The Lockout and Tagout training course is for workers and supervisors who may be required to provide maintenance or repair work on a piece of machinery/equipment.
The Lockout and Tagout training course is for workers and supervisors who may be required to provide maintenance or repair work on a piece of machinery/equipment.
Participants will learn the importance of the need to lockout and how to help workers make educations decisions working on their equipment.
Topics also covered are:
How to know when lockout is required
How to lockout as a group
Understanding the dangers of hazardous energy
Herzing College began as Herzing Institute in February of 1965. Initially the institution was dedicated to computer technology training, but over the years, the college has expanded its breadth of career-focused education and has expanded geographically to include campus locations across the country.
Our reputation is built on a foundation of high ethical standards, and a commitment to the success of our students and the communities and industries we support. In 2020, we are proud to celebrate 55 years!
Vision Statement:
The vision of Herzing College is to be the preferred career‐oriented college of students, employers, and employees.
Mission Statement:
The mission of Herzing College is to provide career-focused, post-secondary programs of high quality that are designed to prepare a diverse student population to meet the needs of a wide array of employers.
This is accomplished through the innovative use of teaching technologies and experienced faculty. Included in these career-oriented programs are educational methodologies and materials to promote the development of teamwork, communication skills, and the personal attributes valued by employers.
This informative one-day program is designed to help supervisors understand and fulfill all of their legal duties and responsibilities including the consequences of noncompliance.
Working At Heights Cpo Approved Course is offered by safety training Ottawa.
An Ergonomic Risk Assessment involves reviewing a specific area or workstation to assess the primary ergonomic risk factors (force, posture, and/or repetition/duration) a determine a level of ergonomic risk.
Participants in this program will learn about recognizing and evaluating fall hazards in their workplace, describing the legislation, standards and guidelines that apply to fall hazards, listing controls for these hazards, and describing a plan of action to reduce injuries from falls in their work.
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.
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