CPO APPROVED WORKING AT HEIGHTS
Our Working at Heights training program in Ottawa was created and developed by NATT Safety Services and is CPO approved.
WORK SAFELY AT HEIGHTS
When working at heights, you require the training and knowledge to work safely at all times.
AVOID WORKING AT HEIGHTS HAZARDS
This training allows you to recognize and avoid hazards associated with working at heights.
Working at Heights Training Ottawa
Duration: 4 hours
Maximum Participants: 12
The Working at Heights training Ottawa at NATT Safety Services Ottawa office will consist of both a theory (classroom) portion and a practical portion.
Participants of the Working at Heights training program will receive a certificate with a 3-year expiry date.
You will be taught in the following categories:
– Theory
– Practical
– PPE Requirements
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WAH Certificate VALID FOR 3 YEARS
Working at heights training is valid for three (3) years from the date of successful completion of an approved program. All learners who wish to maintain the validity of their working at heights training past this three year period need to successfully complete refresher training.
WORKING AT HEIGHTS REFRESHER TRAINING OTTAWA
Working at heights refresher training is necessary every 3 years to keep a valid certificate. WAH refresher reinforces key learning outcomes for workers who are exposed to the danger of falling from heights on construction projects.
PRACTICAL MODULE
Working at heights refresher training is the practical module of the working at heights training program (section 9.2 of the Working at Heights Training Program Standard). The minimum duration for training delivery of the practical module is three and a half (3.5) hours.
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