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This is where you
will learn all the practical ways and means to prevent
accidents on the job site and be given preventive means to avoid serious ones
from happening.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Brief Description
Instruction in safe work practices
Recognize and avoid hazards in the work place
Hands-on training providing good theory and practices.
The importance of proper use of tools and safety equipment such as:
Hearing protection - ear plugs/muffs
Hard hats
Gloves
Eye protection - glasses/shields
Respirators
ABC fire extinguishers
Methods of accident prevention
Class attendees will understand safe practices in relation to operations involving personnel accountability, energy sources, and lockout/tag out procedures.
Class attendees will gain a working understanding of caring for, handling, climbing and working from ladders and scaffolds.
Class attendees will be instructed in proper forklift/man lift usage.
Class attendees will learn fire extinguishing procedures for small fires.
Class attendees will be given basic instruction on what to do during a job site medical emergency.
This course offers the construction worker instruction in safe work practices in addition to recognizing and avoiding hazards in the work place.
COMPANY PROFILE
Who benefits from our safety training and risk management solution?
Companies and individuals will benefit by having their workers become safer and more productive in their line of duties.
Our training organizations has the ability and knowledge to bestow on each individual students information and facts that will without a doubt make
a huge difference in the workfield, by using preventive methods to avoid accidents, and how to respond if an accident does occur on the jobsite.
All these things will be taught during
our training sessions.
Crews are more versatile with quality training.
We are the experience teachers who possess the qualifications to teach preventive means in order to avoid accidents on the job or at home,
and YES we are bilingual.
THE FOLLOWING
QUESTIONS REGARDING:
SURFACE MINER PROGRAM # 770210 COMMON CORE AND SPECIALTY
MODULES are answered in the F.A.Q. page of the website
SEE
also COURSE 11 for more information.....
1.What
is surface miner common core training?
2. Where can I obtain a copy of
this program?
3. What is the legal requirement for this training?
4.
What is the difference between the requirement under the OHSA and the requirement
under the regulation?
5 How do I know if this applies to me?
6. What are surface mine operations
7. Who would be excluded from this requirement
8. How does an employer begin the process of accreditation for workers
9. Where do workers have to be trained?
10. Will the deadline for accreditation be extended?
11. Will workers presently trained have to re-train in order to be accredited?
12 Do trainers have to be accredited in common core?
13. What are the requirements of the SA?
14. Which modules should a worker be accredited in?
15. What does a one-person operation do about training and signing authority?
16. Do the requirements for surface miner common core training apply to workers on a construction project?
17.
Our company has a quarry and a plant where we manufacture roofing materials.
Some people work in both the quarry and the plant.
What are the training /
accreditation requirements for these people ?
18. I own a farm with a gravel pit on it. Does this apply to me?
19.
I own a pit but do not have employees. I contract the work out to others.
What is my responsibility to training and accreditation of workers in my pit?
Additional
FAQ'S which
are answered in the F.A.Q. page of
the website
SEE also the various courses for more
information.....
1.Q:
How can I ensure proof of diligence
for my company?
Answer:
Click here
to answer these diligence questions.
2.Q:
How often do I have to re-train my employees?
Answer:
3.Q:
My workers told me they were trained before, but they don't have any proof or
record of training?
4.Q:
I only have 3 employees. Do I need to get them safety training?
5.Q: What are the basic safety training courses that workers need?
6.Q:
Is your training certified?
7.Q:
a.
What is Bill C45?
b. How does it affect me and my business?
8.Q:
a. What is a Health and Safety Policy and Program?
b. Why do I need one?
c.
How will it help our organization?
9.Q:
Will having a safety consultant do regular site inspections help us work safer?
THE
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS REGARDING:
WORKPLACE
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION
SYSTEM are answered in the F.A.Q. page of the website
SEE
also COURSE 4 for more information.....
100.
What is the difference between training and continuing education?
101.
Who must take employee training?
102.
Who must take continuing education?
103.
Effective August 25, 2003, LP-gas safety rules require Category D certificate
holders to attend an 8-hr class every 4 years. I hold a Category D certification.
When is my deadline to take a class?
104.
Do holders of multiple certifications have to take multiple classes?
105.
Why are Category F (cylinder filling), G (service station), I (service station
and cylinder filling), and J (service station and cylinder facilities) applicants
required to attend a 16-hour course?
106.
When is training due for an applicant for an employee-level certification who
passes a new exam between March 1 and May 31?
107.
I want to obtain a Category D license so my company can install and repair Lp-gas
piping systems and appliances. Do I have to attend a training class before I can
become Category D certified?
108.
Will my"blue card" show my training or continuing education due date?
A.
Yes.
109.
I am a master plumber, but I want to become certified to perform LP-gas activities,
such as installing and repairing LP-gas piping and appliances. Am I required to
attend an 8-hour training class prior to becoming certified?
110.
What do new employees need to do?
111.
My employer, who is in the process of obtaining a Category J license, wants me
to be the company representative for the LP-gas license. Can I attend the required
16-hour class before May 31?
112.
How can I find out which classes give credit for each type of LPG-gas certification?
A.
Click here to view the tables in 16 TAC 9.52(g), which covers the applicable courses
for each different type of certification.
113.
Are my training and continuing-education records available to the public?
114.
Does an employee-level certificate holder who is promoted to supervise a branch
outlet for a Category E licensee have to complete the 80-hour Category E Management
Course?
115.
My daughter is taking the Category E exam so our company can keep operating if
something happens to me. Does she have to attend the 80-hour Category E Management
Course?
116.
I was a Category E management-level certificate holder prior to February 1, 2001,
and at that time I was not required to attend the Category E management course.
Am I now required to attend the course?
117.
If I get a Category I license to fill LP-gas cylinders and LP-gas vehicles, do
I have to complete the 16-hour Category F, G, I and J Management Course?
118.
If I get a Category F license to fill LP-gas cylinders or a Category G license
to fill vehicles, do I have to complete the 16-hour Category F, G, I and J Management
Course?
119.
I am currently certified as a bobtail driver. Will I have to attend the 16-hour
Category F, G , I and J Management Course to become Category I certified?
120.
Can I take other classes for Railroad Commission credit?
121.
Are classes conducted by my company acceptable for Railroad Commission credit?
122.
Who can certify AFT?
123.
What happens if I do not complete my LP-gas training/continuing education requirements
by my due date?
THE
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS REGARDING:
BLAST
SITE
SAFETY are
answered
in the F.A.Q. page of the website
SEE
also COURSE 11 for more information.....
1·
Where do you receive formal training for demolition blasting?
2·
How does an implosion work?
3·
Why do you have to blast rock?
4·
When blasting is done near my property, what keeps my home or my well from being
damaged from ground vibration?
5·
Who determines the safe levels of ground vibrations for blasters to follow?
6·
How do you measure the ground vibration and air blast?
7·
How do you know the amount of explosive that can be used without causing any damage
due to ground vibration?
THE
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS REGARDING:
TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS CLEAR
LANGUAGE
are answered in the F.A.Q. page of the website
SEE
also COURSE 10 for more information.....
What
is the purpose of the TDG regulations?
What
are the Penalties for Non-Compliance?
How often do I need TDG training?
Once
trained, how long is my Certificate valid for?
If
I change employers / jobs, do I have to retrain?
Where
do I keep my Certificate?
What
happens if I do not have a valid TDG certificate?
I
already have TDG training, do I need to retrain?
How
do the TDG Courses work?
How
long do I have to complete my TDG Online Training?
What
will I receive when I have completed my training?
How
long is my certificate valid for?
*These are the opinions of D.A.L. ENTERPRISE.CA and are not to be considered as legal advice
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André
J Levesque, Owner
Suzanne Levesque, Assistant
D. A. L. Enterprise
6943 Waters Avenue,
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Tel
289.296.8770
Cell
905.353.4728
Toll
Free Fax 1.866.788.0675
Email:ajlevesque@cogeco.ca
or suzannelevesque@cogeco.ca
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