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Fall Protection – Fort St. John

$282.13

Fort St. John,

9 hours

November 22

This course will instruct you on how to properly use fall protection equipment in the workplace and how to safely approach working at heights.

 

Learning Objectives & Specific Outcomes:

Anyone who is required, by policy or legislative standards, to utilize a fall arrest or fall protection equipment in the workplace, must be certified to work at heights. This covers a broad spectrum of job titles based on the type of environments they work in. Examples would be roofers, electricians, construction workers, arborists, boilermakers, scaffolder’s, power engineers and millwrights.

 

Topics Include:

  • Provincial legislation
  • Equipment: inspection, usage and maintenance
  • Fall protection systems
  • Fall protection planning
  • Documentation
  • Hazards

 

Legislation:

As stated in the OH&S code part 9, a worker must be using fall protection if he/she is at risk of falling:

  • A vertical distance of 10ft (3m) or more
  • A vertical distance of less than 10 ft. (3m) if there is an unusual possibility of injury
  • Into a hazardous substance of object or through an opening in a work surface

 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Fall Protection Systems
  • Fall Protection Equipment
  • Fall Protection Settings

 

COURSE DURATION:

  • 9 hours

 

PREREQUISITES:

  • Must provide gov’t issued ID

 

COURSE SCHEDULE:

  • November 22: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

 

TO REGISTER:

  • Call 1-866-463-6652 with the registration code
  • Email studenthelp@nlc.bc.ca
  • Visit us on campus

Registration Code:2024FC WFTR-OS09-FP001

Refund Policy: Full refund including textbooks and supplies if written notification is received seven business days or more prior to the start of the class. Notification should be sent to Continuing Education at ce@nlc.bc.ca

Course Info

$282.13

Fort St. John,

9 hours

November 22