COURSE OVERVIEW
Falls are among the top three causes of workplace injuries in Alberta. Fortunately, fall protection, when properly implemented, can help prevent fall hazards and injuries. This Fall Protection (Alberta) course teaches you how to effectively use fall protection equipment and plan for falls.
COURSE TOPICS
This Fall Protection (Alberta) course covers the following topics:
- Fall hazards
- The use and purpose of various fall protection systems
- The importance of fall protection from a legislative standpoint
- How to choose an anchor
- The purpose and function of full body harnesses
- The five classes of full body harnesses
- Requirements for connecting hardware
- The uses of various connecting devices
- The purpose and function of shock absorbers
- The hazards of various fall protection system components if not used correctly
- Maximum arrest force
- Calculating free fall distance and clearance
- Basic inspection and care requirements
- How to don a full body harness
- Basic requirements for fall protection plans, rescue planning, and preventing suspension trauma
ONLINE COURSE DURATION
Approximately 3 hours
PASS MARK
You must receive a mark of 70% on each chapter in order to pass this course. Each chapter can be repeated as many times as needed in efforts to achieve the pass mark.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and printing. Please note that, in some jurisdictions, additional practical evaluation on equipment may be required to ensure regulatory compliance.
GOLD SEAL CERTIFICATION CREDITS
This course is eligible for Gold Seal Certification Credits from the Canadian Construction Association:
- Value 2 Credits
For more information on the Canadian Construction Association program please go here: https://www.cca-acc.com/gold-seal/accreditation-program/accredited-training/.
COURSE PREVIEW
