TOP 10 SCAFFOLDING COURSES IN CANADA

All personnel who erect frame, system or tube and coupler supported scaffolds must be certified. The Scaffold Users’ Hazard Awareness training course covers the safe erecting, use, inspection, modification and dismantling of supported base scaffolds.

This program has been developed for anyone that works on or near scaffolds. Upon the successful completion of this safety training program, participants will understand: The legislative requirements (Government Regulations and CSA Standards); The duties and responsibilities of workplace parties

This course provides the attendees information on safe work practices when it comes to the use of any type or style of ladder, safe work practices procedures, proper pre use inspections, and proper placement of ladders.

Have your workers trained and certified on the legislation for guardrails, cross-braces, tie-off points, platform material heights and when to have scaffolding professionally engineered so that you can be confident that they are safe.

Scaffold use has been identified as an important tool to be used on the worksite but may have serious risks if not erected and inspected properly.

Scaffold Training course is offered by Langlois safety. Our trainers and consultants are health and safety professionals. Here are some of our designations: Certified Ergonomic Specialist (CES), Certified Health and Safety Consultant (CHSC)

Scaffolding Awareness and Practical course is offered by DSC Safety Services. DSC Safety Services has partnered with HAZMASTERS to offer the most comprehensive Asbestos Remediation Abatement program in Atlantic Canada.

This course is for workers in Nova Scotia who erect, dismantle, and inspect End-Frame Scaffolding. This course allows participants to be compliant with provincial regulations.

This course shall provide theoretical and practical knowledge in erecting, using, inspecting, modifying and dismantling supported base scaffolds.

For this course we can conduct the training at your facility or at our own training facility, whichever will suit your needs best. There are some great benefits to both approaches. By completing your training on-site we can save your staff travel time, by completing your training at our facility