WORKING AT HEIGHTS
CERTIFICATE
3 year
COST
$150 + HST
DURATION
8 hours
English
LANGAUGE
Working at Heights Training is a full-day, hands-on course designed for both new and experienced workers looking to enhance their knowledge of fall protection techniques and safety compliance. This comprehensive program covers essential theory, hazard awareness, and practical training with live equipment, ensuring participants are fully equipped to prevent falls and work confidently. This course meets Ontario’s regulatory requirements and provides industry-recognized certification upon completion, making it an essential step for advancing your career and maintaining a safe worksite.
COURSE CONTENT
In this Working at Heights Training Course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of essential fall protection systems and practical techniques to ensure safety while working in elevated environments. Course content includes:
Travel Restraint Systems: Learn how to effectively use systems that limit movement to prevent reaching dangerous edges or areas.
Fall Restricting Systems: Understand how these systems minimize the distance and severity of a fall when working on ladders or other elevated structures.
Fall Arrest Systems: Gain expertise in deploying fall arrest equipment, including harnesses and lanyards, to stop a fall safely and reduce injury risks.
Safety Nets: Learn the proper setup and use of safety nets to provide secondary protection in high-risk areas.
Work Belts and Safety Belts: Explore the appropriate applications, limitations, and inspection procedures for work and safety belts.
Hazard Awareness and Risk Assessment: Recognize potential fall hazards, assess risks, and implement preventive measures tailored to the job site.
Regulatory Compliance: Understand the safety requirements under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act and relevant standards.
This hands-on training ensures participants are confident, compliant, and well-prepared to work safely at heights, making it a vital course for workers in construction and industrial environments.
Participants must wear appropriate clothing, as well as CSA-certified head, foot, and eye protection. We ask that you bring your own personal protective equipment (PPE) and that it is maintained and in good working order per the manufacturer’s specifications and regulatory requirements.
Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Monday - Friday
8am – 5pm
(613) 531-3698
150-244 Dalton Ave.
Kingston, On