The objective of this course is to enable worker to recognize fall hazards and identify and apply fall protection controls, including fall prevention and fall arrest.
The objective of this course is to enable worker to recognize fall hazards and identify and apply fall protection controls, including fall prevention and fall arrest.
OETIO Working at Heights Program is a blended delivery course. The theoretical portion of the course is approximately a 4 hour E-Learning module that can be completed at home.
Upon successful completion of the E-Learning module, the participant schedules the practical at one of the OETIO's campuses or at an Area Office if available.
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Upcoming Practical training sessions
eLearning Theory Module (E-Learning)
Rights and Responsibilities
Identification of the hazards of Working at Heights
Eliminating or Controlling the Hazards of Working at Heights
Warning Methods and Physical Barriers
Ladders and Similar Equipment
Personal Fall Protection Equipment
Practical Module:
Barriers and Other Fixed Equipment
Personal Fall Protection Equipment
Anchor Points
Work Access Equipment and Platforms
Rescue Planning
Refresher Training
If the participant has taken an MOL approved Working at Heights course after April 15, 2015 they must take a refresher course to extend validity for an additional 3 years. The refresher training consists of the practical component only. Participants will need to provide their MOL Learner ID before they can be enrolled in training. ?
?Who Should Attend
Workers whose employers require it as a condition of employment
Pre-requisite
None
Certification
Working at Heights training is valid for 3 years upon completion of training
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