Binesi Safety Solutions Course Listings 2015

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BINESI – Safety Solutions Winter 2014

Competence-‐‑Awareness-‐‑Knowledge-‐‑Safety-‐‑Solutions

Construction Health and Safety Training

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Binesi Course listings and Descriptions

Confined Space Entry 1 Day This program blends in-‐‑class learning with a practical training component. Upon completion, participants will be knowledgeable about confined space requirements under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, and will be able to recognize confined spaces, describe the major hazards, identify controls, and perform a confined space rescue. Program Content • Potential hazards of confined spaces • How to recognize a confined space as defined by the

Occupational Health and Safety Act • Employer programs for confined space entry • Hazards and their assessment • Plans for controlling hazards of confined space activity • Training and entry permits • Confined space rescue Who Should Attend? Personnel who are required to enter confined spaces.

Hoisting and Rigging – Basic Safety Training 2 Days This course gives participants a basic knowledge of the principles related to safe hoisting and rigging practices in the construction industry. Full attendance is mandatory. The passing grade is 100 per cent for hand signals, 80 per cent for knots, and 80 per cent for the performance review. Participants must bring their own calculator. Program Content • Hoisting and rigging hazards • Fiber rope, knots, and hitches • Hardware, wire rope, and slings • Rigging tools and devices • Hazard awareness in crane operations Who Should Attend? Workers who will be involved in hoisting and rigging operations. Participants will receive a record of completion.

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Lift Truck Operator 2 Days In our interactive two-‐‑day course, participants will learn the essential principles involved in the safe operation of a lift truck. These principles include • Understanding the limitations that affect truck stability and safe

loading criteria • Recognizing the hazards ahead of time that present a risk to your

and those around the truck • Understanding the fundamentals of handling high-‐‑risk loads • Knowing the legal responsibilities associated with lift trucks Program Content • Classes and types of lift trucks • Legislation • Lift truck features and safety equipment • Basic hydraulics • Pre-‐‑operational inspection • Start-‐‑up (mounting and dismounting) • Stability principles of lift trucks • Travelling without a load • Travelling with a load • Capacity and load charts • Load handling (picking up a load) • Load lifting and handling—elevated level–stacking • Operating hazards and refueling precautions and recharging • Shutdown procedures (parking) Who Should Attend? Supervisors, lead hands, lift truck operators, and health and safety committee members or representatives. A detailed two-‐‑page record of training including a wallet card will be issued to those who satisfactorily complete the course with a grade of 90 per cent or higher. The record of training expires after three years. NOTE: For courses at your facility, you will be required to provide a suitable lift truck. Upon request, BINESI will offer a one-‐‑day Lift Truck Operator—Recertification course. *Participants with less than 100 operating hours are considered “new or novice operators” and are required to complete a third day of practical training and receive a practical evaluation. For this additional day, there is a limit of four participants and an extra charge of $180.

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Lift Truck Operator—Recertification 1 Day In our interactive classroom-‐‑based refresher course, experienced operators will relearn the following essential principles involved in the safe operation of a lift truck. • Understand the limitations that affect truck stability and safe

loading criteria. • Recognize the hazards ahead of time that present a risk to

yourself and those around the truck. • Understand the fundamentals of handling high-‐‑risk loads. • Know the legal responsibilities associated with lift trucks. Program Content • Classes and types of lift trucks • Legislation Lift truck features and safety equipment • Basic hydraulics • Pre-‐‑operational inspection • Start-‐‑up (mounting and dismounting) • Stability principles of lift trucks • Travelling without a load • Travelling with a load • Capacity and load charts • Load handling (picking up a load) • Load lifting and handling—elevated level–stacking • Operating hazards and Refueling precautions and recharging • Shutdown procedures (parking) Prerequisites Proof of lift truck training within the last 36 months. Who Should Attend? Experienced lift truck operators. A detailed two-‐‑page record of training including a wallet card will be issued to those who satisfactorily complete the course with a grade of 90 per cent or higher. The record of training expires after three years. NOTE: For courses at your facility, you will be required to provide a suitable training space


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Skid Steer 2 Days In our interactive two-‐‑day course, participants will learn the essential principles involved in the safe operation of a skid steer. These principles include Program Content • Classes and types of skid steer vehicles and attachments • Legislation • Lift truck features and safety equipment • Basic hydraulics • Pre-‐‑operational inspection • Start-‐‑up (mounting and dismounting) • Stability principles of lift trucks • Travelling without a load • Travelling with a load • Capacity and load charts • Load handling • Load lifting and handling • Operating hazards and precautions • Refueling and recharging • Shutdown procedures (parking) Who Should Attend? Supervisors, lead hands, lift truck operators, and health and safety committee members or representatives. A detailed two-‐‑page record of training including a wallet card will be issued to those who satisfactorily complete the course with a grade of 90 per cent or higher. The record of training expires after three years. NOTE: For courses at your facility, you will be required to provide a suitable lift truck. Upon request, BINESI will offer a one-‐‑day Lift Truck Operator—Recertification course. *Participants with less than 100 operating hours are considered “new or novice operators” and are required to complete a third day of practical training and receive a practical evaluation. For this additional day, there is a limit of four participants and an extra charge of $180.


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Standard First Aid & CPR 2 Days Comprehensive two-‐‑day course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR. Instructor Red Cross First Aid Instructor or Instructor Trainer Completion Requirements 100% attendance, skills demonstration, and 75% min. passing grade on written exam Certification 3-‐‑year certification in Standard First Aid, CPR Level A, C, or HCP, and AED Recertification 6–8 hours; includes CPR Level C, adheres to local legislation Course Content • Preparing to respond • The EMS system • Check, Call, Care • Airway emergencies • Breathing and circulation emergencies • First aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest • Wound care • Head and spine injuries • Bone, muscle and joint injuries • Sudden medical emergencies • Environmental emergencies • Poisons Includes any other content required by specific legislation Take-‐‑Home Materials Red Cross First Aid & CPR Manual Certification card and optional wall certificate (or as required by legislation)


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Suspended Access Equipment 2 Days This program teaches participants how to recognize, select, and install suspended access equipment, support systems, and fall protection. Program Content • Equipment • Planning • Fall-‐‑arrest and suspension systems • Safe set-‐‑up Prerequisite Working at Heights Who Should Attend? Workers and supervisors who rig and install suspended access equipment.

Suspended Access Equipment Users'ʹ Hazard Awareness 1 Day This classroom-‐‑based program gives an overview of safe practices regarding suspended access equipment. Program Content • Requirements for safe set-‐‑up • Rigging basics • Using suspended access equipment • Fall-‐‑arrest systems • Safe loading Who Should Attend? Workers who use suspended access equipment, but do not rig or install it. Participants will receive a record of completion.


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Trenching Safety (Hazard Introduction) 1/2 Day This program is primarily for firms that excavate deeper than 1.2 meters (4 ft.). Emphasis is placed on soil types, legislation, and emergency work. Program Content • Personal protective equipment • Review of legislation • Emergency work • Determining soil types • Approved shoring/trenching boxes • Public safety use of heavy equipment • Locates • Underground hazards • Work area protection • High/low pressure gas mains Who Should Attend? Staff and supervisors involved in trenching and shoring.

WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Material Information System) 1/2 Day This course is a generic overview of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). Program Content • Legislative requirements • Responsibilities of workplace parties • Information delivery • Worker education and training • Occupational health • Recognition, assessment, and control options Who Should Attend? Anyone who may come in contact with hazardous substances. BINESI will issue a record of completion to participants who


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Working at Heights – Fundamentals of Fall Prevention 1 Day BINESI'ʹS WORKING AT HEIGHTS—FUNDAMENTALS OF FALL PREVENTION IS A ROBUST PROGRAM THAT MEETS THE PURPOSE OF THE NEW MINISTRY OF LABOUR TRAINING STANDARD FOR WORKING AT HEIGHTS. This course provides workers with the basic fall prevention information they require to work safely in areas where they may be exposed to fall hazards. Participants receive the most up-‐‑to-‐‑date information with hands-‐‑on instruction from industry experts and trained adult educators who are experienced in working at heights. While Working at Heights is a great starting point, site-‐‑specific training is also required. After the in-‐‑class session, the employer must train workers on the specific hazards faced and types of equipment used on the job. Program Content This course consists of a combination of classroom and hands-‐‑on learning activities. Topics include: • Common fall hazards • Fall protection and types of equipment • Working with ladders, scaffolds, elevating work platforms, and

suspended access equipment • Related laws and regulations Personal Protective Equipment Participants must wear appropriate clothing, as well as CSA-‐‑certified head, foot, and eye protection. We ask that you bring your own personal protective equipment (PPE) and that it is maintained and in good working order as per the manufacturer’s specifications and regulatory requirements. If you do not have the necessary PPE, you will not be able to complete the program and will be asked to reschedule when you have the proper clothing and equipment.

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Working at Heights – Fundamentals of Fall Prevention (con’t) Learning Evaluation To obtain a certificate of completion for this program, participants must be present for the full program and meet both of the following requirements: 1. Complete the written multiple-‐‑choice test and achieve a minimum grade of 75% 2. Complete a hands-‐‑on demonstration of seven specific critical tasks and achieve a score of 100%. BINESI will issue a certificate of completion only to those who successfully meet the above evaluation requirements. For participants with language, literacy, or accommodation needs, alternative evaluation methods to the written test may be used to verify that key concepts have been understood. Please discuss your needs with a BINESI customer



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Binesi offers a one month, one of a kind training program geared specifically towards your construction health and safety needs. Whether you are a construction company, trade school, First Nation Community or FN Community Management Board this package is essential to your success. Our One month program is designed around raising the level of competence and hazard awareness of high risk activity for workers and supervisors in the construction sector. The program meets the intent of the OHSA and Regulations for Construction Projects. Participants will be able to recognize, asses, control and evaluate hazards in construction. In a safe work environment it is essential to understand the duties of workers, supervisors, employers and constructors. Through the use of best practice, knowledge, training and experience, Binesi is creating a framework of self-‐‑reliance, supporting the internal responsibility system. The one month training includes:

• Confined Space Entry • Hoisting and Rigging • Lift Truck Operator • Lift Truck Operator

Recertification • Skid Steer • Suspended Access

Equipment User’s Hazard Awareness

• Suspended Access Equipment

• Trenching Safety • Standard First Aid and CPR • WHMIS • Working At Heights

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Binesi’s New Worker Training Program All your Construction Health and Safety training done in one month

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The one-‐‑month New Worker Training Program includes all course materials and protective equipment. Transportation can be arranged to and from the training facility from a pre-‐‑determined destination. Attendance is mandatory for completion of the program. Failure to attend all dates will result in a non-‐‑completion and the full course must be taken in order to receive a certificate of complete. All training adheres to the intent of the OHSA. The program can also be altered to accommodate your training needs.

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The Underground Hard Rock Miner program is 10 days in duration. This comprehensive training program complies with the standards set out by the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities (MTCU). This program consists of 8 training days and 2 days in a fully functional mine. In the practical sessions, all aspects of each module are reviewed and practiced. Every module of the training will be completed to the trainee’s personal satisfaction and to the satisfaction of the instructor to ensure the complete working knowledge and skill required for every module. Completion guarantees the graduate a lifetime Common Core certificate. Successful graduates of the program will be registered with the MTCU under Program #770010 -‐‑ Underground Hard Rock Miner. The following modules are included in the program: U0000 -‐‑ Follow Surface and Underground Induction U0001 -‐‑ Perform General Inspection U0002 -‐‑ Scale Loose Rock U0012 -‐‑ Perform General Lock Out and Tag

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Basic Underground Hard Rock Miner -‐‑ Common Core

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Binesi Safety Solutions Course Listings 2015