details

Course Length: 4-8 hours
1.5 hours theory, 6.5 hours of practical training 
* Course length will vary depeneding on the number of participants and their previous experience

Min Class Size: 5      Max Class Size: 10

COST: at your location with your equipment
  • new certifications: $185 + HST per student
  • re-certifications: $125 + HST per student

COST: per student at our location:
$225 + HST (equipment rental fees included)

PREREQUISITE
Fall Arrest: non-construction OR
Working at Heights: Construction

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course description

This course provides in-depth training for machine operators that adheres to CAN/CSA B354.4-02 (R2013). Students receive theory and practical instruction on the safe operation of machinery, applicable Health and Safety Act requirements, Ministry of Labour Regulations, accident prevention, safe handling of materials, loads and stability, and operational controls. Understanding travel restraint systems and options for equipment are also discussed.
  1. A travel restraint system must be worn and attached to the engineered anchor point on the platform if workers are on platform when it is moved horizontally or vertically. (Regulation for Construction Projects O. Reg. 213/91, s.148 (e)). This guideline recommends the use of a full body harness at all times when working on a platform.
Students will complete a test on theory and a test on practical skills to attain certification. Recertification every three years is recommended; recertification takes approximatley 3.5 hours. ​

Seperate courses can offer specific training for:
  • Scissor Lift
  • Aerial Boomlift 
    • Straight Mast (Telescoping Boom)
    • Articulating (Knuckle) Boom

highlights


  • OSHA and CSA Regulations 
  • Roles and Responsibilities  
  • Fall Arrest & EWP
  • Job Planning                                          
  • Risk Management
  • Work Site Hazards
  • Working near Powerlines
  • Safe machine Operation
  • Pre-operation Inspection
  • Setting Up the EWP
  • Function Tests 
  • Operating the EWP      
  • Safe Operating Guidelines
  • Shutting Down
  • Emergency Procedures