Safety Training Blog

Everyone who supplies a workplace with equipment of any kind, including fall protection and confined space equipment rentals, also has the responsibility to ensure these items are in good working condition. Read More

As an employer, many industry standards must be followed. Among them is the need to take an H₂S Alive training course where you or your employees may be exposed for hydrogen sulfide. Read More

You are aware that as an employer, you need to keep your worksites safe for your workers. Part of workplace safety is ensuring there are adequate employees on each shift who have taken a professional first aid training course. Read More

Working at heights is never an easy job. A fall from heights can be life-changing or deadly. Every year there are workers who fall from heights and obtain either severe injuries or the fall results in death. Read More

Working at heights can be dangerous for your workers. Proper training and safety equipment go along way in minimizing the risk of fall related injuries to your employees. Read More

Working from heights always carries greater risks than when you are working at ground level. A fall protection course is essential so that your employees learn how to operate at heights safely. Read More

As an employer, it is essential for you to understand the regulations regarding onsite confined space and fall rescue. There are a number of standards that you want to adhere to so that you are ready to tackle any emergency situation should the need arise. Read More

One of the most common questions that are posed in the industry of fall protection is about the life span of the equipment. You should always perform a fall protection equipment inspection before you use it, but when it comes to replacing equipment, that should be done every five years. Read More

Many jurisdictions require you to provide first aid training to your employees, but that doesn’t mean it always gets done. Having your employees ready and willing to handle potential situations or medical emergencies in the workplace can help to prevent severe injury or even death. Read More

A fall protection course is designed to help anyone who is going to be working at the height of 10 feet or above. A training course will help give you and your employees the skills they need to handle any emergency at height and how to effectively work at height safely. Read More

Falls and confined space accidents are among the top reasons for injuries in the workplace. Part of the reason for these accidents is that the workers aren’t trained properly, but that isn’t the primary reason. Read More

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In large organizations, health and safety is a very important part of the structure and training for employees. However, not as much emphasis has been put on first aid training. Having employees take a first aid training course is an asset to your organization. Read More

Anyone who works in the petroleum and gas industries is at some point going to come into contact with hydrogen sulfide (H₂S). To be safe in your industry you must take an H₂S Alive training course to ensure that you are up to code on all the current safety procedures when dealing with this potentially deadly gas. Read More

Guardrail and handrail installation & rentals are a reliable system that helps prevent accidents related to working at heights. Using these rails is a fall protection preventative measure that helps to keep workers safe..  Read More

Working at heights is a hazardous occupation. When you are working or have workers, who are going to be working at heights, it is important that you conduct a proper fall protection equipment inspection.  Read More

Asphyxiations, entanglements, and falls are among a vast number of other potentially dangerous things that can happen when working in confined spaces. No one wants to hear that there is an emergency, but they happen. That is why you must be aware of onsite confined space and fall rescue plans before work even begins. Read More

Protecting worker's lives is not only an employer’s moral duty; it is a legal responsibility. When workers are going to be working at heights, it is essential that these employees learn about fall protection. Taking a fall protection course can be the difference between a full life and a quick death. Read More

Every employer has a responsibility to make sure that their employers are safe while at work. One of the easiest ways you can ensure that you are meeting moral and, more importantly, legal obligations is by taking a first aid training course. Read More

Accidents happen as it is apart of every workforce. However, there are some accidents that are avoidable. You want to make sure that before every job, you execute a fall protection equipment inspection to ensure that the equipment used meets all safety standards. Read More

Working in the Petroleum industry in and around Edmonton, it is mandatory to take the H2S alive training course,. Any workers who may potentially come in contact with hydrogen sulfide gas must understand how to handle contact with this potent gas to avoid devastating consequences. Read More

There is a way to ensure that your workers are safe without having to purchase the protection equipment. There are rentals that are already inspected and are in the right condition to get the job done. Read More

The general workplace records a total of 100,000 deaths and injuries yearly caused by falls. The fall statistics are rising due to poor or lack of fall protection training. The second reason is the wrong choice and use of equipment for specific tasks, and lastly, failure to properly inspect the fall protection equipment. Read More

Have you lost your peace of mind to the cost of purchasing fall protection and confined space equipment?  You can attain a safe workplace without having to buy the necessary protective gear. Instead, you can rent thoroughly inspected devices that are in perfect condition for use when the need arises. Read More

An estimated 90 people die yearly in confined spaces irrespective of their industries.  Most of the casualties are workers rescuing their colleagues from hazards associated with such areas. The increment in the death cases links to ignorance of the fall hazards associated with the spaces. Read More