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First Aid/CPR-A-B-C-BLS/AED
For these specific training, St. John Ambulance, Canada's course materials and teaching techniques will be used by the Franchised-Instructor(s).
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Emergency First Aid. SJA Canada.
H2S Safety Awareness Training
This H2S awareness level in-classroom safety training covers various topics, including how to recognize the presence of H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide gases), applicable legislations/guidelines/industry standards associated with H2S gases at workplaces in Saskatchewan, detection and protection methods from H2S gases, and classroom practice on rescue techniques and exam (pass mark - 80%).
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Let's do the hands-on practice. SCBA/SABA.
SUPERVISION & SAFETY TRAINING
Under Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation ‘supervisor’ means a person who is authorized by an employer to oversee or direct the work of the employer’s worker. The Supervision & Safety Workshop introduces supervisors to their legal responsibilities for occupational health and safety at the workplace.
By the end of this one day course, supervisors will learn,but not limited to:
* How to locate relevant information in Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation to address occupational health and safety (OHS) issues in their workplace
* The duties and roles of everyone within the OHS Workplace Responsibility System
* Their duties and required competencies under Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation
* The role of the supervisor within workplace OHS management systems
* Specific duties of a supervisor within workplace OHS management systems such as:
* Hazard identification, risk assessment and hazard control, Workplace inspections, Incident Investigations, Refusals to work, and Worker training and orientation. There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.
#Occupational Health and Safety Training.
CONFINED SPACE ENTRY & RESCUE TRAINING
This safety training course includes, but not limited to :
Chapter 1: Importance of Safety Training Hazard Assessment, Control and Elimination etc. Chapter Review Quiz
Chapter 2: Defining a Confined Space Legislation Personal Protective Equipment Typical Hazards etc. Chapter Review Quiz
Chapter 3: Controlling Hazards of Confined Spaces Purging Fall Arrest Equipment Atmospheric Testing etc. Chapter Review Quiz
Chapter 4: Decision Tree Permits Confined Space Entry Permit Exercise Supervisor’s Role etc. Chapter Review Quiz Chapter 5: Confined Space Rescue Emergency Rescue Equipment Emergency Rescue Procedures Emergency Rescue Training Generic Inspection, Donning and use of an SCBA for Practical Exercise Chapter Review Quiz
Practical Portion: Every student will have opportunity to don SCBA and participate in a simulated rescue in order to understand the health and safety precautions required to preserve their own life as well potentially be able to save someone else’s life .
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Confined Space Entry and Rescue. Source: Internet.
POWER MOBILE EQUIPMENT SAFETY AWARENESS
The course content includes:
CHAPTER 1:
Legislation (PPE, PME, Machine Safety),
Due diligence
CHAPTER 2:
Hazard Assessment in workplace
CHAPTER 3:
Power Mobile Equipment Safety – Introduction,
Responsibilities,
Bill C45,
Penalties & Fines,
Safety Alert Symbol,
Forklift Safety,
Tractor Safety,
Landscaping Safety.
CHAPTER 4:
Rigging Safety.
APPENDIX References
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Power Mobile Equipment Safety Training Manual
GLOBAL GROUND DISTURBANCE 1 & 2
For these specific training, Global Training Centre, AB's approved course materials and teaching techniques will be used by the Franchised-Instructor(s).
Occupational Health and Safety Training - What is Ground Disturbance?
OHC LEVEL 1 TRAINING
Level 1 Occupational Health Committee (OHC) Training is an introductory course for OHC members and occupational health and safety representatives (Reps). By the end of this two day course, OHC members and Reps will know:
* How to locate relevant information in Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation to address occupational health and safety (OHS) issues in their workplace. * The requirements for establishing and operating an effective OHC. * The duties and role of the OHC within the OHS Workplace Responsibility System. * How to identify and assess workplace hazards. * How to identify and recommend corrective actions to control workplace hazards. * How to handle OHS concerns and investigate refusals to work.
There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Communication is crucial.
OHC LEVEL 2 TRAINING
Level 2 Occupational Health Committee (OHC) Training is a course for OHC Co-Chairpersons and occupational health and safety representatives (Reps), although all OHC members would benefit from attending. By the end of this two day course, participants will know how to:
* Plan and conduct an OHC workplace inspection * Identify and assess deficiencies during OHC workplace inspections * Identify and recommend corrective actions to address deficiencies found during OHC workplace inspections * Fulfill their regulatory requirement to investigate workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences * Collect and analyze evidence during an investigation * Identify and assess; direct, indirect and root causes of workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences * How to Identify and recommend corrective actions to prevent recurrence of workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences.
Pre-requisite for attending this course is Level-1 Occupational Health Committee Training
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Are you always ready for occupational emergencies?
Fall Protection Safety Training
The Course content includes, but not limited to:
Chapter 1
1.1 Preliminary matters & Glossary, Legislation, Due diligence, Review .
Chapter 2:
Hazard Assessment in workplace
Chapter 3:
Fall Prevention Plan - Introduction, Prevention of slip trip falls, Prevent & arrest fall from height, Control Zones, Suspension Trauma, Fall prevention decision tree.
Chapter 4: Type of fall in workplace, Fall Protection Equipment, Hierarchy and components, Full body harness, Types, Use & Inspection, Connecting components for fall protection (Snap-hook, Carabiner, Lanyard, Self-Retracting devices), Anchor and Anchorage, Fall Clearance Calculation, Donning/doffing, Maintenance, Service & Storage of Full body harness, Travel Restraint Systems, Lifelines (Horizontal and Vertical), Descent Control Devices, Work Positioning Systems, Guardrails, Nets and Temporary Flooring, Elevated work plat forms, Aerial Devices and Personnel Baskets, Fall protection plan.
Chapter 5: Emergency Rescue Plan – Introduction, Rescue Plan - Types & Responsibilities, Critical Phase of Rescue in Fall incident, Planning for Fall protection Rescue Plan, Sample Rescue Plan, Practical SCBA/SABA.
There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Fall Protection & Rescue Manual
WHMIS 2015 Safety Training
This safety training course includes :
* An Overview of WHMIS
* Understanding of the Hazards
* WHMIS 2015 Pictograms
* Personal Protection
* Emergency Response Plan
* Special Situation The training may take 5hr to 6hr to complete.
The class features video(s) and skill building exercises.
There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.
Occupational Health and Safety Training - WHMIS 2015 Student Manual
Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
This safety training course includes :
* An overview of the TDG requirements
* Responsibilities of shippers, handlers and drivers
* Classes of dangerous goods
* Shipping documents
* Safety marks
* Containers
* Special situations
* Emergency actions
* This course can take 5 hours to complete.
The course features video and skill-building exercises.
The training may take 5hr to 6hr to complete.
There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Pictograms.
Detection and Control of Flammable Substances Safety Awareness Training
This course is designed to provide information about detection and control of flammable substances, workers may encounter especially in oil and gas industry, to help them remain safe while working around potentially dangerous gases. This course demonstrates the features and operation of the most common detector tube devices (bellows and piston) and gas monitors (personal, portable, and fixed), some applicable OH&S Act/Regulations, hazard assessment process, how to properly use breathing air apparatus to take a gas sample and much more.
*Anyone entering a work site, plant sites, drilling operations, servicing operations, pipeline operations, up stream and down stream oilfield operations, confined spaces that requires any type of gas detection equipment, should take this course.
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Detection and Control of Flammable Substances Manual
HYDROGEN SULFIDE SAFETY TRAINING
Section 1 - INTRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE:
In this Section, you will be introduced to hydrogen sulfide and learn its physical properties, effects on humans, and where hydrogen sulfide may be found.
Section 2 - EXPOSURE CONTROL:
In this Section, you will learn the various methods used to detect and monitor H2S in the work place. Whenever and wherever possible, Integrity will use engineering controls and/or administrative controls to protect workers from exposure to H2S and respiratory protective equipment is provided, where necessary, to protect employees from H2S. In this section, the various types of protective equipment available to protect the employees will be discussed, and finally you will learn safe operating practices for working where H2S is present or may be present.
Section 3 - ACCIDENTAL EXPOSURE:
In this Section, you will learn about an emergency response plan and the importance of having a well-planned guide to put into effect in case of accidental exposure. You will also be shown the proper steps to take if an emergency rescue is required.
Section 4 - RESCUE CARRIES & CPR:
In this Section, since the first priority in rescuing a victim from an H2S atmosphere is to protect yourself!, to assist a victim knocked down by H2S, you must know the proper rescue and resuscitation skills. If you don’t, you could put yourself and the victim at risk. We know the brain can only survive for four to six minutes without a continuous supply of oxygen. That is why your goal is to get the victim(s) to fresh air as quickly as possible. For this reason, as part of your pre-job safety meeting, you should discuss and practice a rescue plan designed to get the victim(s) to fresh air and to resuscitate them within 3 minutes.
In this Section, you will learn Rescue Carries and CPR.
There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.
Occupational Health and Safety Training - Self Contained Breathing Air Apparatus.
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