All our training is in accordance with both WorksafeBC and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) regulations. Our instructors are also members of the BC Fire Training Officers Association and the Canadian Fire Safety Association.
This NFPA 10 certified training course will go over the proper use and deployment of various types of Fire Extinguishers. Live fire practice is provided as part of this training program.
This NFPA 472 Hazmat Awareness training course will bring a heightened awareness of Hazardous Materials. This exciting Hazardous Materials training course is essential for industrial workers.
This Part 9 Confined Space WorksafeBC and NFPA 350 approved training course is essential for industrial workers that may be exposed to Confined Spaces.
Rope Rescue Awareness is a one day course that introduces participants to Rope Rescue. By the end of the training the participant will be able to understand the regulations and requirements for Rope Rescue. The participant will be introduced to the required equipment for Rope Rescue - including their proper care and function. Also be able to isolate the site and protect the public from hazards. As well establish a triage system if need be. Participants take part in both hands on practical learning as well as theoretical learning.
The Operations level, as per NFPA 1006, requires the rescuer to size-up existing and potential hazards, manage physical and psychological hazards, monitor air quality, and utilize equipment to rescue a victim that can be seen from primary opening and enter space with proper PPE. All hazards must be identified, isolated and controlled. Victim will be properly packaged and removed from space. Procedure for planning and implementing an appropriate confined space rescue will be covered for both pre-incident, during, and post-incident planning. Procedure of selection, and use of rope lowering and raising systems as used in high angle environments will be used.
Canadian law requires that any person exposed to hazardous materials in the workplace must be trained in Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS).
This comprehensive WHMIS 2015 course includes the new Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling for chemicals (GHS) enacted in 2015. It also covers content from the previous WHMIS system (WHMIS 1988).
This course consists of 6 chapters and a final exam.
It is an employee’s responsibility to participate in WHMIS safety training, take necessary measures to protect themselves and co-workers, and to properly identify and control hazardous materials. The onus is on the employer to ensure that hazardous materials are properly labelled, to have SDSs available, and to offer education and training about the products in the workplace.
Depending on your duties or workplace hazards, supplementary training for specific hazardous materials, Safety Data Sheets, workplace labeling practices, or other additional considerations may be required.
Any person that ships, handles, or transports dangerous goods by ground must be adequately trained and hold a valid certificate.
This TDG course has been developed to meet the TDG Regulation general training requirements. The course consists of 10 chapters and a final exam.
A TDG Certificate must be renewed every 3 years.
Once the course has been completed, you will understand the requirements and responsibilities of anyone who handles, ships, or transports dangerous goods by ground.
Our Swiftwater Rescue follows the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) training standards for Swiftwater Rescue. The NFPA were the first in North America to provide Industry structured Swiftwater Rescue training dating back to the early 1970's.
The NFPA has three levels of training - Awareness, Operations and Technician Levels. Training ranges from 1 - 3 days. The Awareness Level is for individuals working around bodies of water - with self rescue topics covered and river dynamics. Operations Level is designated for rescue teams in the event of a rescue and provides and enhanced rescue skill set - based from the shoreline. The Technician level has rescuers providing in the water rescues such as a tethered rescue. Both Operations and Technician levels manage rope technical systems as well. All equipment is provided.
A food handling, sanitation and work safety course designed for food service establishment operators and front line food service workers such as cooks, servers, bussers, dishwashers, and deli workers. The course covers important food safety and worker safety information including foodborne illness, receiving and storing food, preparing food, serving food, cleaning and sanitizing.
This training course covers chainsaw fueling and maintenance, chainsaw safety equipment, safe operation of a chainsaw and basic chainsaw cutting techniques.
This One-Day Chainsaw Safety & Training Course includes:
With our one day workshop, you will get thorough training on all the elements of chainsaw operation, maintenance and safety both in the classroom and outside using our chainsaws and safety equipment.
Worksafe BC requires all employees working at greater than 3 m (10 ft) must wear appropriate PPE to prevent injuries as a result of working from heights. Your training will go over safety PPE, risk assessments and protection plans. This required training is neccessary for any individual working or wanting to work from heights. All equipment and training resources are provided during your training.
This Occupational Health and Safety Awareness (OHSA) course for Workers will help you gain a better understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
This course consists of 4 chapters and a final test.
By the end of this course, you will be able to do the following:
The Joint Health and Safety Committees (JHSC) course is an ideal introductory course for new members of a JHSC, new Worker Representatives, or existing members looking to refresh their knowledge about the JHSC.
A Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) is a critical component of any employer’s occupational health and safety management system. It is a legal requirement for all BC workplaces with 20 or more employees. The JHSC course will provide students with the fundamentals and tools to carry out their duties effectively.
To support an organization in establishing an effective JHSC committee by:
This hands on training course covers topics such as Bear identification, safety aspects, offensive / defensive awareness, traveling considerations, working around bears, pepper spray operation and other essential awareness training.
This training is apart of the Bear Awareness training. All backcountry equipment is provided for demonstration purposes. We cover essential topics such as:
Low Impact Camping
How to pack your backpack
Backpacks, footwear, tents
Meal preparation
Grey water / sanitation stations
Backpacking leadership for groups
Maps and route finding
Contingency Plans, Emergency Communication Devices
Backcountry Cooking / Equipment
Waivers / Liability / Negligence
First Aid Kits / supplies
Backpacking Fitness
Hydration / Water Filters
Leadership Styles
etc.
Ground Disturbance for Supervisors is required for any machine operators or individuals in a supervisory role on a Ground Disturbance project and is a standard requirement in many industries including construction, oil & gas, forestry, and mining.
Your Worksite Safety course includes an Instructor Lead training day with participant manual and certification upon successful completion.
All training meets NFPA 1006 / 1670 Awareness Standards. Your training will ensure you are able to:
1. Identify the need for a mine or tunnel rescue.
2. Recognize hazards associated with a mine and tunnel rescue incident.
3. Proper usage of communication equipment.
4. Conduct a incident size-up and communicate incident details.
5. Proper use of PPE including monitoring equipment.
6. Identify geologic and construction collapse hazards.
7. Implement protocols utilizing a risk / benefit analysis for self-rescue, rescue or recovery modes.
8. Implement an emergency action plan.
9. Properly document and brief rescuers of the incident.
9. Document tactical worksheets outlining the extent of the collapse for rescuers.
10. Ensure scene lighting, ventilation, rehab stations, atmospheric monitoring protocols, hand and power tools are in place.
11. Track equipment inventory.
12. Initiate the IMS given a trench or excavation collapse incident. As well properly document the indent utilizing IMS Forms.
This one day Helicopter Orientation and Safety Training will assist your team with helicopter basics. This training covers Helicopter Safety topics including entry and exit procedures. This training includes live training as well. This training is in accordance with WorksafeBC OHS Regulation Part 29 - Aircraft Operations.
Bronze Medallion, as our flagship certification, teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education: judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness. Bronze Medallion challenges the candidate both mentally and physically. Judgment, knowledge, skill and fitness – the four components of water rescue – form the basis of Bronze Medallion training. Candidates acquire the assessment and problem-solving skills needed to make good decisions in, on and around the water. Bronze Medallion is a prerequisite for Assistant Lifeguard training in Bronze Cross. Ages 13 and up
Bronze Cross is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced training, including an introduction to safety supervision.
The Lifesaving Society’s Bronze Cross begins the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding and prepares candidates for responsibilities as Assistant Lifeguards. Candidates strengthen and expand their lifesaving skills and begin to apply the principles and techniques of active surveillance in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross emphasizes the importance of teamwork and communication in preventing and responding to aquatic emergencies. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for advanced training in the Society’s National Lifeguard and leadership certification programs.
To be employed as an assistant lifeguard, an individual should be a minimum of 15 years of age and hold (at a minimum) a current Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross certification and a current Emergency First Aid certification.
The National Lifeguard Pool certification is designed to develop the fundamental values, judgment, knowledge, skills and fitness required by lifeguards. The National Lifeguard course emphasizes the lifeguarding skills, principles and practices, and the decision-making processes which will assist the lifeguard to provide effective safety supervision in swimming pool environments.
Bronze Cross and Standard First Aid with CPR "C" are the course per-requites.
