HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING
Correct Compliance offers the following Health & Safety Training programs:

Pedestrian Awareness
This program is recommended for people who work around any lifting devices or material handling equipment such as Forklifts, Aerial work platforms and/or in warehouse environments. This will also help ensure that employees working on lifting devices are aware of the dangers and procedures to follow when in these areas. Course length is approximately 4 hours.
Forklift Evaluator Training Program
This one-day evaluator program is designed to provide an individual with the necessary knowledge and skills to be able to conduct on-site practical training for Internal Evaluations as required by CSA B-335-15. Course length is approximately 4 hours.


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Battery Maintenance & Pre-Shift Inspections
This program is suitable for anyone that is changing, charging or handling batteries within your facility. The program includes proper watering procedures, PPE, applicable legislation & regulations and a practical portion to reinforce the classroom objectives. Course is on-site and is approximately 4 hours.
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Topics include:
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Legislative requirements: Fire Code, OHSA
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Detailed component breakdown: Plates, Electrolyte etc.
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Battery weight: Size, Hazards, Safe Handling Procedures
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Pre-Operational Inspection: Caps, Cables, Connectors, Corrosion
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Review of proper Personal Protective Equipment
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Watering Procedures
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Battery life cycle: Use, Charge, Cooling
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Charging and Changing Procedures
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Spill and First Aid Procedures)
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Practical Component:
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Demonstration of above techniques specific to company requirements
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Question & Answer Forum
Fall Protection (Industrial)
This program is recommended for people who work at heights in an Industrial environment. Aerial work platforms, boom trucks & stock pickers/order pickers require operators to be trained in Fall Protection. Course length is approximately 4 hours and accommodates 12 people maximum; includes a written test.
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Topics include:
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Review accidents and cause
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Current Legislation and Standards
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Fall Prevention/Safe Work Environment: Signs, Barriers, Pedestrian Safety
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Primary and secondary approach to fall protection
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Body support: Types of harnesses (Group A, D, E, L, P) and the proper use
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Types of Connectors: Lanyards, snap-hooks, carabiners
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Fall arrest considerations: Free fall, deceleration distance, safety factor, fall distance clearance calculation
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“Swing Fall” and its prevention
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Shock absorbing lanyards: types and how they work
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Equipment care and maintenance
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Anchorage points: Engineered vs. Improvised
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Fall rescue: simple and safe as possible
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Suspension trauma