Working at Heights Training
We offer a CPO-approved Working at Heights Training Program. This program is designed for workers in Ontario who need to fulfill the mandatory training requirements for fall protection and safely working at height outlined in Ontario Regulation 213/91: Construction Projects.
The program blends theoretical education with hands-on training, providing a comprehensive understanding of fall hazard identification and fall safety systems. Upon completion, participants will be fully prepared to:
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Recognize common fall hazards on construction sites
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Understand and implement fall protection systems
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Properly set up and use fall safety equipment
Ensure your compliance with Ontario's regulations and equip your team with the necessary skills to work safely at heights.
What is taught?
Our Working at Heights program covers:
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Fall dynamics and hazard identification
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Rights and responsibilities related to working at height
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Ladder safety
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Legislative requirements for worker fall safety
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Fall hazard control and system options
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Personal fall protection components
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Rescue requirements and planning
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Equipment care principles
How long is the program?
Working at Heights is a full day program. It includes practical evalutations with fall protection equipment, and knowledge verification in the form of a test. An 80% passing grade is required to receive a certificate.
How many people can attend?
A maximum of 12 participants are allowed in Working at Heights classes to meet student-instructor ratios required by the training standard.
How much does it cost?
A full day program is $1000. We also offer pubic classes.
Do participants need to bring anything?
Participants should dress comfortably and approporiately for the day. You may bring your own fall protection equipment if you have it.