This course provides workers with the basic fall prevention information they require to work safely in areas where they may be exposed to fall hazards.
Fundamentals of Fall Prevention is a robust program that meets the Working at Heights Training Standard, the requirements of Regulation 297/13, and is approved by the Chief Prevention Officer.
This course provides workers with the basic fall prevention information they require to work safely in areas where they may be exposed to fall hazards. Participants receive the most up-to-date information with hands-on instruction from industry experts and trained adult educators who are experienced in working at heights.
While Working at Heights is a great starting point, site-specific training is also required. After the in-class session, the employer must train workers on the specific hazards faced and types of equipment used on the job. This course consists of a combination of classroom and hands-on learning activities.
Topics include:
Common fall hazards
Fall protection and types of equipment
Working with ladders, scaffolds, elevating work platforms, and suspended access equipment
Related laws and regulations
First Elements Inc. was founded in 2006 and consists of an interdisciplinary team of professionals that hold baccalaureate and master’s degrees in environmental engineering sciences, biology, and chemical engineering.
First Elements provides expertise to their clients in a wide range of sectors including:
Industrial Manufacturing
Commercial
Infrastructure
Construction
Residential
Our team of experienced consultants respond quickly and confidentially, providing thorough assessments that identify areas of risk. We then develop a plan with cost effective solutions that ensures compliance of all industry regulations.
We understand that corporate responsibility, accountability and economic growth work together to build vibrant communities and contribute to a clean healthy environment.
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