WORKING AT HEIGHTS
In-Class Training $145 Only
CPO APPROVED TRAINING
Working at Heights Training Overview
As per the Occupational Health & Safety Act & Regulations in Ontario, anyone working at heights of 3m/ 10 feet requires to be certified in working at heights by a CPO approved training provider.
Phoenix Health And Safety offers 1 days of in-person (Theory/Practical) working at heights course. Participants engage in group activities and assessments while learning from facilitator. The course materials will be distributed to participants the day of the session. Through group projects and discussions, participants gain knowledge from other participants.
For the purpose of ensuring that students can effectively check and operate the necessary fall protection equipment, this course includes a hands-on demonstration of the tools and processes.
For On-Site training at your location on a date of your choice, please contact us for a quote.
During Working at Heights Training, will cover the following topics and activities.
- Theory
- Fall hazard control
- Anchor Points
- Harness and lanyard inspection and use
- Vertical and horizontal life lines
- Safe work planning and requirements
- Applicable legislation and guidelines
- Harness and equipment care and storage
- Ladder safety
- Rights and responsibilities for working at heights
- Bump lines and guardrails
- Scaffolding
- Aerial work platform devices and additional training
- Calculating free fall distance
Practical
- Harness donning and doffing
- 100% tie off
- Harness and lanyard inspections
- Scaffolding safety
- Vertical life line and rope grab
- Aerial work platform (with 100% tie off)
Yes. Under Ontario Regulation 297/13, every construction worker who works at a height where there is a fall risk must complete a CPO-approved Working at Heights training program before working on a project. Phascorp is a CPO-approved Working at Heights provider. We offer the full WAH course, a WAH refresher, and a WAH Train-the-Trainer program for companies building internal training capacity.
Both, depending on the course.
Online and virtual: WHMIS, JHSC Part 1, JHSC Part 2, JHSC Refresher, Book 7, Fall Protection, Confined Space, AODA, Workplace Violence and Harassment, Lock-Out Tag-Out.
In-class: JHSC (Parts 1, 2, Refresher), Working at Heights, First Aid (Emergency and Standard), Book 7, WHMIS Train-the-Trainer, Crane Safety, Fall Protection Equipment Inspector, Food Safety, Mask Fit Testing.
Forklift training is in-person only. The OHSA requires demonstrated hands-on competency on the actual machine.
Yes. Corporate and group safety training is one of our largest service areas. We deliver training programs across warehousing, manufacturing, food and beverage, e-commerce, construction, healthcare, and government, customized to your industry, equipment, and workplace hazards. Training can be delivered at our different centers location or on-site at your facility.
Yes. Phascorp is a CPO-approved (Chief Prevention Officer, Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development) training provider in Ontario. CPO-approved courses include JHSC Part 1, JHSC Part 2, JHSC Refresher, Working at Heights, and Working at Heights Refresher. Our forklift training programs are developed in accordance with Ontario workplace safety requirements and industry standards for powered lift truck operator training. We hold active contracts with Ontario Court of Justice, Ministry of Environment, Fort William Historical Park, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming | Ontario Public Service, Ministry of Public & Business Service Delivery & Procurement, Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa, Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services | Ontario Public Service