
All courses listed are subject to change without notice.
Our training facilities are 3 locations in Alberta, near the Saskatchewan border.
Some courses are scheduled public courses, see our course schedule for dates
and times.
Please contact our office to inquire about availability and scheduling. Our staff of
trained professionals will help you select safety courses that meet the needs of
you and your company.
Clicking on any of the courses listed below will provide detailed information for that course.
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Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System - WHMIS (Generic) This course covers the requirements for generic WHMIS training. Topics presented include: WHMIS legislation and regulations; worker responsibilities and rights; labelling; material safety data sheets (MSDS's); worker education program requirements; and safe storage and handling of hazardous materials in the workplace. This course is certified by ASTEC Safety Inc. and is valid for three years. |
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Ground Disturbance 201 This course is designed for planners, managers, supervisors and employees who are or will be required to develop, plan and implement any kind of ground disturbance. Topics presented will include: identifying and defining ground disturbance; describing the hazards of ground disturbance; what permits and agreements will be required; how to locate and identify underground facilities; regulations associated with ground disturbance; reclamation overview; responsibilities for owners and ground disturber; and safety requirements. Theoretical concepts presented will be supplemented with a small group exercise related to planning a pipeline job. This course has been granted equivalency to the Ground Disturbance 201 Training Standard developed by the Alberta Damage Prevention Council. For more information, please see the ADPC website. (Click Here) |
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Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) This course covers the basic information that is required to comply with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations. Topics covered include: classification of dangerous goods; safety placards and labels; documentation; training and certification, and the reporting of leaks, spills and/or accidents. All courses offered after July 1, 2002 will be based on the new "clear language" regulations. This course is certified by ASTEC Safety Inc. and is valid for three years. |
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Conducting Effective Safety Meetings This workshop is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skill necessary to plan and conduct effective safety meetings. Topics will include general meeting terminology; purpose and different types of safety meetings; preparing and conducting the meeting; paperwork required; meeting follow up; and introduction to public speaking. Participants will have an opportunity to conduct a two minute presentation and to attend one case-study pre job safety meeting |
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Time Management This workshop will be of interest to anyone who wants to get more control over their time and their life, particularly in the workplace. Topics presented and discussed will include: time as a resource; analyzing your time users; time wasters; planning and organizing; delegation; and controlling external influences. Through class discussions, individual and group exercises and a video presentation, participants will learn to apply some basic techniques for becoming more effective in the things they do. This course is certified by ASTEC Safety Inc. |
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Petroleum Industry Training (PST) PST is an interactive multi-media program with video, audio and interactive lessons. This safety training program has been designed and produced for all workers in the petroleum industry. It is user friendly and has been specifically designed so learners do not need significant computer skills. Learners can relax and enjoy the training process, as they are easily guided through each lesson. Total running time of the program is approximately six hours. Topics include regulations, WHMIS, personal protective equipment (PPE), hazard recognition and control, common workplace hazards and control, oil and gas industry hazards and control, gas hazards and control measures, exploration hazards and control (optional), rig hazards and control (optional), oilfield trucking hazards and control (optional), production and plant hazards and control (optional), work procedures and safety communication. Lessons 1 to 7, 12 and 13 are required to meet the minimum for IRP 16. The learner must choose at least one optional lesson for certification. Testing and Certification Each topic is followed by a short skills test to ensure learner comprehension. Once the program is completed, a course report may be printed for certification submission. Upon certification, Enform issues a wallet card and a wall certificate, indicating course option completion and WHMIS certification. Effective July 1, 2009, PST certificates no longer expire. This policy change pertains to certificates, with or without printed dates of expiry. There is no Enform requirement to retake the PST if current certificate carries an expiry date. ACSA Safety Training Equivalency The Petroleum Safety Training (PST) CD-ROM Program and the Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) have been granted equivalency. The Construction Owners Association of Alberta (COAA), Enform and the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) have performed a comparison of the content of the two programs and have deemed the objectives and theory of the training to be equivalent when the PST is completed with the addition of the Enform Safe-T Disk. As a result of this decision, member companies of the COAA should accept PST wallet card certifications with the CSTS option issued by Enform as meeting the current requirement of CSTS certification. In the petroleum industry, companies should accept CSTS certification issued by ACSA as equivalent to any requirement of PST certification. Although the examples used in each program are industry related, companies will no longer be required to purchase two programs to work in both the construction and petroleum industries. Companies are encouraged to use their industry's program and use this equivalency should the need arise. Nine Standard Lessons 1. Regulations 2. WHMIS 3. Personal Protective Equipment 4. Hazard Recognition & Control 5. Common Workplace Hazards & Control 6. Oil & Gas Industry Hazards & Control 7. Gas Hazards & Control Measures 8. Work Procedures 9. Safety Communications Four Industry Specific Optional Lessons 1. Exploration Hazards & Control 2. Rig Hazards & Control 3. Oilfield Trucking Hazards & Control 4. Production & Plant Hazards & Control This CD-ROM training program is interactive and enables users to work at their own pace. After completing each individual lesson, learners are challenged with a short competency test. Total running time of the program is approximately five hours. Numerous studies have shown that computer-based training is a highly effective method of instruction; that is, a great deal of learning can be achieved in a very short time compared to traditional training techniques. This program has been specifically designed so learners do not need significant computer skills. Users can relax and enjoy the training process, as they are easily guided through the program. |
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H2S Alive This course is intended for workers in the petroleum industry, or any other industry, who may be exposed to environments where hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S) may be present. The course covers the physical properties and health hazards of H2S, how to protect oneself and rescue techniques. Each student will be required to operate a self contained breathing apparatus, a gas detector and perform rescue breathing on a mannequin. This course is certified by ENFORM. |
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Fit Testing ASTEC performs both Qualitative & Quantitative fit testing at all of our locations. We can also provide client-specific testing at client's worksites. Each client is provided a certificate indicating that their mask has been successfully tested and is ready for field service. |
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Fall Protection OSSA Certified (Alberta Only) Fall Protection course is Oil Sand Safety Association (OSSA) approved and includes: assessing hazards; fall protection, fall arrest and fall restraint systems; body harness types and uses; equipment inspection and maintenance; free fall, total fall, and clearance required distances; and applicable legislation and Industry Recommended Practices. Students will design a Fall Protection Plan, don a harness, and participate in a controlled weight transfer where they are lifted approx. 1 foot off the ground while wearing the harness. This course is certified by OSSA and ASTEC Safety Inc. and valid for three years. |
January 13, 2012
Our Confined Space Entry/Monitor course is accredited to
the new CSE/M2010 standard.
January 3, 2012
Our Fall Protection (OSSA Certified) course is
accredited to the new FP2010 standard.
The following statement is posted on the Oil Sands Safety Association's
website.
"On December 31, 2011 all OSSA Accredited Programs based on
the old standards expire. Credentials may no longer be issued for the
following standards: FP2006-11, FW2005-10, AWP2009-19, CSE2005-08 and
CSM2005-10. Note: Expiration of the training credentials themselves,
remain as printed."
Sept. 19, 2011
Our "Basic Fire Fighting" online course is now
available. To go to our online training portal click
here. If you require basic fire training that requires practicing
with a fire extinguisher please contact us to learn about our blended learning
(online course + practical component) option.