TOP 10 WORKING AT HEIGHT COURSES IN CANADA

This course combines theoretical knowledge as well as practical, hands-on training and evaluation. Students will understand the risks of working near fall hazards, how to evaluate protective methods for different scenarios, and proper selection and use of personal protective equipment.

Falls are the main cause of Fatal accidents in Toronto, we train fall protection and prevention for maximum safety in the workplace. It’s mandatory to be trained for fall protection in most industries.

Our Tower Fall Protection and Rescue course are designed for people who work on a telecommunications antenna, aerial signal structure, or any other type of steel tower or structure who are constantly exposed to the risk of falling.

This course will provide you with knowledge on how to work safely from a ladder and keep yourself safe - return home safely at the end of the day. Make safety your priority!

If you work in Vancouver in a job that requires you to work from heights, you will need to take a class that certifies you to work at height in regards to the OHS Regulations. At Phoenix Fire Protection, we offer a one-day fall protection course that will go through theory and practical training.

Working At Heights Cpo Approved Course is offered by safety training Ottawa.

This course is a legal obligation for anyone working at heights of more than 3 meters above ground level. LaborTek Safety Training has built its course around the provisions of the Occupational Health & Safety Act of Ontario.

The proper use of fall protection equipment when working at heights could prevent serious injuries and/or fatalities including fall arrest systems and other fall protection. This workshop is designed for participants who have little or no working knowledge of working at heights.

This comprehensive Fall Protection course is an effective and interactive way to keep you and your employees up-to-date with Fall Protection training requirements.

Workers need to understand the hazards of working at heights, especially since they are often hidden. They need to consistently follow the rules and safe working procedures to avoid these hazards.