Protection contre les chutes – Calgary

This Fall Protection certification has been developed to comply with CSA standards and the Alberta OH&S Code (Reg. 191/2021).

Throughout this course, students will be trained in the practical knowledge required to work safely at heights. Students will participate in hands-on equipment and setup exercises and address safe practices and procedures as specified in the Regulations under the Occupational Health and Safety Act of Alberta.

Training Options

• Instructor Led – $99: This is the standard Fall Protection Certification, which consists of one day of in-class training, which includes hands-on equipment training.
• Blended – $79: Blended training provides the theory portion of training as an online training program, and reduces the in-class portion to 4 hours. You must complete the online training component before attending the practical component.
• Energy Safety Canada Fall Protection – $150: The ESC Fall Protection training is also a 1-day course. Some employers may specifically require an ESC Fall Protection certificate.

Booking Process:

1. Choose your preferred training option and add as many seats as you need to your cart by selecting “Add to Cart.”
2. You will then be asked to fill out your billing information before completing your booking and payment.
3. Once your purchase is complete, you will be logged in to your account, where you can now enroll yourself or “Create an Organization” to assign training to others.
4. Go to “Manage People” and make profiles for your team members, then go to “Manage Assignments” to Assign Training to specific individuals.
5. Everyone assigned to courses will automatically receive a booking confirmation email with the details for the training, including start time, directions, and any additional course information.

Course Outline:

• Part One: Basic Theory
  • Rights and Responsibilities
  • Identification of Hazards, Eliminating or Controlling those Hazards
  • Ladders and Similar Equipment
  • Warning Methods and Physical Barriers
  • Intro to Personal Fall Protection Equipment
• Part Two: Practical Equipment
  • Barriers and Other Fixed Equipment
  • Personal Fall Protection Equipment
  • Anchor Points, Work Access Equipment, and Platforms
  • Rescue Planning