Fall Arrest Safety Training

Bullivant Health + Safety offers monthly fall arrest courses for all “non-construction” rated companies such as industrial and manufacturing companies.

Not only do these classes teach the information your employees need to know to stay safe, but we also offer hands-on practice and expert evaluation of safety harnesses.

Read on to discover what the course covers and what your staff will know and have when they leave.

What’s Included in Bullivant Health + Safety Fall Arrest Safety Training?

Bullivant Health + Safety Fall Arrest Training course includes:

• Comprehensive information packets for every participant

• Hands-on practice putting on harnesses with expert guidance

• Upon successful completion, proof of completion certificates via Skills Pass

We can accommodate both individual and group training, at our training facility in Stoney Creek or at your facility. We take safety training seriously and cover a range of topics while keeping training efficient to minimize the time your employees spend away from work.

Course Information: Responsibility and Risk Detection:

Our fall arrest training covers a wide range of topics, including an employee’s responsibility and how they can detect fall risk.

This includes:

• Applicable legislation, including the Occupational Health & Safety Act (OHSA)

• Responsibility of workers, supervisors, and employees under OHSA

• R-A-C approach and fall hazards

• Types of fall protection

• Fall speed vs. reaction time

• Same level falls and their causes

• Lower level falls and their causes

• And more

Course Information: Fall Arrest Equipment:

Our fall arrest training course covers the proper use and function of fall arrest and safety equipment. We will address the specific equipment your employees use at your workplace, which may include:

• Perimeter guards, guardrails, hole covers

• Travel restraint systems, fall restraint systems

• Safety nets

• Beam clamps, body belts

• Harnesses and classes of harnesses

• Lanyards, lifelines, cross arm straps wire rope adapters

• Fall arrest systems and arresting the fall

• Fall arrest limitations

• Anchorage point requirements

• Stretch/slack factor

• Appropriate fit testing of fall arrest equipment

• Choosing fall arrest equipment