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WHMIS
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Fall
Protection
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Basic Supervision
۰ OSHA Act
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WSIB Act
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Lockout / Tagging
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Site Inspections
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CPR/First Aid
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Propane
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WHY HBA? We will conduct your training anytime, anywhere. We will conduct it at your site, your office,
whenever convenient to minimize interruption to your business.
If you don’t see what you need here give us a call and we can arrange it for you.
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems
All
workers in Canada are required to have WHMIS training. Employees are
required to show proof of training. We offer complete training, and
updating of this course. The training is specific to your workplace.
Topics covered include label identification, material safety data
sheets (MSDS), health implications of exposure, and control of
hazards.
The half-day course includes
materials and proof-of-training card. A minimum of 10 participants
is required
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Fall Protection
One of our most popular
courses, we certified several hundred people in 2002 alone. This
program outlines the new construction regulations setout by the
Occupational Health & Safety Act n June of 2002. It addresses the
hazards at different levels, precautions to take as it relates to
ladders, scaffolds, etc. Other topics discussed are employer
responsibility to pre-plan with sub-contractors for potential
hazards, fall arrest systems and emergency response plans.
This hands-on course
includes materials, demonstrations, and certification cards. A
minimum of 10 participants is required.
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Management Seminar – Basics of
Supervision
This program is essential for new
supervisors and those who had little or no formal supervisory
training. It addresses Leadership principles, Motivation and
Communication, OSHA, Safety Policy and Programs, Accident
Investigation, Emergency Response, and Accident Statistics. Many
owners and constructors now require all contractors’ and
sub-contractors’ supervisors to complete this course.
Maximum size class is 20
participants
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Management Seminar – Occupational Health & Safety Act
This half-day course
delivers insight to the OSH act and how it works. It is designed
for middle and senior management, as well as those employees who
must oversee or inspect construction sites on a regular basis.
Topics include rights and responsibilities of the workplace
parties, health and safety committees and representatives, work
refusals and penalties.
Examples and case studies
are provided based on actual court cases.
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Management Seminar – Workplace Safety & Insurance Board
This half-day course gives
management an opportunity to understand how the board operates. It
includes Operation Policies, Rate Structure, Premium Calculations,
Experience Rating Plans, Second Injury & Enhancement Fund, Transfer
of Cost Process, Surcharges & Fines, Entitlement, Appeals System,
and future issues.
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Lockout/Tagging
Out
This course discusses the
requirements of locking out, requirements under the Occupational
Health & Safety Act. Topics include practical applications, types of
locks and tags, when to use, and the importance of communication of
instructions and procedures.
Site Inspections
Competent experienced personnel can be dispatched to different locations
to oversee and evaluate health and safety performance. Site audits will highlight
strengths and weaknesses. They will ensure procedures and policies are being followed.
That all parties comply with legislation and best practices. Recommendations for
improvement will be noted and followed up at subsequent visits.
CPR & First Aid
A specialist in CPR & First Aid training conducts this two-day hands
on course. Upon successful completion of this program participants
will receive their Basic’s CPR & First Aid certificate for the
period of 3 years.
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Propane Handling
A certified consultant who specializes in occupational health training puts on this course. This course meets the requirement for all personnel who must handle propane.
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