- Program Duration: Full Day
- Max Participants: 12
CPO Approved - Working at Heights Construction Training
Course Description:
Silecio’s Working at Heights (WAH) in Construction Training is approved by the Chief Prevention Officer (CPO) of the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) and also meets the requirements under O. Reg. 128/04 as Director approved Continuing Education for 0.7 CEU’s.
Who Should Attend:
Under O. Reg. 213/91: Construction Projects, this training program is mandatory for all workers on a construction project who may be required to use a method of fall protection (i.e., travel restraint system, fall restricting system, fall arrest system, safety net, work belt, safety belt).
All workers who use fall protection on a construction project must complete a working at heights training course that has been approved by the CPO and is delivered by a CPO approved training provider prior to working at heights.
Course Content:
Silecio Safety’s CPO Approved Working at Heights Construction Training is a full day course consisting of the following basic theory modules and practical equipment modules:
BASIC THEORY MODULES
- A - Rights and Responsibilities
- B - Identifying Hazards
- C - Eliminating or Controlling Hazards
- D - Warning Methods and Physical Barriers
- E - Ladders and Similar Equipment
- F - Personal Fall Protection Equipment
Final Theory Exam
PRACTICAL EQUIPMENT MODULES
- G - Warning Methods and Physical Barriers
- H - Anchor Points
- I - Personal Fall Protection Equipment
Practical Evaluation
- J - Work Access Equipment and Platforms
- K - Rescue Planning
Course Materials:
- Class Registration Form
- Learner's Guide
- Inspection Form Handouts (Anchors, Harnesses, Horizontal Lifelines, Lanyards, Self-Retracting Lifelines, Vertical Lifelines)
- Final Theory Exam
- Practical Evaluation Form
- Quick Reference Guide
- Course Evaluation Form
- Certificate of Completion (valid for 3 years)
Course Requirements:
- An area with tables and chairs for the theory portion of the course.
- A television or projector is an asset but is not mandatory.
- The practical evaluation process requires a minimum rectangular area of 8m (24 ft) x 12m (36 ft).
- All trainees must come to class with CSA approved steel toe footwearand will also be asked to present government-issued photo IDprior to course commencement.
- In order to successfully complete the course and receive a certificate, each trainee must achieve a minimum of 75% on the theory portion of the course and 100% on the practical portion of the course.
Please ensure that all workers have completed basic occupational health and safety awareness trainingas required under O. Reg. 297/13. Worker Health and Safety Awareness Training in Four Steps is a training program developed by the MLITSD, which meets these requirements.
Important Notice:
Site and equipment-specific training are always required in addition to a Working at Heights training program. It is also recommended that prior to taking this course, all workers and supervisors complete Basic Occupational Health and Safety Awareness Training (O.Reg. 297/13).
