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The New Safety Training Working at Heights Programme is designed for workers who may perform construction related activities and at times be required to work at heights where fall protection is required. This Ministry of Labour Approved Programme provides workers with the necessary knowledge required to safely work at heights and prevent fall related accidents...
For programme details, visit our websiteCTTC Fall Protection Course is designed to give workers means and knowledge to prevent and protect themselves from falls from height and reduce fall related injuries. Participants will be trained in selection and use of proper protection procedures and gear, inspection and maintenance of protective equipment...
For programme details, visit our websiteCanadian Forklift Training Center provides Aerial Platform Safety Training. Also known as Scissor Lift AWP or Skyjacks, Aerial Platform Safety Training will help reduce or eliminate workplace injuries and accidents...
For programme details, visit our websiteIdeal for someone who wants to enter the work force as a forklift operator, Canadian Forklift Training's entry-level course combines in-class theory supported by video presentations and practical training in a warehouse setting on an actual forklift truck...
For programme details, visit our websiteThe Refresher Course consists of in-class theory followed by a practical skills assessment in a warehouse setting. According to the Ontario government regulations, trained forklift operators are required to complete re-certification every 2-3 years to maintain their qualification with mid-term evaluation...
For programme details, visit our websiteWHMIS is a national hazard communication standard. It encompasses such key elements as labelling of “controlled products”, provision of material safety data sheets (MSDS) and employee education and training...
For programme details, visit our websiteTDG is national programme established to promote public safety during transportation and handling of dangerous materials, whether they are moved by road, rail, air or sea. The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act stipulates compliance with international requirements for classification, labelling and marking of means of containment, transport documentation and safety marks for dangerous goods. The regulations also specify that people involved in handling such good must be appropriately trained to ensure their and public safety...
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