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Overwhelming Incident / Disaster response Training

Whether you are a corporation who moves employees around by bus, a public transportation system, or a community; you need to prepare for the unexpected.

Training

1. Discussing the need and the apathy toward planning
2. The 'plan on paper'
3. Overwhelming management and how to compensate
4. Communications in response management
5. Resource Management
6. Incident Command
7. On-Site Response

Evaluation

1. Exercise preparation
2. Exercise co-ordination
3. Exercise de-breifing and evaluation

Field Level Risk Assessment Training for Supervisors

Part 1 - "Supervisor's Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment: Self - Study Training"

The purpose of this training is to fully acquaint you with Hazard ID's or Field Level Risk Assessment. It will help you develop the understanding and skill that you need to use Hazard ID's / Field Level Risk Assessment and teach it to others. This package can be used by anyone who would like to learn more about performing Hazard ID's or Field Level Risk Assessment.

Part 2 - "Supervisor's Guide to Hazard ID's / Field Level Risk Assessment - Training Others" (currently in development)

This includes a description of the training, how to prepare to train others in Field Level Risk Assessment, specific lesson plans for delivering the training, how to customize the training, and some tips on how to deliver effective training.

Free program developed by the Construction Owners Association of Alberta

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System

The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System is a federally legislated program.  Companies throughout canada are required by law to ensure employees are sufficiently trained.  This training is realized in two formats, Employee Education and Site Specific Training Employee education includes familiarity with WHMIS responsibilities, labelling requirements, and content of Material Safety Data Sheets. These are what we call the 'fundamentals of WHMIS'.

Every employer you work for must also provide site specific training to familiarize you with the hazardous materials they may have on site, and the emergency response procedures to be followed in the event of an incident involving their use.

The training you will receive in this program meets all the requirements for worker education. If you would like further information about the requirements for worker education, please vist http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/legisl/whmis_education.html.

If you wish to continue, please click the paypal link. Cost of this program is $12.00. Once logged in, proceed at your own pace. A program manual will be made available in pdf format and a certificate will be issued.

Lockout Tagout training

Throughout the work day, employees are exposed to countless forms of energy. Occasionally, an employee will be required to control that energy when they: perform maintenance on equipment which if inadvertently started could cause injury, perform maintenance on equipment that must remain 'de-energized', enter a vessel in which hazardous materials could enter unexpectedly.

Lock-out and Tag-out is required when any form of energy can be created, or introduced by other individuals or processes in a manner that could cause significant injury to an employee. This Lockout/Tagout standard requires the adoption and implementation of practices and procedures to shut down equipment, isolate it from its energy source(s), and prevent the release of potentially hazardous energy while maintenance and servicing activities are being performed. It contains minimum performance requirements, and definitive criteria for establishing an effective program for the control of hazardous energy.

Employers have the flexibility to develop lockout/tagout programs that are suitable for their respective facilities and training is required for all employees. This program has been developed to meet the requirement of worker training.

If you wish to continue, please log in below. Cost of this program is $16.00 and will be collected via PayPal. Once logged in, proceed at your own pace. A program manual will be made available in pdf format and a certificate will be issued.

H₂S Alive

Safety Check Consulting is equipped to deliver the Enform H2S Alive program. Programs can be delivered at your location for as few as 5 students/employees or as many as 20. To enquire about training, please use the Contact button above.

High Angle / Technical Rescue

	Our program has been designed using NASAR and NFPA standards as guidelines. Classroom segments include a reveiw of equipment designed for technical rescue, care and use of that equipment, ropes and knots, anchoring techniques, descending/lowering techniques, and ascending/raising techniques. The practical session will have students rigging complete systems and simulating rescues using them.
To enquire about training, please use the Contact button above.

First Aid

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Confined Space entry

Employers are required to ensure that every employee working within a confined space is trained, and that a program is in place to ensure that confined spaces are entered in a safe manner. Our program will introduce employees to OH&S Regulations relating to entry into confined spaces, requirements prior to entering a confined space, equipment to be utilized, confined space preparation, and employee monitoring.

They must also ensure that a system is in place to monitor employees within the space, and that provision is in place to remove those entrants in the event of emergency.