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

The participants will learn about the hazards of working in confined spaces, and the protective measures and equipment that help ensure a safer working environment.

This course engages students with a mix of instructor presentations, class discussion and practical demonstrations using fall arrest equipment.

This 3 day Level 1 certification course will provide participants the introductory tools and training necessary to conduct basic office ergonomic assessments and develop hazard identification reports by use of ergonomic/human factors and participatory applications.

Participants will gain the knowledge and understanding of health and safety and the law, workplace health and safety, workplace inspections and incident investigations. Participants will also gain an understanding of the function/duties of Safety Committee Representatives and Committee members.

The participants will learn about hazards associated when working in mobile elevated work platforms, the importance of pre-planning and inspecting the equipment, and finally the elements associated with safe work procedures that help ensure a safer working environment.

To enable personnel to operate efficiently during an incident or event within the Incident Command System (ICS). This course focuses on the management of single resources. I?200 provides the training for personnnel who are likely to assume a supervisory position within the ICS.

Industrial environments can pose a variety of safety concerns. SSTL provides respiratory protection training, and whether in routine operations or emergencies, the correct use of breathing apparatus for breathable air is vital to the health and safety of workers.

This combined course allows Riggers and Banksmen to work together to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely and efficiently with cranes, rigging and lifting operations in an offshore hoisting environment.

This program is designed to provide trainees with the skills required for safe, effective, and reliable methods of rescuing trapped or injured persons from elevated structures or areas of difficult access.

The aim of this course is to ensure Transport Canada workers and supervisors are aware of the basic requirements outlined in the “Transport Canada Marine Safety Guidelines for Occupational Health and Safety,” for working in a confined space.