Ontario workers suffer more than 240, 000
work related injuries and illnessess each year.

Almost 250 people are killed at work
or die of occupational illness each year.

95% of all accidents are caused by driver behaviour.

The average truck driver makes 100
decisions in just one mile of travel.

There were an average of 793
forklift-related incidents a year, (OHSC.)

Canada's rate of workplace fatalities
-7 deaths per 100,000 workers-tied for top spot as the worst.

Highest risk of accident is among males 17 years old.

The 10 most common driver distractions.

How a strong Health & Safety
Program can protect your company.

There is a way to crash-proof your employees.

There are ten things you need to know about
driving around big trucks.

FALL ARREST AND FALL PROTECTION TRAINING

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LEGAL REQUIREMENTS AS REQUIRED BY THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT AND REGULATIONS

Participants will receive training in the following elements:

  • Categories of Falls
  • Control Measures
  • Floors and Openings
  • Fixed Barriers and Guardrails
  • Warning Barriers, Handrails, and
  • Surface Openings
  • Safety Belts/Lifelines/Lanyards and Anchorage
  • Specifications for a Fall Arrest System
  • Horizontal and Slope Roof Fall Arrest System
  • Retractable Lifeline Fall Arrest System
  • Fall Containment Systems
  • Connection Devices and Tie-off Points
  • Inspection and Maintenance
In class training for Operators & Supervisors, 4 hour training session. $149 per person. Group discounts for 10+ available.
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Who Should Attend:

This is a MANDATORY Training program for anyone who works on a Construction project or anyone who may work off ladders or at heights that exceed 3 metres or 10 feet.

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