Rigging is the job of making the necessary preparations for lifting or moving a load safely. This program will teach the skills required to know the strength and capabilities of many tools, materials and devices that are available for rigging work. In addition, how to properly apply this information and use the tools and the equipment safely. A hands on application will be completed using various sling and configurations in transferring a load.
This program will teach the skills required to know the strength and capabilities of many tools, materials and devices that are available for rigging work. In addition, how to properly apply this information and use the tools and the equipment safely.
Knowledge of the equipment and materials with which we work is one of the most important factors in occupational health and safety. Each item has been designed and developed to serve a specific purpose. Recognizing its capabilities and limitations not only improves efficiency but minimizes hazards and helps prevent accidents.
There is only one way to do any rigging job, and that is safely.
Minimum class size of 6 required to run class.
NORCAT Offices: Safety footwear, safety glasses with side shield, work gloves
On-Site: PPE Per Clients H&S Policies.
Certification will be provided.
Hoisting, Rigging and Moving - Level 1
NORCAT Offices: Safety footwear, safety glasses with side shield, work gloves
On-Site: PPE Per Clients H&S Policies.
Certification will be provided.
This 2-day, 12-module program will teach the skills required to know the strength and capabilities of many tools, materials and devices that are available for rigging work. In addition, how to properly apply this information and use the tools and the equipment safely.
The day 2 emphasis will be on non-routine lifts up to critical lifts. Trainees will be given different scenarios and follow a process to determine which category the lift falls under and who to get involved in the lift as well as in-depth categorizing and planning of lifts in a formal way.
Hoisting, Rigging and Moving - Level 1 and Level 2
NORCAT Offices: Safety footwear, safety glasses with side shield, work gloves
On-Site: PPE Per Clients H&S Policies.
Certification will be provided.
NORCAT’s Elevated Work Platforms training program is designed to promote the inspection, safe use and understanding of hazards associated with elevated work platforms. This program is applicable to a variety of equipment including scissor lifts, telescopic booms, and articulating booms.
This comprehensive program is delivered in two parts in order to provide the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical, hands-on training to facilitate compliance for workers using aerial lift equipment, and includes an assessment of both.
Valid Working at Heights Certificate, or Fall-Arrest Certificate depending on field/job requirements
NORCAT Offices: Safety Footwear, Hard Hat.
On-Site: PPE Per Clients H&S Policies, and EWP to be Certified on.
Employer to provide EWP platform for training.
Price:
$250.00 + HST - NORCAT facility training, NORCAT provides lift
$189.00 + HST - On-site training, client provides lift
Certification will reflect piece of equipment provided for the training. It’s the Employer’s responsibility to provide additional training for any new piece of equipment the employee is expected to operate.
NORCAT's Lift Truck training program is designed to be delivered in two parts which consists of a theoretical and a practical component. The online theoretical component provides the theory a lift truck operator requires prior to practical training. Following the online theoretical training, a classroom based practical hands on component is held with workers to promote the safe use, inspection, operation and an understanding of hazards associated with the use of a Lift Truck.
None.
NORCAT Offices: Safety Footwear, Hard Hat.
On-Site: PPE Per Clients H&S Policies, and Forklift to be Certified on.
Employer to provide lift for training.
Certification will reflect piece of equipment provided for the training. It’s the Employer’s responsibility to provide additional training for any new piece of equipment the employee is expected to operate.
The Suspended Access Equipment programs meets the training requirements outlined in the current Construction Projects regulation (O. Reg. 213/91, s. 138.1 (3)).
Trainees will learn the requirements for roof plans and work plans, as well as the systems of support when working from a suspended work platform: the fall arrest system; and the suspended work platform system. Instruction and direction in the daily inspection and safe use of the fall arrest system and suspended work platform system.
Working at Heights
NORCAT Offices: Safety footwear and hardhat
On-Site: PPE Per Clients H&S Policies.
Trainees will be instructed in the reading and use a roof plan and work plan, assemble a suspended work platform system in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and inspect the assembled system.
Suspended Access Equipment - User, Working at Heights
Providing the theory and practical training required to safely connect, activate, and disconnect heaters, torches, and propane-powered equipment of less than 400,000 Btu/h, in accordance with Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) requirements.
Safety footwear, long sleeves and pants
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