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Our TrainingH2S Alive™|Ground Disturbance Level I & II™|PST-CSTS|Industrial/Commercial End-User Fall Protection Program|Emergency First Aid & CPR C|Standard First Aid & CPR C|CPR C/AED|Confined Space Level I|OSSA Regional Orientation|WHMIS|TDGH2S Alive™Hydrogen Sulphide TrainingThe Ticket - Valid for 3 years. If lost, can be replaced for a small fee; call Enform at 1-800-667-5557 or Enform Representatives, Valhalla Safety Ltd at 1877-220-4073. Industry-recognised nationally and internationally. Upon successful completion of course, a person receives a temporary ticket (valid for 90 days) while a permanent one (wallet-size) is made by and the holder registered with Enform. These permanent tickets are sent out about 12 weeks usually after the course. The Course - Minimum age is 16. No previous experience or training in the Petroleum Industry necessary. While H2S Alive is accepted across Canada and around the world, it is the only sour gas course accepted in BC. Passing mark is 70%; the course is designed to help workers become familiar with H2S/sour gas. Pre-study recommended for individuals with little scholastic background or learning disability. Oral testing available. Course length is 8 hours with breaks. Description - While H2S is produced by other industries (Pulp & Paper, Agriculture) and in nature, the Oil and Gas Industry is the largest producer of H2S/sour gas. Oilfield companies require job applicants to have H2S training even before applying. Equipment-and information intensive, the course covers: H2S Properties and the Initial Response Strategy - Properties of sour gas, where it is likely to be found, hazards to health (exposure limits and toxicity levels). Seven-step Initial Response strategy introduced and reviewed and applied to case studies. Respiratory Protective Equipment - The benefits and limitations of the 2 kinds of breathing apparatus (SCBA and SABA) that workers are likely to encounter are discussed. Students learn how to inspect, put on and use a SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus). Detection of H2S - Instructions for using two kinds of gas detector devices (Bellows and Piston); introduction to electronic monitors and practice with sampling and testing air from miniature H2S environment. Rescue Techniques & Rescue Breathing - Practice of four basic rescue – lift techniques and rescue breathing (based on Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation's guidelines; students are encouraged to take a separate first aid course. Review and Case Studies – to practise Initial Response Strategy. Test – half multiple choice, half fill-in-the-blanks. Each test is marked before students leave. Passing Grade is 70%. The temporary tickets given upon successful completion and can be taken to work immediately.
- 8 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page Ground Disturbance Level I & II™
Level I is for anyone in Construction, Mining, Petroleum and other industries performing excavation activity (ditch & trench construction and ground removal) in a non-supervisory role. Students will learn (as set out by Global Training) about a Code of Practice, recognition of hazards, underground structures and emergency procedures. Participants will be able to identify the minimum sources for searching for underground structures and to know how to use permits and pre-job safety meetings effectively in 4 hours. A three-year certificate is obtained upon successful completion without a test. Valid for 3 years across Canada. Level II is directed specifically for heavy equipment operators, vac truck drivers, all supervisors and anyone operating independently or issuing and receiving ground disturbance permits in Construction, Mining, Petroleum and other industries. Students must have a solid language competency to cover the extensive material about regulations, variances and emergency response plans for ground disturbance. Students will learn how to plan every step of a dig involving line location and types of exposure; and to create a plot plan/site drawing. How to perform a backfill inspection, to use permits, to conduct pre-job meetings and to deal with line/structure contact is also covered. Certificates are issued upon successful completion of a test. Valid across Canada for 3 years. Level I: - 5 Hours - Level II: - 8 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page Petroleum Safety Training (PST) - Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) on CD-ROMAn Interactive Computer-based Training ProgramEnform has designed and produced this safety training program for workers in the Petroleum Industry. This comprehensive course includes WHMIS Fundamentals training and specialized lessons in four sectors of the oil industry…Students need only take one of the optional lessons which pertains to the their work area to receive a certificate; we recommend that all optional lessons are taken.
Nine Standard Lessons
Four Industry Specific Optional Lessons
Interactive Training This CD ROM training program is interactive and enables users to work at their own pace. This program has been designed so students do not need significant computer skills. After completing each individual lesson, students are challenged with a short competency test. The certificate also covers CSTS (Construction Safety Training System) which meets the require-ments of IRP #16. Upon completion, students receive a ticket which reads: PST, CSTS & WHMIS Fundamentals. As of July 2009, these tickets never expire. - Approximately 6 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page Industrial/Commercial End-User Fall Protection Program
OSSA Approved/ACSA Course #6116The program was developed in accordance with the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) requirements and Oil Sands Safety Association (OSSA) guidelines. This Fall Protection Group Inc. program is recognized by the ACSA and is fully accredited by OSSA. And is valid in BC as well. During this workshop you will learn the basics of fall protection systems. Topics include:
Class maximum is 16 students. - Approximately 8 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page Emergency First Aid & CPR CourseIncludes the latest First Aid and CPR Guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid. Exceeds competitors' standards by including injury prevention content, CPR and AED.Simple First Aid and CPR techniques taught in an interactive environment, for individuals who need just an overview of First Aid and CPR.
Duration 6.5–8 hours with flexible scheduling options *CPR Level A where local legislation requires **where local legislation permits Course content
Includes any other content required by specific legislation Take-home materials
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Read about our instructors | Top of Page Standard First Aid & CPR CourseIncludes the latest First Aid and CPR Guidelines. Meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR. Exceeds competitors' standards by including injury prevention content, CPR and AED.Comprehensive First Aid and CPR techniques for those who need training for work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies in the workplace.
Duration 14 - 16 hours with flexible scheduling options *CPR Level A where local legislation requires **where local legislation permits Course content
Includes any other content required by specific legislation Take-home materials
- Approximately 18 Hours -
Read about our instructors | Top of Page CPR C/AEDIncludes the latest CPR GuidelinesThis course is designed to provide CPR training for professional rescuers*. A presentation on how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) as well as AED certification is also provided with the course where legislation permits.
Duration 6 hours *Police, Firefighters, First Responders, Workplace First Aid Teams, and Lifeguards **where local legislation permits Course content
Take-home materials
Read about our instructors | Top of Page Confined Space Level IPre-EntryThis course identifies the numerous types of Confined Spaces, Confined Space hazards and the regulations regarding working in and around them. Hazard recognition and safety protocols commonly required by both employers and employees to ensure safe work practices are also covered. Required for people working in the Oil & Gas industry, Municipal workers, Equipment Operators and others involved in excavations and trenching as well as specific areas of Agriculture and Construction. Course material reflects legislation and common industrial-regulated practices within Western Canada. Certification is valid for three years. - 8 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page Regional Orientation ProgramOil Sands Safety Association (OSSA)In an effort to streamline worker movement between the various projects in the Oil Sands surrounding Fort McMurray, the Regional Orientation became manitory in April 2006. Upon completion of the OSSA Regional Orientation Program a worker will be able to present their credentials at any of the Oil Sands Safety Association Owner Member sites (Albian Sands Energy Inc., Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., Suncor Energy Inc., and Syncrude Canada Ltd.) as proof of completing the required site access orientation. - 1 Hour - Read about our instructors | Top of Page WHMISWorkplace Hazardous Materials Information SystemWHMIS - Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. This course informs students of:
Instructor, Ron Tomlinson, uses anecdotes from his experiences and knowledge of basic Science in the Oil and Gas, Construction and Agricultural Industries to demonstrate the importance of safely working with hazardous materials. The four-hour comprehensive presentation includes instruction, video and overhead presentation and discussion. Booklet and handouts included in fee which includes GST. Each student will write a competency check at the end of the class before receiving their WHMIS ticket. These tickets never expire when an employee keeps their ticket in their possession and can show it to a new employer, or remains with the same employer. When changing employers, employees may be required to re-take their WHMIS training, with the new employer providing orientation for the hazardous materials unique to their worksite. - 4 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page TDGTransportation of Dangerous GoodsStudents receive a three-year ticket after learning the following:
For drivers, shippers, receivers and workers who have shipping/receiving activity on their worksite; especially relevant to the Oil and Gas Industry where a lot of shipping of Dangerous Goods takes place; required by many industries. This course is a comprehensive introduction to Transportation of Dangerous Goods. An open-book quiz follows four hours of video and overhead presentation with intensive discussion. Booklet and handouts included in fee which includes GST. - 4 Hours - Read about our instructors | Top of Page |
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