This six hour program is intended to provide participants with the knowledge required to recognize and assess hazards associated with overhead cranes, hoists and rigging and the appropriate control measures and safe work procedures to control or eliminate hazards.
This six hour program is intended to provide participants with the knowledge required to recognize and assess hazards associated with overhead cranes, hoists and rigging and the appropriate control measures and safe work procedures to control or eliminate hazards. The program discusses relevant health and safety legislation and the applicable regulations and standards for crane, hoist and rigging operations.
A practicum evaluation at the end of the program allows participants to demonstrate their acquired knowledge directly in the field. Where possible and appropriate the practicum is done in the workplace of the participant. The evaluation form is in triplicate and allows for copies for the workplace, the participant and WHSC record keeping.
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Our programs are broken into two distinctive categories: Hard Skills, and Soft Skills. The purpose of this training is to improve the employability of workers in Ontario, and to open up the vast opportunities to those workers who take a proactive approach to career management.
Rigging and Lifting training is a 3 day program to qualify workers to prepare and sling loads and to operate overhead cranes, lifting devices such as.
This training course is 8 hrs long. The purpose of this training session is to present industry training requirements to ensure correct utilization, safe and efficient operation of Rigging in order to reduce incidents in the field.
Participants will be able to demonstrate a general knowledge of principles relating to safe hoisting and rigging practices in the construction industry.?
The following courses are designed to provide workers and employers with awareness.
This Rigging and Slinging (Advanced) course includes 5 modules covering practices and techniques to safely sling and rig loads according to the CSA (Canadian Standards Association) Z150-98 regulation, which is applicable across Canada
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