This training program is intended for individuals who will not be entering a confined space but require knowledge to identify a confined space and have an understanding of the hazards of a confined space.
Description:
This training program is intended for individuals who will not be entering a confined space but require knowledge to identify a confined space and have an understanding of the hazards of a confined space.
Topics Covered:
Definitions of Confined Space (Federal/Provincial/C-NLOPB/CSA)
Legislative requirements
Hazard Assessment / Job Task Analysis
Chemical Hazards / Physical Hazards / Safety Hazards
Engineering Controls
Energy Isolation
Barriers
Ventilation
Administrative Controls
CSE Permit
Gas Testing
Assignment of Roles (safety watch)
CS Rescue Planning
Personal Protective Equipment
Fall Arrest Harness
Respiratory Protection
What We Do
REL offers a wide variety of training and competency courses, prepared to give you the skills you need to succeed. We provide services to a variety of sectors, including hydroelectric and oil and gas. Our staff consists of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (CRSPs), Safety Engineering Technologists (SETs) and Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIHs). REL has the capacity to provide junior, intermediate, or senior personnel with a range of qualifications and experience.
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Our training courses are designed with the end user in mind, ensuring that your participants receive an engaging, interactive and dynamic learning experience. In our highly interactive environments, you can be confident knowing that they are receiving practical hands-on use of relevant document, equipment and tools, supported by visual aids such as schematics/diagrams and real-world scenario-based problem solving sessions.
Forklifts have 7 Classifications, the practice must be completed the specific class of Forklift that you are operating. Class 4&5 can be done at our facility if any other classifications are required we can provide this training at your site and the Forklift must be provided.
Includes theoretical work and facility-specific practical training over six to eight hours to receive Working at Heights Proof of Completion. You Will Learn Theory Legislation and guidelines Hierarchy of controls Aerial work platform devices Ladder safety Bump lines and guardrails
This course provides federally regulated workplaces with proven methodology to identify the root causes of office musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) and conduct workstation assessments.
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Be able to identify the purpose and layout of the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act? and Regulations Understand how the IRS functions and how its duties and responsibilities shape health and safety in workplaces Clearly identify key information for Regulations used in many workplaces
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