Safety Training Courses

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Cannabis in the Workplace: Training for Workers

Course Overview:
Cannabis is the Workplace: Training for Workers aims to give employees the best possible understanding of the differences between medical and recreational cannabis, their responsibilities when using medical cannabis in the workplace, and employer responsibilities. This course explains the laws relating to human rights legislation and the duty to accommodate employees who have medical authorization to use cannabis.

Who Should Take the Course?
This course has been designed to educate employees about cannabis in the workplace, focusing on the issue of impairment and providing practical information about their rights and responsibilities.

Course Objectives:
The purpose of this course is to provide a foundation that you can build upon when understanding the facts regarding cannabis in the workplace. Upon completion of the course, you will be able to:

Know the facts about medical and recreational cannabis use in Canada
Identify the potential causes and effects of impairment
Describe the signs and symptoms of impairment in the workplace
Understand the health and safety responsibilities of employers and employees
Explain the duty to accommodate, as it applies to the use of medical cannabis

Evaluation Process:
At the end of the course, there is a test. Participants must successfully complete the test before receiving their certificate. Participants that do not achieve 100% can review the module content and try as many times as necessary to complete the course. Test questions are randomly selected from a test bank, making each test unique.

Upon successfully completing the course, there is a printable certificate for your records.

Course Duration:
This online course is self-paced. Participants may leave the course at anytime and can resume where they left off. The duration will depend on the individual participant and their prior knowledge of the subject matter. On average, the course will take about 1 hour to complete.

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Cannabis in the Workplace: Management Training

Course Overview:
Cannabis is the Workplace: Management Training provides participants with information about cannabis in the workplace, focusing on the issue of impairment and providing practical guidance to help develop and apply appropriate and effective policies and procedures.

Who Should Take the Course?
This course has been designed for business owners, organizational leaders, and those with management responsibilities.

Know the facts about medical and recreational cannabis use in Canada
Recognize the potential causes, signs, and effects of impairment
Describe the health and safety responsibilities of employers and employees
Understand the duty to accommodate, as it applies to the use of medical cannabis
Recognize the limitations and challenges associated with drug testing
Know the importance of having a workplace policy, and procedures related to impairment

Upon successfully completing the course, there is a printable certificate for your records.

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Confined Space / Rescue training 8 hrs in length

Topics include: Assistance and communication, Definition of a Confined Space, PPE required, use of SCBA and SABA. Rescues include non entry and rescue Discussion on written Policy, Standards, Procedures a review of Risk Assessment on procedures , Review of CSA Standards,and how it affects you and your company. Testing of Atmospheric confined space conditions for present of harmful substances, Ventilation and how it works, Lockout/ tag out, and in depth review of the Sask. OH&S Regulations. How to fill out a Confined Space Permit.

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Driver Attitude Course (DAC)

A 4 hour class room discussion on driver attitudes and the different techniques that can help.

Objectives:

Evaluate your driving attitude and behaviour(s)
Become aware of the consequences of a
poor driver attitude
Promote responsibility for your driving via selfawareness
Remove poor driving attitudes

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Elevated Work Platform

Scissor Lift, Boom Lift & Articulating Lift

Are all 1 day courses. Theory training will be at Sawyer Safety Training, practical training will be at your location.

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Fall Protection - Energy Safety Canada (ESC)

Engage in hands-on training and learn protection methods for preventing falls.

This course replaces the former OSSA-approved Fall Protection training courses.

DESIGNED FOR

Workers who need basic fall protection training to work in areas with potential fall hazards.

Note: While this basic course can be used as part of a worker's competency assessment, the employer must designate a worker as a "competent person" based on the specific tasks assigned.

DURATION: 1 Day

Certificate Expiry: 3 Years

TOPICS INCLUDE

Fall protection concepts
Legislation and regulations
Safety measures and best practices
Identifying and assessing fall hazards
Fall arrest systems and equipment
Protection planning
Effects of a fall and fall rescue planning

Participants will engage in hands-on training activities, including inspecting, fitting, adjusting and connecting fall protection systems and components.

Upon course completion, students will have the ability to assess and evaluate fall arrest systems, and to develop and implement fall protection plans.

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Fall Protection for the Competent Person

This is a one day course that covers the following aspects of fall protection: OH&S Regulations, CSA Standards, MAF (Maximum Arrest Force), hardware familiarization, inspection of equipment, worker’s responsibilities and the use of handrails, guardrails, toerails and safety nets.

Upon Completion Students will:

Learn Fall Hazard Elimination Versus Control
Be Able to Assemble Simple and Typical Fall Protection Systems
Be Able to Designate Anchorages for FAS
Have the Ability to Assess Compliance with Government Regulations
Have the Authority to Organize an Equipment Inspection Program
Have the Ability to Organize a Post-Fall Rescue Program
Fall accident statistics
Governing bodies and regulations
Dynamics of falling
Fall protection systems
Fall protection planning
Fall arrest system components
Clearance & freefall calculations
Harness fitting
Equipment care and inspection
Suspension trauma
Rescue principles

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Fall Protection for the Competent Worker

This one day course covers many aspects of fall protection. The course covers the familiarization of
common fall protection equipment such as:

Harnesses
Shock Absorbers
Anchors
Lanyards
Snaphooks
Self-retracting devices
Retrieval Winches

They will learn how to don and adjust a harness, perform
inspections and basic maintenance on all of the above
mentioned hardware.

Upon completion students will be capable of:

Recognizing the Hazard of Falling
Understanding What Happens on Arrest of theFall
Selecting a Fixed Support for their FAS
Understanding Total Fall Distance and Minimum Required Clearance
Performing Post fall Rescues for Themselves and Others
Will Understand Your Company’s Fall Protection Rules and OH&S Safety Regulations

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Fall Protection For Rig Worker (Energy Safety Canada)

This two day course covers many aspects of fall protection.

This comprehensive fall protection course was developed in conjunction with CAOEC (Canadian Association of Energy Contractors). Designed to educate workers in the planning, use, care and implementation of fall protection systems for drilling and service rigs, it includes both theory and practical application exercises. Participants will engage in hands-on training activities, including inspecting, fitting, adjusting and connecting fall protection systems and components.

Upon successful completion of this course and examination with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire.
Fall Protection for Rig Worker approved Energy Safety Canada

Basic concepts and elements of fall protection
Equipment inspection and care
Body support devices including harness; connecting components and devices; double-leg lanyards and work positioning; cable ladder climbing systems; Vertical Rope Lifelines (VRLs); Horizontal Lifelines (HLLs); Self-Retracting Devices
Practical training includes climbing to height using fall protection equipment; work positioning, anchorage connection; and transfer between fall protection systems:
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Classroom Requirements
Approved hard hat with chin strap
CSA Approved safety glasses
CSA Approved safety toe footwear
Seasonal leather/cold weather gloves
Full length pants (no shorts)

Students must be on time and present for all course content instruction. Students who miss any course content cannot be certified and registration fees will not be reimbursed, as per the Cancellation Policy Course duration may continue beyond 4:30 pm

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Fall Rescue Training

Pre-requisite: Fall Protection for the Competent Person

The Fall Rescue Training course covers the following topics:

Hardware Familiarization - Harnesses, Steel Carabiners, Cable Chokers, Rope Rescue Systems
Inspections
Self Rescue
One Man Rescue
Easy to Use Rescue Techniques

The Practical Portion of the course consists of:

Rescue techniques from a tripod using two systems
Rescue techniques from a 228 American Pump Jack - vertical rescue from either the top or from the ground up. Ladder rescue is also an option.

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Fire Extinguisher Training

Classroom discussion on classes of fires and using fire extinguishers properly. The course also consists of a practical in using an extinguisher. The length of the course depends on the classroom size.

Course Content:

OH&S Fire Training Regulations
The Basic Elements of a Fire (the FireTriangle)
Powerful Representations on the Classes of Fires &
theTechniques used to Extinguish them
The Operation of Extinguishers
Fire Extinguisher Inspection
Fire Extinguisher Maintenance
Fire Extinguisher Service & Repair

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First Aid, CPR & AED Courses

We offer 2 Day First Aid, 1 Day First Aid Re-cert, 1 Day First Aid Blended Learning, CPR Level A, C, or BLS as well as AED Courses

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Blended First Aid

Online Theory: Use computers at our office or at your office or at home or using a iPad and home computer. Practical will be at Sawyer Safety Training.

Emergency First Aid, AED & CPR Level A or C

This minimum of 6.5 hour course presents the basic procedures for adult resuscitation and first aid. Course meets Occupational Health and Safety guidelines for Federally regulated work places.

Emergency First Aid, AED & BLS

This minimum of 8 hour course presents the basic procedures for adult, child and infant resuscitation and first aid that may be used in a medical facility. Course meets Occupational Health and Safety guidelines for Federally regulated work places.

OHS Standard First Aid, AED & CPR Level A or C

This is a minimum 16 hour course that meets the Occupational Health and Safety requirements. Content is addressed to meet the needs of both Saskatchewan and Alberta workers. (2 Day Course)

OHS Standard First Aid, CPR-A or C AED Recert

This course tests students to ensure that they still have the knowledge and skills to meet Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety expectations. Students must have a current certificate that is not expired to take this recert class. (1 Day Course)

H2S Alive

Learn to work safely in and around hydrogen sulphide (H2S) environments.

DESIGNED FOR: Any worker who may be exposed to H2S.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

· H2S Properties, Health Hazards and Locations
· Hazard Assessment and Control
· Respiratory Protective Equipment
· Detection of H2S
· Initial Response Strategy
· Upon successful completion of the required practical skills and written exam with a minimum score of 70% you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.
· Students must be present for all course instruction time. Students who miss any course content cannot be certified and registration fees will not be reimbursed
· Course starts at 8 a.m. Participants who are late may be refused admission. The duration of the course may continue beyond 4:30 p.m.
· Participants must be able to put on a mask and breathe under air
· Participants must be able to participate in rescue drag techniques
· Basic literacy and understanding in the language the course is being taught

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Off-Road Vehicle Training

ARGO

The ARGO Operator Course is a one- or two- day training program, depending on your needs. The training program is delivered by CSC-certified instructors. The curriculum is based on field-tested techniques.

Day one is on getting to know your machine, learning the controls and operations of the machine, and getting hands-on operation regarding a variety of riding techniques and strategies. Day two is designed to further train and teach the individuals on winching techniques, as well as how to put tracks on or take them off. There is also a water component in day two to ensure rider have the skills and knowledge required when entering or exiting water with an ARGO.

ATV

The ATV Rider’s course is 6-1/2 to 8 hour training program operated by CSC certified instructors. The curriculum, which is based on field-tested techniques, provides a fun and orderly way to learn proper ATV operation. The rider learns about controls, reading terrain, turning and climbing hills.

UTV

The UTV Rider’s course is a 6-1/2 to 8 hour training program operated by CSC certified instructors. The curriculum is based on field-tested techniques.

A UTV is designed to be a safe vehicle when used as intended. The key to safe operation is YOUR knowledge of the vehicle; recognizing and accepting it as a motorized vehicle; respecting its capabilities and its limitations; varying operating conditions; and good judgement and courtesy. Recognizing your own capabilities and limitations is also a very important factor for the safe operation of your UTV.

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OHS Level 1

Level 1 Occupational Health Committee (OHC) Course is an introductory course for OHC members and occupational health and safety representatives (reps). By the end of this two day course, OHC members and reps will know:

How to locate relevant information in Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation to address occupational health and safety (OHS) issues in their workplace
The requirements for establishing and operating an effective OHC
The duties and role of the OHC within the OHS Workplace Responsibility System
How to identify and assess workplace hazards
How to identify and recommend corrective actions to control workplace hazards
How to handle OHS concerns and investigate refusals to work

There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.

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OHS Level 2

Level 2 Occupational Health Committee (OHC) Course is a course for OHC Co-Chairpersons and occupational health and safety representatives (Reps), although all OHC members would benefit from attending. By the end of this two day course, participants will know how to:

Plan and conduct an OHC workplace inspection
Identify and assess deficiencies during OHC workplace inspections
Identify and recommend corrective actions to address deficiencies found during OHC workplace inspections
Fulfill their regulatory requirement to investigate workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences
Collect and analyze evidence during an investigation
Identify and assess, direct, indirect and root causes of workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences
How to identify and recommend corrective actions to prevent recurrence of workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences

Pre-requisite for attending this course is Level 1 Occupational Health Committee Training.

Level 2 Occupational Health Committee Training is also available online. To receive the equivalent of Level 2 Occupational Health Committee Classroom Training participants must successfully complete both the Workplace Inspection Online Training Course and the Workplace Incident Investigation Online Training Course.

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Oilfield Driving Awareness Course - ODA (8 hours)

Gain knowledge to improve on-road driving behaviours and better understand the factors that influence driver attitudes.

DESIGNED FOR: Professional drivers and workers who drive in oilfield driving environments.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

· Professional driving attitude
· Defensive driving skills
· Regulations and policies
· National Safety Code (NSC) requirements
· Proper vehicle inspection
· Off-highway driving techniques
· Road conditions and hazards
· Journey management
Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

Participants with an Alberta Operator’s License who receive 80% or better on the written examination are eligible for a reduction of up to three demerit points from their driving record from Alberta Transportation through any Alberta registries agent.

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Powered Mobile Equipment

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Forklift Training Course

The forklift training course is an 8 hour classroom discussion on the following topics:

Equipment recognition
Component identification, inspection &
preventative maintenance
Engineering & design
Component inspection & design
Operating procedures & safety
Loading dock safety & trailers
Propane (LPG)
Battery Electrics

Skid Steer, Front End Loader & Telehandlier

Are all 1 day courses. Theory training will be at Sawyer Safety Training, practical training will be at your location.

Respirator Fit Testing

Many workers are required to work in conditions where they are exposed to harmful dusts, fogs, fumes, mists, gases, smokes, sprays, or vapors.

We provide qualitative respirator fit tests on a one-on-one basis at our training facility. The fit tests are performed following the guidelines of CSA Standard Z94.4-02 - The Selection and Care of Respirators.

A Fit Test Log and Certification of Completion is received after successfully completing the test procedures Health screening can also be done.

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Supervision & Safety Workshop

Under Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation ‘supervisor’ means a person who is authorized by an employer to oversee or direct the work of the employer’s worker. The Supervision & Safety Workshop introduces supervisors to their legal responsibilities for occupational health and safety at the workplace. By the end of this one day course, supervisors will know:

How to locate relevant information in Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation to address occupational health and safety (OHS) issues in their workplace
The duties and roles of everyone within the OHS Workplace Responsibility System
Their duties and required competencies under Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety legislation
The role of the supervisor within workplace OHS management systems
Specific duties of a supervisor within workplace OHS management systems such as:

       Hazard identification, risk assessment and hazard control

       Workplace inspections

       Incident Investigations

       Refusals to work

       Worker training and orientation

There is no pre-requisite for attending this course.

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Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)

This 4 hour course covers the Handling, Shipping and receiving of hazardous materials. We will cover the
following topics:

Classification of Dangerous Goods
Shipping Documents
Safety Marks
Containers
Special Situations
Emergency Actions
Dangerous Goods Class Guide
Being Familiar with Using the Clear Language
Regulations

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WHMIS Fundamentals

The WHMIS Course (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) will provide the information required for working with Hazardous Materials in the workplace. It is a 4 hour classroom course covering all of the OH&S Regulations as they pertain to WHMIS. Also included in the course are:

Exemptions
Classification and Hazard Symbols
Labels
Material Safety Data Sheets
Trade Secrets
Product Sheets

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Wilderness First Aid

A minimum 6.5 hour course that introduces participants to performing basic first aid skills when medical help is over two hours or maybe days away.

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Wilderness First Aid - Advanced

A minimum 13 hour course that presents participants with procedures for dealing with a wide variety of incidents when medical help is over two hours or maybe days away. Prerequisite is a Standard First Aid with any level of CPR.

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Terms of payment

Cards will be released upon payment unless special arrangements are made.

We accept Visa, Master Card, Discovery, American Express & Debit Cards.

All courses are subject to 5% Goods and Service Tax (GST)
All NSF Cheques will subject to a $40.00 surcharge

Mailing Address:
Sawyer Safety Training & Consulting Ltd.
Box 878, Estevan, SK Canada S4A 2A7

Building:
Sawyer Safety Training & Consulting Ltd.
#3 Highway 39A East
Estevan, SK Canada S4A 2A7