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  • About H2S Alive:

    H2S is a colorless, toxic gas that can be fatal at high concentrations, often causing eye and throat irritation at lower levels. Due to its potential dangers, training is essential for workers in environments where H2S may be present, teaching them to detect, mitigate, and respond to H2S incidents. This Energy Safety Canada course provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to protect individuals in H2S-exposed workplaces.

  • About Common Safety Orientation:

    This online course equips new workers with essential safety knowledge, focusing on safe work practices and hazard recognition. It covers key topics like the 10 Life Saving Rules, emergency response procedures, and reporting incidents and near misses. The course aims to streamline orientation training by addressing common workplace safety information.

  • About H2S Alive Blended:

    H2S is a colorless, toxic gas that can be fatal at high concentrations, often causing eye and throat irritation at lower levels. Due to its potential dangers, training is essential for workers in environments where H2S may be present, teaching them to detect, mitigate, and respond to H2S incidents. This Energy Safety Canada course provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to protect individuals in H2S-exposed workplaces

    (must have a valid H2S certification and complete the online portion through ESC before booking)

  • About Fall Protection:

    This one-day Energy Safety Canada course focuses on fall protection for work at height, providing participants with the knowledge and tools to ensure safety. It covers various fall protection options, accident statistics, regulations, and practical skills like harness fitting and equipment inspection. The program includes hands-on activities, classroom learning, and student participation to help attendees understand fall protection systems, planning, and rescue principles.

  • About Elevated Work Platform:

    The Energy Safety Canada Elevated Work Platform course teaches students about legislation, standards, and safety responsibilities for working with elevated platforms, including employer and worker duties. It covers essential topics such as pre-work planning, load limitations, stability, personal protective equipment, and machine-specific features, as well as safe operation practices. Additionally, the course addresses rescue planning, hazard identification, and the training and competency requirements for working at heights.

    Prerequisite: MUST HOLD VALID ENERGY SAFETY CANADA FALL PROTECTION

  • About Confined Space Entry & Monitor:

    This Energy Safety Canada confined space course ensures workers are up-to-date on training requirements for safely entering and working in confined spaces. It covers regulations, hazards, pre-entry procedures, hazard assessments, and the entry plan, as well as requirements for energy/materials isolation, atmospheric safety, and ventilation. The course includes a test and certification, focusing on entry permits, onsite rescue, and proper documentation and record-keeping.

  • About Fire Watch:

    This Energy Safety Canada course covers the duties of the Fire Watch position who oversees work posing a fire risk. Participants will learn the roles and responsibilities of a Fire Watch before, during and after hot work including reviewing permits, hazard identification, communication and emergency response.

  • About Detection & Control of Flammable Substances:

    The Energy Safety Canada Detection and Control of Flammable Substances course trains participants on the hazards of flammable substances commonly found in the oil and gas industry, including solids, liquids, gases, and vapours. It covers precautionary measures for working in hazardous environments and teaches detection methods using catalytic instruments. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical exercises to help participants identify and control flammable substances safely.

  • Effective August 1st, 2022; Students registering for a First Line Supervisor Blowout Prevention Exam Challenge, must hold a current (not expired) certificate. Students will have 90 days from registration to schedule a date and time for the exam.

    Prerequisites

    To register, participants must hold one of the following certificates:

    • A valid First Line Blowout Prevention certificate.

    • A valid Second Line Supervisors Well Control certificate

    • A valid Supervisor level (IWCF) International Well Control Forum or Supervisor level (IADC)International Association of Drilling Contractors (WellCAP or WellSHARP). In order for students to register with an IADC or IWCF certification, please note:

      • Students must have previously completed the First Line Supervisor Blowout Prevention course at some point in the past

      • Students must provide a copy of the IWCF/IADC certificate upon registering, for verification


  • Effective August 1st, 2022; Students registering for a Well Service Blowout Prevention Exam Challenge, must hold a current (not expired) certificate. Students will have 90 days from registration to schedule a date and time for the exam.

    Prerequisites

    • To register, participants must hold a valid Well Service Blowout Prevention certificate.

  • Effective August 1st, 2022; Students registering for a Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention Exam Challenge, must hold a current (not expired) certificate. Students will have 90 days from registration to schedule a date and time for the exam.

    Prerequisites

    • To register, participants must hold a valid Well Service Blowout Prevention certificate.

  • About Ground Disturbance Level II

    Global Ground Disturbance Level II is a 6.5-hour program, including the content from Level I, designed for those supervising, performing, or issuing permits for ground disturbances. The course covers all relevant regulations, pre-planning, underground facility identification, notifications, approvals, and emergency response, with a focus on essential "musts" during a ground disturbance. Upon completing the course and passing a written competency exam, participants receive a three-year certification.

  • A "Global Ground Disturbance Level 2 BC Addendum" refers to an additional training module that is added to a standard "Ground Disturbance Level 2" certification, specifically tailored to the regulations and requirements of British Columbia (BC) regarding ground disturbance activities, ensuring workers are familiar with local laws when operating in the province. 

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  • About Standard First Aid:

    The Red Cross course prepares individuals to respond to a variety of medical emergencies, covering essential skills like checking, calling for help, and providing care. It includes training on airway, breathing, and circulation emergencies, as well as first aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest, wound care, and head, spine, and bone injuries. Participants also learn how to handle sudden medical and environmental emergencies, including poisoning and opioid overdoses.

    **Note that this price INCLUDES a CPR mask to take home

    2 day in person class

  • About Standard First Aid:

    The Red Cross course prepares individuals to respond to a variety of medical emergencies, covering essential skills like checking, calling for help, and providing care. It includes training on airway, breathing, and circulation emergencies, as well as first aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest, wound care, and head, spine, and bone injuries. Participants also learn how to handle sudden medical and environmental emergencies, including poisoning and opioid overdoses.

    1 day online

    1 day in person

    **Note that this price INCLUDES a CPR mask to take home

  • About Standard First Aid:

    The Red Cross course prepares individuals to respond to a variety of medical emergencies, covering essential skills like checking, calling for help, and providing care. It includes training on airway, breathing, and circulation emergencies, as well as first aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest, wound care, and head, spine, and bone injuries. Participants also learn how to handle sudden medical and environmental emergencies, including poisoning and opioid overdoses.

    1 day refresher (must hold a valid ticket)

    **Note that this price INCLUDES a CPR mask to take home

  • About Emergency First Aid:

    Red Cross basic one-day course offering lifesaving first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Course meets legislation requirements for provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards and includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines.

    **Note that this price INCLUDES a CPR mask to take home

  • A Red Cross out of jurisdiction certificate is a document that allows someone with a valid Red Cross first aid certification to work in British Columbia. It's required to meet the workplace health and safety requirements of the province. 

    Please note this is separate from Transportation Endorsement.

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