
    • Explore The Loss Causation Model doing an investigation

    Duration

    • 7 hours of curriculum

    Course Material:

    Students are provided with a comprehensive workbook that includes forms and lessons used in course.

    Who should attend?

    • Supervisors
    • Those who direct anyone to do a task
    • Safety coordinators
    • Managers

    Logistics:

    • Courses start 8:30 am to 3:30 pm at our fully equipped training facility
    • Training can be provided at client’s facility
    • Snacks and beverages provided
    • There are written quizzes per chapter with a passing mark for the total score
    • Upon successful completion, eCards will be issued to the employer, and QR Tags and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
    The Core of JOHS Committees

    A group learning experience that has each member uncover the responsibilities of being a JOHS Committee member.  Created by a team that has experience in all elements of Health and Safety, Committee Roles, Managing OHS, and safety management systems among others.

     

    Topics:

    Through a discovery style practical experience students will:

    • Discover the Act, Regulation and Guidlines.
    • Realize the JOHS Committee Role
    • Understand Due Diligence – the Four Cornerstones
    • Understand what’s expected from employers towards the JOHS Committee
    • Explore Health and Safety Management Systems – Plan, Do, Check, Act
    • Perform Hazard Identification
    • Complete a Risk Assessment
    • Create a Safe Job Procedure
    • Recognize our responsibilities for New and Young workers
    • Understand workers’ rights under the act and regulation
    • Find out what training is and how it can be identified and managed
    • Learn how to perform inspection and evaluate workplace behaviors
    • Understand Behavioral Based Safety
    • Improve communication skills
    • Understand reporting and investigation requirements
    • Explore The Loss Causation Model doing an Investigation
    • Learn how to evaluate JOHS Committee effectiveness

    Duration

    • 8 hours of curriculum

    Course Material:

    Students are provided with a comprehensive digital book and forms and exercises throughout the course.

    Who should attend?

    • Employer Representatives in JOHS Committes
    • Supervisors and Managers
    • Safety coordinators/Advisers

    Logistics:

    • Courses start 8:30 am to 4:30 pm at our fully equipped training facility
    • Training can be provided at client’s facility
    • Snacks and beverages provided
    • There are written quizzes per chapter with a passing mark for the total score
    • Upon successful completion cards and personalized Hard-hat stickers will be issued to individuals
    Exposure Control for Silica Dust

    An instructor led training to understand Silica exposure hazards and controls. Created by a team experienced in respiratory protection, safety management, and adult education that includes registered teachers and registered safety professionals.

     

    Topics:

    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to learn about:

    • Silica and Silicosis
    • Employer’s, Supervisor’s and Worker’s responsibilities
    • Exposure Control Plans
    • Training requirements
    • Hierarchy of Controls
    • Control measures for silica dust
    • Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV)
    • The Wet Methods
    • Personal Protective Equipment
    • Use and Care of respiratory protection equipment
    • Fit testing

    Duration

    • 4 hours of curriculum

    Course material:

    • Students will be provided with a comprehensive workbook

    Who should attend:

    • Individuals involved with Silica dust
    • Supervisors
    • Safety Personnel

    Prerequisites:

    Logistics:

    • Training can be provided at client’s facility
    • There are written quizzes per chapter with a passing mark for the total score
    • Upon successful completion cards will be issued to individuals
    Respiratory Orientation and Fit Testing – APR

    *This service is offered in English, Arabic and Spanish

    APR or Air Purifying Respirators need to be fit tested by a qualified person on a scheduled basis. Timing depends on type of testing and provincial requirements.

    We the Safe Consulting Inc. use a qualitative fit test system to exceed CSA Z94.4-02. This standard is referenced in most provincial regulations.

    Prior to the fit testing an orientation is performed to ensure the user understands the basic principles of using an air purifying respirator for protection from hazards.

    Orientations and fit testing can be performed in our training center or on site.

    During the orientation our instructor will review:

    • Elements of a respiratory program including responsibilities
    • Hazards assessment review
    • Known contaminants found in their workplace
    • Filters and cartridge selection/ identification
    • Negative pressure
    • APR limitations
    • Maintenance and cleaning of their respirators
    • Fit check, fit test and schedule

    Workers and the instructor fill out a fit test form to document the session as per CSA requirements.

    A sticker is issued and all records are kept on file at We the Safe Consulting Inc.

    Impaired Worker - The Supervisor's Guide

    An instructor led journey to identify and deal with the risk of Impaired Workers in the workplace. There are many different causes for impairment, and all can be a cause for serious harm. Created by a team experienced in OHS Management, Safety Management Systems, and adult education, that includes registered teachers and registered safety professionals.

     

    Topics:
    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

    • Understand the definition of impairment
    • Know the regulation and where to find it
    • Know the Owner, Employer, Supervisor and Worker responsibilities
    • Identify suspected impairment
    • Assess the hazards & risks
    • Understand how to approach an impaired worker
    • Recognize when medical assessment & testing may be required
    • Learn how to manage and document a case of impairment
    • Practice the full process in class

    Duration

    • 2 hours of curriculum

    Material:

    • Students will be provided with a comprehensive workbook that includes samples of documents and forms that are part of an effective Impaired Worker Management System

    Who should attend:

    • Owners
    • Managers
    • Supervisors
    • Safety Personnel

    Logistics:

    • Training can be provided at client’s facility
    • Snacks and beverages provided
    • There is written exam at the end of class with a minimum passing mark of 60%
    • Upon successful completion eCards will be issued to individuals

    Mobile Equipments – Courses

    Scissor Lift Operator Training

    An instructor led journey to understand how to operate Scissor Lifts safely. With both theory and practical elements, students will understand how to protect themselves and others when operating Scissor Lifts in the workplace. Developed in line with requirements set in OHS Regulations, CSA Standards and Operator manuals of common models in Canada. Currently offered in house or on-site.

    Topics:

    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

    • Understand legislation, jurisdiction and CSA requirements.
    • Understand documentation and training requirements
    • Demonstrate the ability to perform pre-use inspections and function tests
    • Perform a work area inspection
    • Identify and control operating hazards

    Understand Safe Work Practices for operation

    Duration

    • 2 hours of curriculum plus 0.5 hour practical per student

    Course material:

    • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

    Who should attend:

    • Scissor Lift Operators

    Logistics:

    • Courses can be provided at our training center or at client’s facility
    • A scissor lift in good working condition is required for training
    • Operators are expected to have basic knowledge on Scissor Lift operation
    • There is a written quiz and practical assessment per student
    • Upon successful completion, eCards will be issued to the employer, and QR Tags and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
    • Also available in Spanish

     

    Fork Lift Operator Safety Training

    An instructor led journey to understand how to operate Fork Lifts safely. With both theory and practical elements, students will understand how to protect themselves and others when operating Fork Lifts in the workplace. Developed in line with requirements set in OHS Regulations, CSA Standards and Operator manuals of common models in Canada. Currently offered on-site only.

    Topics:

     

    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

    • Understand applicable legislation and where to find it
    • Understand Documentation & Training requirements
    • Demonstrate the ability to perform inspection and function test
    • Identify operating hazards
    • Know hazard controls
    • Understand different steering modes and their uses
    • Understand how to read indicators
    • Use load charts
    • Understand Safe Work Practices
    • Understand machine stability

    Duration

    • 2 hours of curriculum plus 0.5 hour practical per student

    Course material:

    • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

    Who should attend:

    • Fork Lift Operators

    Logistics:

    • Courses can only be provided at client’s facility at the moment
    • A Fork lift in good working condition is required for training
    • Operators are expected to have basic knowledge on Fork Lift operation
    • There is a written quiz and practical assessment per student
    • Upon successful completion, eCards will be issued to the employer, and QR Tags and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
    • Also available in Spanish
    Boom Lift Operator Training

    An instructor led journey to understand how to operate Boom Lifts safely. With both theory and practical elements, students will understand how to protect themselves and others when operating Boom Lifts in the workplace. Developed in line with requirements set in OHS Regulations, CSA Standards and Operator manuals of common models in Canada. Currently offered on-site only.

    Topics:

    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

    • Understand legislation, jurisdiction and CSA requirements.
    • Understand documentation and training requirements
    • Demonstrate the ability to perform pre-use inspections and function tests
    • Perform a work area inspection
    • Identify and control operating hazards
    • Understand Safe Work Practices for operation

    Duration

    • 2 hours of curriculum plus 0.5 hour practical per student

    Course material:

    • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

    Who should attend:

    • Boom Lift Operators

    Pre-Requisite:

    • Valid Fall Protection Training Certificate

    Logistics:

    • Courses can only be provided at client’s facility at the moment
    • Harnesses and fall protection equipment for educational purposes are required
    • A Boom lift in good working condition is required for training
    • Operators are expected to have basic knowledge on Boom Lift operation
    • There is a written quiz and practical assessment per student
    • Upon successful completion, eCards will be issued to the employer, and QR Tags and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
    • Also available in Spanish
    Telehandler Operator Safety Training

    An instructor led journey to understand how to operate Telehandlers / Rough Terrain Fork Lifts safely. With both theory and practical elements, students will understand how to protect themselves and others when operating Telehandlers in the workplace. Developed in line with requirements set in OHS Regulations, CSA Standards and Operator manuals of common models in Canada. Currently offered on-site only.

    Topics:

     

    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

    • Understand applicable legislation and where to find it
    • Understand Documentation & Training requirements
    • Demonstrate the ability to perform inspection and function test
    • Identify operating hazards
    • Know hazard controls
    • Understand different steering modes and their uses
    • Understand how to read indicators
    • Use load charts
    • Understand Safe Work Practices
    • Understand machine stability

    Duration

    • 2 hours of curriculum plus 0.5 hour practical per student

    Course material:

    • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

    Who should attend:

    • Telehandlers / Rough Terrain Fork Lift Operators

    Logistics:

    • Courses can only be provided at client’s facility at the moment
    • A Telehandler in good working condition is required for training
    • Operators are expected to have basic knowledge on Telehandler operation
    • There is a written quiz and practical assessment per student
    • Upon successful completion cards and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals
    • Also available in Spanish
    Skid Steer Operator Training

    An instructor led journey to understand how to operate Skid Steer safely. With both theory and practical elements, students will understand how to protect themselves and others when operating Skid Steers in the workplace. Developed in line with requirements set in OHS Regulations, CSA Standards and Operator manuals of common models in Canada. Currently offered on-site only.

    Topics:

    Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

    • Understand applicable legislation and where to find it
    • Understand Documentation & Training requirements
    • Demonstrate the ability to perform inspection and function test
    • Identify operating hazards
    • Know hazard controls
    • Understand how to read indicators
    • Use load charts
    • Understand Safe Work Practices
    • Understand machine stability

      Duration

      • 2 hours of curriculum plus 0.5 hour practical per student

      Course material:

      • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

      Who should attend:

      • Skid Steer Operators

      Logistics:

      • Courses can only be provided at client’s facility at the moment
      • A Skid Steer in good working condition is required for training
      • Operators are expected to have basic knowledge on Skid Steer operation
      • There is a written quiz and practical assessment per student
      • Upon successful completion cards and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals
      • Also available in Spanish
      Swing Stage Operator Training

      An instructor led journey to understand how to operate Swing Stage safely with both theory and practical elements. Developed in line with requirements set in OHS Regulations, CSA Standards and Operator manuals of common models in Canada. Currently offered on-site only.

      Topics:

      Through a hands-on, personalized experience students will get to:

      • Applicable legislation and where to find it
      • Identify common risks associated with Swing Stages
      • Training, inspection, documentation requirements
      • General safety requirements
      • Inspections – How and frequency
      • Know the height limits and Engineering requirements
      • Getting familiar with task specific Fall arrest equipment
      • Getting familiar with the requirements for:
      • Getting familiar with documentation
      • Requirements for Safe Use
      • Controlling the risk of falling objects

        Duration

        • 4 hours of curriculum plus 0.5 hour practical per student

        Course material:

        • Students will be using a comprehensive digital book

        Who should attend:

        • Swing Stage Operators

        Pre-Requisite:

        • Valid Fall Protection Training Certificate

        Logistics:

        • Courses can only be provided at client’s facility at the moment
        • A Swing Stage in good working condition is required for training
        • Operators are expected to have basic knowledge on Swing Stage operation
        • There is a written quiz and practical assessment per student
        • Upon successful completion cards and hardhat stickers will be issued to individuals.
        • Also available in Spanish

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        Monday–Friday: 8am–5pm 
        Saturday-Sunday : Closed