Working at Heights Refresher Courses – Introduction
In the dynamic and demanding construction and industrial sectors, staying updated with safety training is not just a regulatory requirement but a vital aspect of workplace safety.
The Working at Heights Refresher course, offered by Safety Training Plus+, ensures that individuals who have previously been certified are up-to-date with the latest safety practices and legislative requirements.
This refresher is crucial for maintaining the validity of your initial Working at Heights certification, which is required to be renewed every three years.
Why You Need a Working at Heights Refresher
- Regulatory Compliance: The refresher course meets the strict standards set by the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act, ensuring that all personnel are compliant with current laws and regulations.
- Safety Enhancement: Refreshing your knowledge and skills reduces the risk of accidents and injuries, promoting a safer working environment.
- Skill Retention: Regular updates help in retaining crucial safety skills and knowledge, essential for the safe use and operation of height-related equipment.
Course Details
Location
1899 Lasalle Blvd Unit #3, Greater Sudbury, ON P3A 2A3
Course Features
- Comprehensive Learning: The course covers critical areas such as lifting precautions, the correct use of personal protective equipment including fall arrest systems, and legal requirements under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
- Practical Skills Assessment: Includes hands-on skills assessment on platforms, area hazard assessment, and control of platform operations.
- Certification: Upon successful completion, participants receive a certification valid for three years, recognized across Ontario.
Prerequisites
Participants must hold a previous Working at Heights Full Course certificate to enroll in this refresher course.
Attendance and Certification
To successfully complete the course, participants must:
- Attend 100% of the course
- Demonstrate practical skills
- Pass a written exam
Participants are also required to present a government-issued photo ID to receive their certification.