Review of Construction Regulations that affect the job site for high risk activities including: Filing Notices, Posted Materials, Workplace Violence and Harassment , Safe trenching and Excavation, Operating Moving Equipment in Reverse on Job Sites, Using Backhoes & other requirements.
We will discuss what the Safety Act defines as:
How to read the Ontario Occupational Health & Safety Act and the regulations for Construction Projects
Definition of Competent Person: Section 1(1)
General Duties of Employers, Supervisors & Employees: Section 25, 26, 27 & 28
Duties and responsibilities of Constructors, Employers, Supervisors, and Workers.
Understand offences and penalties for non-compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its regulations.
Review of Construction Regulations that affect the job site for high risk activities including: Filing Notices, Posted Materials, Workplace Violence and Harassment , Safe trenching and Excavation, Operating Moving Equipment in Reverse on Job Sites, Using Backhoes & other requirements.
Other discussions will include:
Performing Risk Assessments and Job Planning
Work Stoppage and Work Refusal Process and the role of the Supervisor
Accident Reporting and Investigation Requirements
Workplace Inspection Requirements
SDS is the leading provider of safety consulting, inspection, and rescue services across Canada. We make safety a competitive advantage by prioritizing your company's safety program and creating safer spaces for your team to thrive. Our team of safety professionals is prepared to handle the country’s most difficult safety challenges.
Our Mission
To effectively communicate and implement safety strategies that save lives, provide a safe environment for workers, and ensure our clients are in compliance with Ministry of Labour safety requirements.
This course is an online CSA Compliant Training Class for Fall Protection (for both Construction and General Industry) in Canada. This course is I-CAB recognized. This course covers: fall prevention, restraint and arrest across a variety of applications.
In addition to reviewing the rules for safe driving, the goal of this operator training is to teach, among others, the different categories of forklifts depending on the workplace and to explain the centre of gravity, the lifting capacity and the different sources of power.
This course has been designed to meet and exceed the equivalency guideline of the Ontario’s Ministry of Labour’s mandatory health and safety awareness program for supervisors.
This is a fully comprehensive course designed for an individual with little or no lift truck experience. This course is comprised of intensive classroom instruction, including discussion and a written test, as well as hands-on practical training and evaluation.
The Mobile Elevated Work Platform training course is designed for workers that operate scissor lifts or articulating booms and other man lifting devices at an industrial establishment or construction site.
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