FALL PROTECTION:
FOR INDUSTRIAL SECTORS

O.REG. 213/91: CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS REGULATION
O.REG. 851: INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

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Training Locations: On Site-Instructor
​Format: In Person | Online
Duration: 4-8 hours 

​Private Group New Trainees: $1200.00-$1800/Session  (+HST)
​Private Group Refresher: $1,000.00-$1200/Session  (+HST)

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Details

Falls remain one of the leading causes of workplace injuries across Canada, and many of these incidents are preventable with the right training and equipment knowledge. Our Industrial Fall Protection course is built on the solid foundation of our CPO-approved Working at Heights program, but tailored specifically for workers in industrial and non-construction environments.

This training covers the safe use of all major forms of fall protection, including:

• Travel restraint systems
• Fall restricting systems
• Fall arrest systems
• Guardrails and physical barriers
• Access equipment such as MEWPs, forklifts, platforms, and ladders

Workers learn how to plan, protect, and prepare themselves and their work areas through hazard identification, equipment inspection, anchor point selection, and safe use of fall protection systems. The course also addresses same-surface slips, trips, and falls—one of the most common sources of injury in industrial settings.

Using practical instruction and real-world examples, this course helps workers understand their responsibilities, prevent incidents, and apply fall protection techniques confidently and correctly. Training aligns with OHSA requirements and industry best practices to support employers in meeting due diligence.

Private sessions can be arranged at your location or at one of our training centres in Belleville or Kingston. 

​Our manuals are now printed in full colour and follow AODA design guidelines to improve the student experience!

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This Industrial Fall Protection course is designed for workers who use ladders, platforms, lifts, or any form of fall prevention equipment in non-construction settings. It’s ideal for workplaces where falls are a real risk but full fall arrest systems may not be required.

• Warehouse and logistics workers
  
• Manufacturing and production staff
  
• Maintenance and facilities workers
  
• Retail employees who use ladders or stockroom equipment
  
• Restaurant and hospitality staff who work around elevated surfaces
  

• Drivers and dock workers handling elevated loading tasks
• Industrial operators working near edges, platforms, mezzanines, or pits
• Supervisors and lead hands responsible for fall prevention in their departments
• Health & Safety Representatives and JHSC members reviewing fall risks

what you learn

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Workplace Parties
• ​Internal Responsibility System
• Due Diligence
• Recent statistics
• Industry updates
• Hazard & Risk

FALL HAZARDS

• Slips, Trips & Falls
• Dropped Objects
• Ladder & Scaffold Safety
• Flat Roof Hazards
• Passive Fall Protection
• ​Mobile Elevated Work Platforms​

FALL PROTECTION​

• Travel Restraint Systems
• Travel Restricting Systems
• Fall Arrest Systems
• Lifelines
• Calculating Free Fall Distance
• Rescue Awareness

TESTING​: Theory testing followed by Practical training and evaluation

Instructors

ALEX

BRIAN

CHRIS

JOHN

PAUL

RON

STEVE

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Don't compromise on workplace safety. Get in touch with our team at Safety Guys Workplace Safety Trainers today to discuss how we can tailor our training programs to meet your organization's needs!

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