TOP 10 WORKING AT HEIGHT COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 3

This program focuses on conducting dynamic rescues in a work setting where co-workers or team members will be responding to a worker at height or suspended in a fall arrest system.

This course includes both classroom and practical components to provide both the knowledge and practical skills required to safely rescue a co-worker. The processes taught utilize a simple standardized rescue system, effective and efficient for fall protection rescue.

We cover all the legal requirements for Alberta OH&S and comply with OSSA standards, so our students can safely and legally operate an Arial Lift anywhere in Alberta and on all OSSA member sites.

Why choose our OSSA Fall Protection Training course? Mission Safety is committed to providing high-quality courses for people in Alberta. We strive for excellence and we have a reputation built on experience and professionalism.

Fall Protection Course is offered by 4 Points Safety and Training Inc. We are a recognized training partner with the Canadian Red Cross and the Alberta Construction Safety Association.

Created by Energy Safety Canada this fall protection course is designed to give workers the understanding and hands-on experience of working with fall protection equipment.

This one-day course is designed for individuals who plan and supervise work at heights or perform work at heights themselves. This course contains theoretical and practical components

Our Fall Protection Training certification course provides workers with an understanding of workplace fall hazards, safety measures, and fall arrest legislation. Additionally, the course looks at industry standards and applicable legislation.

Touchback’s courses were developed to meet OH&S and Manufacturer requirements as well as ANSI and CSA standards, our Fall Protection OH&S Compliant program is the same program that was previously OSSA Accredited.

Worksite Safety’s universal Fall Protection Certification program has been developed in accordance with federal and provincial legislation as safety training for workplaces across Canada (with the exception of Newfoundland).