This program has been developed for anyone that works on or near scaffolds. Upon the successful completion of this safety training program, participants will understand: The legislative requirements (Government Regulations and CSA Standards); The duties and responsibilities of workplace parties
More than half of scaffold accidents in Ontario construction are falls. Several fatalities are also related to scaffolds each year. The number and severity of injuries involved make scaffold accidents one of the more serious safety problems in the workplace.
Who Should Attend:
This program has been developed for anyone that works on or near scaffolds.
Course Components
What You Will Learn
Upon the successful completion of this safety training program, participants will understand:
The legislative requirements (Government Regulations and CSA Standards);
The duties and responsibilities of workplace parties;
How to safely use scaffolds.
After This Workshop You Will Be Able To:
To successfully pass this course, participants must demonstrate the following:
Identifying scaffolding hazards;
Recognizing safe scaffold setups;
Knowing legislative requirements;
Using safe practices.
By means of group discussion, case studies and one-on-one instruction, participants will gain the ability to apply what they learn in this course.
Since Advanced Consulting and Training Ltd.’s founding in 1998, our diverse team of certified health and safety professionals has continued to deliver prompt, cost-effective and relevant workplace health and safety solutions from working at heights training to site audits and safety consulting.
As a Chief Prevention Officer-approved, TSSA accredited, and WSIB approved safety provider, we offer our clients safety programs backed by professional credentials.
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