$795.00
Overhead cranes are essential in any workplace where heavy loads need to be transported, but they can be extremely dangerous when operated improperly. The Overhead Crane certification course is designed to minimize workplace accidents by teaching operators how to safely operate a variety of overhead cranes. It covers general requirements, types of overhead cranes and equipment, preoperational inspections, capacity, material handling, hand signals, and parking.
Note – Practical training and/or a practical evaluation is required to receive your full certificate. Additional payment may be required for practical training and evaluations; we do not provide practical training or evaluations to independent operators – please enquire about practical training/evaluations in your area before taking this course, as refunds will not be provided once the course has been completed.
This course covers aspects of disability in the workplace such as facts and myths surrounding employing workers with disabilities, workplace accommodation plans, and regulations like the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) and the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR). It is designed for both employers and employees.
This course teaches workers about the dangers of working with or around sources of hazardous energy and how to control that energy using a lockout/tag out program.
Workplace violence is an increasingly common problem in Canada, involving everything from threatening or intimidating behaviour to physical assault. This course covers aspects of violence in the workplace such as definitions of workplace violence, the legislation concerning workplace violence and harassment policies and programs, and workplace violence risk assessment, control methods, and reporting procedures.
This course covers aspects of disability in the workplace such as facts and myths surrounding employing workers with disabilities, workplace accommodation plans, and regulations like the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) and the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR). It is designed for both employers and employees.
This course teaches workers about the dangers of working with or around sources of hazardous energy and how to control that energy using a lockout/tag out program.
Workplace violence is an increasingly common problem in Canada, involving everything from threatening or intimidating behaviour to physical assault. This course covers aspects of violence in the workplace such as definitions of workplace violence, the legislation concerning workplace violence and harassment policies and programs, and workplace violence risk assessment, control methods, and reporting procedures.
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