Attend Saturday Classroom from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, then return Sunday for driving from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM Classrooms are air conditioned, with comfortable leather chairs, free coffee, donuts, pure water, and soft drinks. Take advantage of the only unlimited guaranty offered in Canada. If you do not pass, you are welcome to re-test every single weekend for the next two years at no further charge. Successful graduates receive professional industry credentials on course completion.

Training covers truck-related topics including all operating instructions, warnings, and precautions for the types of trucks the operator will operate; differences between the truck and the automobile; controls and instrumentation: location, what they do, and how they work; engine or motor operation; steering and maneuvering; visibility (including restrictions due to loading); fork and attachment adaptation; operation, and use limitations; vehicle capacity (weight and load center); vehicle stability (with and without load and attachments); vehicle inspection and maintenance the operator will be required to perform; refueling and/or charging and recharging batteries; operating limitations and instructions, warning, or precautions for the type of vehicle which the employee is being trained to operate. Saturday covers classroom / Theory / Written Test. Sunday covers Driving / Operating Test.

Attend Written & Driving Classes from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM on Sunday for testing.  Classrooms are air conditioned, with comfortable leather chairs, free coffee, donuts, pure water, and soft drinks. Take advantage of the only unlimited guaranty offered in Canada. If you do not pass, you are welcome to re-test every single weekend for the next two years at no further charge. Successful graduates receive professional industry credentials on course completion.

Training covers truck-related topics including all operating instructions, warnings, and precautions for the types of narrow aisle reach trucks the operator will operate; controls and instrumentation: location, what they do, and how they work; engine or motor operation; steering and maneuvering; visibility (including restrictions due to loading); fork and attachment adaptation; operation, and use limitations; vehicle capacity (weight and load center); vehicle stability (with and without load and attachments); vehicle inspection and maintenance the operator will be required to perform; charging and recharging batteries; operating limitations and instructions, warning, or precautions for the type of vehicle which the employee is being trained to operate. Covers classroom / Theory / Written Test and Driving / Operating Test.

Individuals attend One day, Classroom & Operation from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM by prearranged appointment . Classrooms are air conditioned, with comfortable leather chairs, free coffee, donuts, pure water, and soft drinks. Take advantage of the only unlimited guaranty offered in Canada. If you do not pass, you are welcome to re-test every single week for the next two years at no further charge. Successful graduates receive professional industry credentials on course completion.

This course covers introduction to Aerial/Scissor Lift Equipment, Inspections, Common Hazards, Terminology and anatomy of common units Refueling, Balance & Stability, Safe Operation, Making Lifts, Battery Care, and work related issues that all safety conscious employers demand. ,

Two day Flagging Course. Low/Moderate Risk Course.( As defined in OHS Guidelines, Part 18, Traffic Control )

In the Province of British Columbia, WorkSafeBC states, “ that in moderate risk situations, the comprehensive TCP training for high risk workplaces is not neccessary”. However, training for Low/Moderate Risk Workplace TCP’s, must address at a minimum the points described below.

This course addresses training that includes an overview of basic traffic control techniques, including setting up and taking down of basic traffic control devices at a work site, proper hand signals, and proper positioning. Instruction on personal protective clothing, and safety equipment, responding to aggressive drivers, identifying an escape route, and reporting of near misses and incidences that occur. This TCP training for low/moderate risk workplaces includes, in class coursework, as well as practical practice sessions in a controlled environment. Training at this level may be delivered by a third party.

For High Risk Training, in the province of British Columbia, please refer to WorkSafeBC

Unlike Forklift Classes which run every weekend, the Skid-Steer course is a pre-sign up course that requires a wait list until we reach a minimum class size of 5 participants. Classroom usually runs from 8:30 AM to about 1:00 PM, then Operator Driving takes place, continuing until 4 or 5 pm, or the next day, 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM, depending on students.

Support personnel bring all participants their choice of breakfast or lunch from the local Fast Food, and you are required to dress appropriately for cold, wet, or inclement weather. You will be taking part in an actual working field assignment, guaranteed to give you a good basic working knowledge of how to effectively use a Skid-Steer Loader, How to operate Safely, handle pre-trip inspections, and to understand all aspects of how to safely use this versatile piece of important equipment.

Classrooms are air conditioned, with comfortable leather chairs, free coffee, donuts, pure water, and soft drinks. Take advantage of the only unlimited guaranty offered in Canada. If you do not pass, you are welcome to re-test at a pre-arranged time during the next two years at no further charge. Successful graduates receive professional industry credentials on course completion..

One day Course. The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) is Canada’s hazard communication standard. The key elements of the system are cautionary labelling of containers of WHMIS “controlled products”, the provision of material safety data sheets (MSDSs) and worker education programs. WHMIS is implemented through coordinated federal, provincial and territorial legislation. Supplier labelling and MSDS requirements are set out under the Hazardous Products Act and associated Controlled Products Regulations. The Hazardous Products Act and its regulations are administered by the Government of Canada Department of Health, commonly referred to as Health Canada. Familiarity with WHMIS information and requirements for both management and workers is a must for successful job seekers in todays competitive environment. 

One day safety awareness Certificate course familiarizes new or experienced construction job seekers with a program, originally pioneered in Western Canada. The program has received critical acclaim from industry, and is an absolute must for those entering the construction industry concerned with safety for themselves and co-workers in the construction workplace.  

Two day Fall Protection Course. Training programs are required in industry where Fall Protection is required to teach employees who might be exposed to fall hazards how to recognize such hazards and how to minimize them. Participants are trained in the following areas: (a) the nature of fall hazards in the work area; (b) the correct procedures for erecting, maintaining, disassembling, and inspecting fall protection systems; (c) the use and operation of controlled access zones and guardrail, personal fall arrest, safety net, warning line, and safety monitoring systems; (d) the role of each employee in the safety monitoring system when the system is in use; (e) the limitations on the use of mechanical equipment during the performance of roofing work on low-sloped roofs; (f) the correct procedures for equipment and materials handling and storage and the erection of overhead protection; and, (g) employees’ role in fall protection plans. Day 1 Classroom/ Theory. Day 2 Practical Applications, use of Equipment and Final Test.

Two day Warehouse Course. covers Why Work Safely, What Is Working Safely, Company Responsibility, Your Responsibility, General Safety Rules, Blood-borne Pathogens, Personal Protective Equipment, Electrical Safety, Lockout Tagout – Control of Hazardous Energy, Emergency Action, Housekeeping, Fire Prevention,Visitors, Chemicals (Hazard Communication: Your Right-to-Know, Cause of Accidents & Injuries, Safe Lifting – Back Injury Prevention, Ergonomics, Personal Hygiene & Sanitation, and Personal Responsibility for Safety. Great for companies, supervisors, job seekers, and those looking for promotion.