Every business owner knows that having the right team for your business can make the difference between success and failure. Human Resources is becoming more complex to manage well. Too often small businesses have to guess the best way to handle a difficult employee issue, or owner find themselves spending too much time on the wrong people.
Working at Heights Refresher Training is the practical module of the Working at Heights Training Program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is threeand- a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
This course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Please note – This course will not provide enough hands-on experience to qualify an operator at the Expert Level.
The Forklift Training course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Training meets CSA Safety Standard B335-15.
Effective April 1, 2015, the Ministry of Labour now requires that all employers ensure that their workers complete an approved working at heights training program before they can work at heights. This training program will help prepare participants to:
1) Explain their rights and responsibilities when working at heights,
2) Work at heights safely and in compliance with all required regulations, and
3) Select, inspect, and use industry-standard personal fall arrest equipment, including a harness and lanyard.
One day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS Regulations for Basic First Aid.
The Forklift Training course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Training meets CSA Safety Standard B335-15.
This course will cover the basics of proper safety measures of food handling. Keeping food safe also means keeping food fresh. When you handle food properly it doesn’t need to cost you more money, in fact, it saves you money. Food safety training and certification will ensure that you reduce waste and lower utility costs. Our Instructor is Train Can certified.Give your managers/staff the confidence and the knowledge to make the right food safety decisions every day in your operation. Keep your customers and your business safe.
One day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS Regulations for Basic First Aid.
Competent staff must know how to operate at the correct level of Elevated Work Platform for their class. Learn how to recognize associated hazards and how to operate equipment in a manner that supports safety for all
Effective April 1, 2015, the Ministry of Labour now requires that all employers ensure that their workers complete an approved working at heights training program before they can work at heights. This training program will help prepare participants to:
1) Explain their rights and responsibilities when working at heights,
2) Work at heights safely and in compliance with all required regulations, and
3) Select, inspect, and use industry-standard personal fall arrest equipment, including a harness and lanyard.
Working at Heights Refresher Training is the practical module of the Working at Heights Training Program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is threeand- a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
Competent staff must know how to operate at the correct level of Elevated Work Platform for their class. Learn how to recognize associated hazards and how to operate equipment in a manner that supports safety for all.
Working at Heights Refresher Training is the practical module of the Working at Heights Training Program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is threeand- a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
Competent staff must know how to operate at the correct level of Elevated Work Platform for their class. Learn how to recognize associated hazards and how to operate equipment in a manner that supports safety for all.
Note: this is a 2 day course for April 29th & 30th
Comprehensive two-day course offering first aid and CPR skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Meets WSIB requirements.
Working at Heights Refresher Training is the practical module of the Working at Heights Training Program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is threeand- a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
One day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS Regulations for Basic First Aid.
Human Resources is becoming more complex to manage well. Too often small businesses have to guess the best way to handle a difficult employee issue, or owner find themselves spending too much time on the wrong people. This pragmatic review of best HR practices and tips will save you time and money. We’ll guide you through the HR processes from recruiting employees to handling terminations.
This course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Please note – This course will not provide enough hands-on experience to qualify an operator at the Expert Level.
The Forklift Training course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Training meets CSA Safety Standard B335-15.
Effective April 1, 2015, the Ministry of Labour now requires that all employers ensure that their workers complete an approved working at heights training program before they can work at heights. This training program will help prepare participants to:
1) Explain their rights and responsibilities when working at heights,
2) Work at heights safely and in compliance with all required regulations, and
3) Select, inspect, and use industry-standard personal fall arrest equipment, including a harness and lanyard.
Competent staff must know how to operate at the correct level of Elevated Work Platform for their class. Learn how to recognize associated hazards and how to operate equipment in a manner that supports safety for all
Effective April 1, 2015, the Ministry of Labour now requires that all employers ensure that their workers complete an approved working at heights training program before they can work at heights. This training program will help prepare participants to:
1) Explain their rights and responsibilities when working at heights,
2) Work at heights safely and in compliance with all required regulations, and
3) Select, inspect, and use industry-standard personal fall arrest equipment, including a harness and lanyard.
“Make sure you are compliant with new legislation effective July 1”
Keeping food safe also means keeping food fresh. When you handle food properly it doesn’t need to cost you more money, in fact, it saves you money. A proper food safety training and certification plan will ensure that you reduce waste costs and lower utility costs.
There is, of course, the most important reason – the safety of your staff and customers.
Our TrainCan Certified Instructor will take you through the eight-hour Basics.FST Course.
Working at Heights Refresher training is the practical module of the Working at Heights training program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is three-and-a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
The practical module covers the following topics:• barriers and safety nets;
• personal fall protection equipment;
• anchor points;
• work positioning systems, work access and platforms;
• rescue planning.
In addition, it includes a hands-on demonstration of equipmentand procedures, and a written test.
Competent staff must know how to operate at the correct level of Elevated Work Platform for their class. Learn how to recognize associated hazards and how to operate equipment in a manner that supports safety for all
Effective April 1, 2015, the Ministry of Labour now requires that all employers ensure that their workers complete an approved working at heights training program before they can work at heights. This training program will help prepare participants to:
1) Explain their rights and responsibilities when working at heights,
2) Work at heights safely and in compliance with all required regulations, and
3) Select, inspect, and use industry-standard personal fall arrest equipment, including a harness and lanyard.
Become certified to operate and rent man lifts (boom & scissor lifts)
Competent operators must know, not only how to operate the particular class of Elevated Work Platforms to which they will be operating, but also be aware of the hazards associated; they must be able to operate the equipment in a manner that protects both their own safety and the safety of others in the workplace.
Working at Heights Refresher training is the practical module of the Working at Heights training program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is three-and-a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
The practical module covers the following topics:• barriers and safety nets;
• personal fall protection equipment;
• anchor points;
• work positioning systems, work access and platforms;
• rescue planning.
In addition, it includes a hands-on demonstration of equipmentand procedures, and a written test.
Everyone should be able to work in a safe and healthy workplace. The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) sets out roles and responsibilities for workplace parties with respect to workplace violence and workplace harassment, including developing and implementing policies and programs.
This Course will cover the following
Please note that this is a two-day session held on February 27 & 28, 2020 from 9 a.m – 5 p.m.
Comprehensive two-day course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home.
WSIB Requirements: This course meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR training. All employers covered by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act are required to have first aid equipment, facilities, and trained personnel in all workplaces (Regulation 1101).
Duration: 14-16 Hours
Certification: 3 years
Working at Heights training covers both the theory and practical modules of the Working at Heights training program. Note this course is 8 hours.
The Working at Heights Basic Theory module contains the following:
• Rights and responsibilities related to working at heights;
• General hazard recognition for working at heights;
•Hierarchy of controls;
• Safety procedures for warning methods and physical barriers;
• Safety procedures for ladders and similar equipment; and
• An introduction to personal fall protection equipment.
The practical module covers the following topics:
• Barriers and safety nets;
• Personal fall protection equipment;
• Anchor points;
• Work positioning systems, work access and platforms; and
• Rescue planning
The Forklift Training course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Topics include:
• Forklift regular inspection
• Maintenance and repairs of lift truck
• Periodic provision of sufficient training of operators to ensure skill and expertise
• Loading and unloading procedures for safe operation
• Safekeeping of training records and evidence of certification
• Current laws and regulation impacting the operation of a powered industrial truck
Training meets CSA Safety Standard B335-15.
Note: If more than 5 people on a shift at one time, Standard First Aid course is required according to WSIB regulations.
Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid.
WSIB Requirements: This course meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for First Aid and CPR training. All employers covered by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act are required to have first aid equipment, facilities, and trained personnel in all workplaces (Regulation 1101).
Duration: 6.5 – 8 hours Certification: 3 years
Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills and AED for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid, CPR and AED guidelines.
· First aid basics
· Medical emergencies
· Injury emergencies
· Environmental emergencies
· Preventing illness and injury
· Adult CPR and AED use
· Opioid–associated life-threatening emergencies
· Optional modules in child CPR and AED use and infant CPR
Note: If more than 5 people on a shift at one time, Standard First Aid course is required according to WSIB regulations.
Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid.
WSIB Requirements: This course meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for First Aid and CPR training. All employers covered by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act are required to have first aid equipment, facilities, and trained personnel in all workplaces (Regulation 1101).
Duration: 6.5 – 8 hours Certification: 3 years
Become certified to operate and rent man lifts (boom & scissor lifts)
Competent operators must know, not only how to operate the particular class of Elevated Work Platforms to which they will be operating, but also be aware of the hazards associated; they must be able to operate the equipment in a manner that protects both their own safety and the safety of others in the workplace.
As of April 1, 2015, employers must ensure that certain workers complete a working at heights training program that has been approved by the Chief Prevention Officer and delivered by an approved training provider before they can work at heights.
The training requirement is for workers on construction projects who use any of the following methods of fall protection: travel restraint systems, fall restricting systems, fall arrest systems, safety nets and work belts or safety belts.
Telehandler Training courses provide workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants.
Operators 3 yr certification
Course contents:
This course will not provide enough hands-on experience to make a new operator an expert.
Everyone should be able to work in a safe and healthy workplace. The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) sets out roles and responsibilities for workplace parties with respect to workplace violence and workplace harassment, including developing and implementing policies and programs.
This Course will cover the following
As of April 1, 2015, employers must ensure that certain workers complete a working at heights training program that has been approved by the Chief Prevention Officer and delivered by an approved training provider before they can work at heights.
The training requirement is for workers on construction projects who use any of the following methods of fall protection: travel restraint systems, fall restricting systems, fall arrest systems, safety nets and work belts or safety belts.
Telehandler Training courses provide workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants.
Operators 3 yr certification
Course contents:
This course will not provide enough hands-on experience to make a new operator an expert.
Become certified to operate and rent man lifts (boom & scissor lifts)
Competent operators must know, not only how to operate the particular class of Elevated Work Platforms to which they will be operating, but also be aware of the hazards associated; they must be able to operate the equipment in a manner that protects both their own safety and the safety of others in the workplace.
Note: If more than 5 people on a shift at one time, Standard First Aid course is required according to WSIB regulations.
Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid.
WSIB Requirements: This course meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for First Aid and CPR training. All employers covered by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act are required to have first aid equipment, facilities, and trained personnel in all workplaces (Regulation 1101).
Duration: 6.5 – 8 hours Certification: 3 years
Note: If more than 5 people on a shift at one time, Standard First Aid course is required according to WSIB regulations.
Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid.
WSIB Requirements: This course meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for First Aid and CPR training. All employers covered by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act are required to have first aid equipment, facilities, and trained personnel in all workplaces (Regulation 1101).
Duration: 6.5 – 8 hours Certification: 3 years
What is Working at Heights Refresher training?
Working at Heights Refresher training is the practical module of the Working at Heights training program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration of the refresher training is three-and-a-half (3.5) hours of training delivery.
The practical module covers the following topics:
1. barriers and safety nets;
2. personal fall protection equipment;
3. anchor points;
4. work positioning systems, work access and platforms;
5. rescue planning.
In addition, it includes a hands-on demonstration of equipment and procedures, and a written test.
What is the purpose of Working at Heights refresher training?
Working at Heights Refresher training reinforces key learning outcomes and will also keep learners up to date on any legislative, regulatory or equipment (technological) changes which may impact working at heights in construction.
Frequently Asked Questions about Working at Heights Refresher Training
Who can deliver refresher training?
Total Rescue can deliver refresher training as approved by the Chief Prevention Officer (CPO)
What is the validity period of refresher training?
Refresher training is valid for three (3) years from the date of successful completion.
Can the refresher be delivered as eLearning?
Refresher training must be delivered face-to-face.
Do CPO-approved training providers need to verify whether a learner seeking refresher training has successfully completed a CPO-approved working at heights training program previously?
Yes. Only learners who have successfully completed a CPO-approved working at heights training program delivered by a CPO-approved training provider are eligible to take refresher training and receive a new CPO card.
Learners can present their CPO-issued proof of completion card or the ‘proof of completion’ document given to them by the CPO-approved training provider as evidence that the training has been completed.
Do approved training providers need to issue a new proof of completion to learners for successfully completing the refresher?
CPO-approved training providers must issue a new proof of completion to successful learners. They must also submit the learner records for refresher training to the Ministry of Labour. Once records are received, the CPO will issue a new proof of completion card to the learner.
Please note that this event is taking place in Hanover
WHMIS symbols, labels, and MSDS are changing. WHMIS 2015 (GHS) comes into full force in 2018; we train both 1988 and 2015 systems in this transition stage as both systems could be encountered in the workplace.
Ensure you know the risks of materials you work with and ways to protect yourself. Live, hands-on exercises-no videos.
The Forklift Training course provides workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to remain safe while operating a lift truck on construction sites, in warehouses, and in manufacturing plants. Topics include:
• Forklift regular inspection
• Maintenance and repairs of lift truck
• Periodic provision of sufficient training of operators to ensure skill and expertise
• Loading and unloading procedures for safe operation
• Safekeeping of training records and evidence of certification
• Current laws and regulation impacting the operation of a powered industrial truck
Training meets CSA Safety Standard B335-15.
Become certified to operate and rent man lifts (boom & scissor lifts)
Competent operators must know, not only how to operate the particular class of Elevated Work Platforms to which they will be operating, but also be aware of the hazards associated; they must be able to operate the equipment in a manner that protects both their own safety and the safety of others in the workplace.
As of April 1, 2015, employers must ensure that certain workers complete a working at heights training program that has been approved by the Chief Prevention Officer and delivered by an approved training provider before they can work at heights.
The training requirement is for workers on construction projects who use any of the following methods of fall protection: travel restraint systems, fall restricting systems, fall arrest systems, safety nets and work belts or safety belts.