COURSE DESCRIPTION

The Confined Space Entry course is approximately 6 hours in duration and aligned with Provincial Legislation. The course includes an instructor led PowerPoint presentation, class exercises, videos and a written knowledge test.

• Alberta Confined Space Entry and Monitor course is approved by Alberta Environment for 0.6 CEU’S (Continuing Education Units).
• British Columbia Confined Space Entry and Standby Person course is recognized by BCCSA (British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance).

The AB and BC courses are aligned with the content of my OSSA / Energy Safety Canada Confined Space Entry and Monitor Course and applicable Provincial Legislation

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The learning objectives of this Confined Space Entry and Monitor / Standby Person course are to ensure that students demonstrate an understanding of the following:

• Confined Space Program requirements
• What a Confined Space and Restricted Space (AB only) is
• The Training and competency requirements
• Recognition, evaluation and control of hazards and completing a hazard assessment
• Classification of Confined Space Levels
• Legislation requirements (Safety and Protection)
• Hazardous Substances and Energy (Isolation)
• Testing the Atmosphere
• Ventilation and Purging
• Neutralization and Inerting
• Entry Permit System
• Confined Space Monitor / Standby Person Responsibilities
• Emergency Response
• Personal Protective Equipment

COURSE REGISTRATION
To register a private class or onsite training for Confined Space please contact us at 780-235-6500 or sfusion@telus.net

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This Fall Protection course is approximately 7 hours in duration and aligned with Provincial Legislation. This course includes an instructor led PowerPoint presentation, practical exercises, class discussions, videos, written knowledge test and practical exam.

• Alberta Fall Protection course is approved by Alberta Environment for 0.6 CEU’S (Continuing Education Units).
• British Columbia Fall Protection course is recognized by BCCSA (British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance).

The AB and BC courses are aligned with the content of my OSSA / Energy Safety Canada Fall Protection Course and applicable Provincial Legislation

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The learning objectives of this Fall Protection course are to ensure that students demonstrate an understanding of the following:

• The Fall Protection Standard requirements
• Legislation as it relates to Fall Protection
• Fall Restraint verses Fall Arrest
• Types of Falls and Effects
• Fall Protection Planning
• The Training and Competency requirements
• Rescue and Escape Planning
• Recognition, Evaluation and Control of hazards
• Completing a Hazard Assessment
• Fall Arrest Calculations
• Proper Donning and Doffing of Fall Protection Equipment

COURSE REGISTRATION
To register a private class or onsite training for Fall Protection please contact us at 780-235-6500 or sfusion@telus.net

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This Fire Watch course is approximately 6 hours in duration and includes an instructor led PowerPoint presentation, class exercises, videos, use of a fire extinguisher and a written knowledge test.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The learning objectives of this Fire Watch course are to ensure that students demonstrate an understanding of the following:

• Legislation and Standards as it relates to fire hazards
• Employer and Worker Responsibilities
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Fire Watch planning
• Types of Extinguishers, Agents, and Classification
• Types of Fires, Classifications, and Behaviours
• Operation of Fire Extinguishers
• Fire Watch Duties

COURSE REGISTRATION
To register a private class or onsite training for Fire Watch please contact us at 780-235-6500 or sfusion@telus.net

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This Elevated Work Platform (EWP) course is approximately 4 hours of theory plus practical. The course includes an instructor led PowerPoint presentation, videos, class exercises, multiple choice test, inspection, function test and operation of an EWP.

The student will receive a training credential card for the type of Elevating Work Platform they complete the Practical on (Boom or Scissor or both)

Self-Propelled Boom Supported Elevating Work Platforms (Telescopic / Articulating)

• Standard Referenced CSA-B354.4-02

Self-Propelled Elevating Work Platform (Scissor Lift)

• Standard Referenced CSA-B354.2-01

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The learning objectives of this Elevated Work Platform course are to ensure that students demonstrate an understanding of the following:

• Legislation and Standards as they relate to Elevated Work Platforms
• Employer and Worker Responsibilities
• Elements of Pre-Work Planning
• Load Limitations and Calculations
• Stability
• Pre-Use Check and Visual Inspection
• Personal Protective Equipment Requirements
• System Components
• Working from Heights
• Platform Types
• Machine Specific Features
• Safe Operation
• The Training and Competency requirements
• Rescue and Escape Planning
• Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Hazards

COURSE REGISTRATION
To register a private class or onsite training for Elevated Work Platform please contact us at 780-235-6500 or sfusion@telus.net

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This Skid Steer course is approximately 4 hours of theory plus practical. The course includes an instructor led PowerPoint presentation, videos, class exercises, multiple choice test, inspection, function test and operation of a skid steer.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The objectives of this Skid Steer Course are to ensure that students understand and know:

• Skid Steer Basics
• Skid Steer Types and Limitations
• Hazard Assessment and Controls
• Legislation and Standards
• Pre-Use Inspection of a Skid Steer
• Safe Operation of a Skid Steer

COURSE REGISTRATION
To register a private class or onsite training for Skid Steer please contact us at 780-235-6500 or sfusion@telus.net

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This Class 1, 4 and 5 Counterbalanced Forklift course is approximately 4 hours of theory plus practical. The course includes an instructor led PowerPoint presentation, videos, class exercises, multiple choice test, inspection, function test and operation of a skid steer.

Industrial Lift Truck (Forklift)

• Standard Referenced CSA-B335-94

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The objectives of this Counterbalanced Forklift Course are to ensure that
students understand and know:

• Counterbalanced Forklift Basics
• Counterbalanced Forklift Limitations
• Hazard Assessment and Controls
• Legislation and Standards
• Pre-Use Inspection of a Counterbalanced Forklift
• Safe Operation of a Counterbalanced Forklift

COURSE REGISTRATION
To register a private class or onsite training for Counterbalanced Forklift please contact us at 780-235-6500 or sfusion@telus.net