TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN CALGARY, CANADA - PAGE 2

This detailed and interactive online course provides a basic understanding of confined spaces in the workplace, the legislation that governs them and the hazards associated with entering them.

Our instructors bring years of life-saving experience to your workplace, and we pride ourselves on punctuality and having a professional appearance while in your workplace.

The term "Lockout/Tagout" refers to specific practices and procedures to safeguard workers from the unexpected energizing or start-up of machinery and equipment or the release of hazardous energy during service or maintenance activities.

Common Safety Orientation course introduces workers from all sectors of the oil and gas industry to safe work practices and incorporates Energy Safety Canada’s 10 Life-Saving Rules, which are based on addressing the most at-risk behaviors.

Investigating incidents and accidents to learn from them and to prevent them from recurring.

Identifying hazards, evaluating the risks presented by them & controlling each hazard before it injures someone, causes property damage, or interferes with your company's work, is a mandatory requirement in Alberta, regardless of your company size.

???????Identifying hazards, evaluating the risks presented by them & controlling each hazard before it injures someone, causes property damage, or interferes with your company's work, is a mandatory requirement in Alberta, regardless of your company size. This competency-based course includes:

A crucial component of H2S alive training is understanding the properties of Hydrogen Sulfide. Understanding these basic concepts and having this basic knowledge will help in keeping you safe when working in the natural gas or petroleum industry.

Ammonia (NH3) is a colorless gas with a characteristically pungent smell that is common in nature and widely used for the following: fertilizers, cleaners, fermentation, food products, refrigeration, remediation, fuel, stimulants, textiles and woodworking.

Alberta Occupational Health & Safety Code defines a confined space as a restricted space that may become hazardous to a worker entering it because of a) An atmosphere that is or may be injurious by reason of oxygen deficiency or enrichment, flammability, explosivity, or toxicity