Working at Heights Training & Certification in Ontario

In-Class Theory Based Fall Protection Training Program

Our Working at Heights Training Course Covers:

  • WORKING AT HEIGHTS TRAINING FOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES
  • CPO Approved Course
  • Principles of Fall Protection
  • Full Day – 8 Hours

Course Overview

As of April 15, 2015, workers on construction projects using travel restraints, fall restricting and arrest systems, safety nets and work belts or safety belts must be trained to received ‘Working at Heights’ certification. Our Working at Heights course meets the requirements outlined in the Occupational Health & Safety Awareness and Training Regulation (297/13) for Working at Heights Training on Construction Projects.

Part One: Basic Theory

  • Rights & Responsibilities.
  • Identification of the Hazards of Working At Heights.
  • Elimination or Control of Hazards.
  • Ladders and Similar Equipment.
  • Warning Methods and Physical Barriers.
  • Intro to Personal Fall Protection Equipment.
  • How to Know if Your Existing Working at Heights Certification is Still Valid.
  • Learn About Recertification Period and Working at Heights Certification Expiry Timelines.

Part Two: Practical Equipment

  • Barriers & other fixed equipment
  • Personal Fall Protection Equipment
  • Other Required Protective Equipment
  • Anchor Points
  • Work Access Equipment & Platforms
  • Rescue Planning

Maximum 12 Participants. Larger groups may be arranged, up to 24 with 2 Instructors.

  • WORKING AT HEIGHTS REFRESHER COURSE
  • CPO Approved
  • Duration: 4 hours

Course Overview

This course is for workers who wish to maintain their Working At Heights Certification and meets the requirements of the Occupational Health and Awareness Training Regulation (297/13) for Working at Heights on Construction Projects.

Working at Heights Training Ontario – Course Outline

  • Barriers and Other Fixed Equipment
  • Personal Fall Protection Equipment
  • Anchor Points
  • Work Access Equipment & Platforms
  • Rescue Planning
  • Practical Evaluations

Maximum 12 participants per course. Larger groups up to 24 may be arranged and requires 2 Instructors.

Working at Heights Certificate Expiry?

Your previous working at heights certification could be expired if it has been more than 3 years since you took the course or a refresher course. That means if your training at heights certificate displays a date prior to 2020, you should consider registering for a refresher course to re-certify.

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