OPEN COURSE WORKPLACE SAFETY TRAINING

Our 8-hour Basic Spill Response training program covers key topics essential for addressing hazardous material incidents. Tailored for industry needs, it includes regulations, hazards, identification systems, risk assessments, and hands-on hazmat spill control. The training also addresses reporting requirements for workers dealing with low hazard chemical releases, providing participants with practical insights and skills for safe and effective spill response deployment.

Key learning outcomes include understanding TDG classes, interpreting Safety Data Sheets (SDS), utilizing personal protective equipment (PPE), establishing incident objectives, knowing when and how to report a spill, and understanding waste manifests and disposal procedures.

Certification is contingent on participants successfully completing a written test and undergoing a practical skills evaluation.

Spartan Response is certified to deliver the Fall Protection - Working at Heights training program developed by the 3M Fall Protection Group. This program is approved by the Chief Prevention Officer (CPO) and meets the requirements of the Working at Heights Training Standard. This program will provide students with necessary knowledge to safely perform their duties at heights.

This full-day (7.5 Hr) course is for workers in the Ontario construction industry who must complete the required training under Ontario Regulation 213/91 (Construction Projects).

Key learning outcomes include: Fall dynamics & hazard identification, rights and responsibilities pertaining to working at heights, ladder safety, legislation for worker fall safety, fall hazard control and system alternatives, personal fall protection components, rescue requirements and, equipment care principles.

Certification is contingent on: Students attending the in-class theory, practical skills exercise, and passing the written test.

Our 8-Hour Confined Space Entry training program is designed for workers that require training for safe work practices related to monitoring and/or entering and working in confined spaces as outlined in Ontario Regulation (O. Reg. 632/05).

Key learning outcomes include: Review of Provincial Legislation, Hazard & Risk Assessments associated with Confined Spaces, Metering & Monitoring, Ventilation, Permitting and required equipment and Personal Protective Equipment.

Certification is contingent on: Students attending the in-class theory, completing a Confined Space Permit and passing the written test.

Our 8-Hour Confined Space Rescue training program is designed for workers that require training for safe work practices related to their role as rescue personnel who respond to emergencies as a designated/certified member of an organization/municipalities confined space rescue team. This program focuses on the skills required to safely and efficiently perform confined space rescue in industrial and municipal sectors. (Reference: Ontario Regulation (O. Reg. 632/05).

Pre-Requisite: The Confined Space Rescue program is designed for workers expected to perform Rescue. As a result, workers MUST have the 8-hour Confined Space Entry Training. It is also highly recommended they have First Aid/CPR AED Training.

Key learning outcomes include: Review of Provincial Legislation, rescue operations, types of rescues and required equipment and Personal Protective Equipment. This program includes both in-class theory and students will participate in hands-on equipment and setup exercises, and address safe practices and procedures.

Certification is contingent on: Students attending the in-class theory, completing the practical exercises and passing the written test.

Our 4-Hour Fire Awareness/Extinguisher Safety Training program is designed for employees who may need to respond to small workplace fires. It covers fire science basics, fire classes, types of extinguishers, emergency response, and practical extinguisher use, providing participants with essential skills for safely managing minor fire incidents.

Certification is contingent on participants successfully completing a written test and a practical skills evaluation using a live fire and extinguisher. (Location for practical is outside. Dress accordingly).

Our 4-hour SCBA training program focuses on fundamental content related to CSA Z94.4-11, of the Occupational Health & Safety Act: Atmospheric Hazards, Donning & Doffing, Inspection & Maintenance.

The SCBA course includes both in-class and practical skills assessments using and MSA or SCOTT SCBA Air Pack.

Certification is contingent on: Students attending the in-class theory, completing the practicalskills assessment and passing the written test.

ADD ON: To book an APR or SCBA Mask Fit-Test, please indicate at the time of registration. A discounted rate of $85.00 is applied when combined with the SCBA course registration. Participants MUST come clean-shaven and confirm in advance the make/model the fit-test is for (eg., SCOTT AV3000, MSA G1, 3M 6000).