TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN BRAMPTON, CANADA

This course is designed to provide an advanced, in-depth understanding of working at heights hazards, and hands-on application of the different fall protection systems and system components.

This course is designed to provide an advanced, in-depth understanding of working af heights hazards, and hands-on application of the different fall protection systems and system components.

Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) defines a supervisor as anyone who ''has charge of a workplace or authority over a worker.'

Aerial work platforms include a wide range of equipment used to help companies work at heights. Scissor lifts and Boom Lifts are two of the most common pieces of equipment. The program includes both classroom and hands-on training and includes a quiz to test the student's knowledge. Each participan...

Compact excavators are powerful digging machines. Under the Ontario Construction Regulations (231/91) operators of Mini Excavators must be "competent" in the operation of that equipment. In order to do that, our program takes students through a theory session using a PowerPoint presentation along w...

Aerial work platforms include a wide range of equipment used to help companies work at heights. Scissor lifts and Boom Lifts are two of the most common pieces of equipment. The program includes both classroom and hands-on training and includes a quiz to test the student's knowledge. Each participan...

Operators of counter balance forklifts- classes 1,2 & 5. Operators of lifting devices are required to be competent in the operation of the equipment that they are using.

Recognition of fall hazards and implementation of appropriate measures to eliminate or control the fall hazards.

Developed by Enbridge and Union Gas, the course covers natural gas awareness, legislative requirements, connection of heaters to the gas meter and safe operating procedures for natural gas construction heaters up to 400,000 BTU's.

Working at Height Training outlines the requirements for training programs that are submitted to the Chief Prevent Officer (CPO), for approval.