This training meets the training and practical requirements outlined in the Nova Scotia Workplace Health and Safety Regulations, as well as CSA Standard B354 and applicable revisions.
This training meets the training and practical requirements outlined in the Nova Scotia Workplace Health and Safety Regulations, as well as CSA Standard B354 and applicable revisions.
Topics:
An overview of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms, their types, components, and safe operating principles.
Understanding the legal requirements and industry standards governing the use of MEWPs in Nova Scotia.
Detailed information about different types of MEWPs, their applications, and suitable working environments.
Training on conducting thorough inspections of MEWPs before each use to ensure they are safe and in proper working condition.
Hands-on training on how to operate MEWPs safely, including maneuvering, positioning, and proper use of controls.
Fall protection systems and how to properly wear and use Fall Protection equipment while operating MEWPs.
Identifying potential hazards in the work area and conducting risk assessments to mitigate them.
Preparing for emergencies and understanding rescue protocols in case of accidents or equipment malfunctions.
Hands-on practice sessions using MEWPs to build confidence and competence in their safe operation.
Construction Safety Nova Scotia provides a wide variety of courses both online and in the classroom. Our instructors have industry experience and use practical and interactive learning techniques to ensure you get the training you need.
ahis course will see your operators meeting those requirements. Under the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Skid-Steer operators are required to be deemed as competent to operate these kinds of lifting equipment.
A Working At Heights refresher course must be taken every 3 years in order to remain MOL compliant. All participants must bring their CPO Issued Working at Heights Proof of Training Card.
The term "Lockout/Tagout" refers to specific practices and procedures to safeguard workers from the unexpected energizing or start-up of machinery and equipment, or the release of hazardous energy during service or maintenance activities.
Powered Mobile Equipment courses are available for the following equi
This is an eight-hour Instructor Lead Training course has been designed to give participants a solid understanding of the basic structure of Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety legislation through interactive activities.
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