Occupational Health and Safety Training

This training includes theoretical-in-class-training for the safe operation and maintenance of powered lift trucks and the safe handling of propane cylinders.  A practical evaluation follows with the trainee demonstrating their proficiency on the piece of equipment they will normally be operating.  Coaching will be provided for those who show weaknesses in certain areas.  Re-certification is now available in a four-hour in-class and on-site evaluation program.  Training in the use of self-propelled elevating devices, such as scissor lifts, is also available.

These three programs are for those who change cylinders on equipment/or connect, activate and disconnect propane construction heaters and tiger torches/or fill propane cylinders or fuel tanks.  They each have a specific ROT certifying the operator's competence in each application.   

This program is designed for those who are required to enter confined spaces, such as: silos, tankers, manholes or dust collectors with a potential for an associated hazard.

Distinct procedures must be developed and adhered to when servicing energized equipment. This program ensures an understanding of why equipment must be locked out and tagged, how to complete the appropriate forms and what the procedures are for lockout/tagout.