Knowing how to prevent falls is an important piece for workplace safety, and a Burnaby course will teach the fundamentals of this.
The four-hour Fall Protection course, which is offered by the Construction Industry Training network, will help to create accident-free workplaces. Certificates will be presented to the attendees who complete the session, and they will need to have a piece of valid photo ID to receive this document.
The learners will find out why fall protection is important, and they will be introduced to the equipment and techniques that will help to keep them safe. There will be a discussion of the major methods used in the field, and they will also be walked through the process of developing a Fall Protection Plan. The class will include an assortment of scenarios, and this will all take place at 4199 Lougheed Highway.
The participants in this type of training often benefit from manuals and other learning materials, which they can include in their own resource libraries. A printing services company can prepare these sorts of materials using comb binding and other techniques.
Friday, December 18 is the scheduled date for this training opportunity, and it will start promptly at 12:30 pm. It will wrap up at 4:30 pm, and registration can be completed through the host’s website.
