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Those involved in the high risk area of working near power lines can prevent serious injury or death if they take the necessary precautions required to ensure their safety. Section 483 of the Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Regulations states that “a person shall not operate a mobile crane, boom truck or similar equipmentwithout having first completed a safety training program on power line hazards as prescribed by the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission [Commission].” The Commission has developed a half-day Power Line Hazards Certification Training Course which will provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to prevent injury and death caused by contact with power lines and the emergency response to contact if it occurs.

  • In-Class or Virtual
  • 4 hours

The Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety Regulations state that a person shall not use fall protection equipment unless he or she has completed a WorkplaceNL-approved fall protection training program.

  • In-Class
  • 16 hours
  • 2 Days

Must have current Certification

  • 8 hours

Traffic Control Person training is designed to give participants the knowledge and skills required to fulfill their legislated duties as a traffic control person. Traffic Control Person – Level 1 is mandatory for any person responsible for directing traffic movement and preventing conflicts between vehicles and road activities such as road maintenance, construction, road incidents and emergency operations. To ensure compliance with legislation traffic control persons must recertify in Level 1 training.

  • In-Class or Virtual
  • 8 hours

Traffic Control Person – Level 2 is a course that was designed for persons who develop traffic control plans. To ensure compliance with legislation traffic control persons must recertify in Level 1 training. Both Level 1 and Level 2 training are valid for three years. To recertify, the participant must complete a recertification course before the original course expires. Any person performing the duties of a traffic control person must recertify in Level 1. Please visit the link below for more information on Traffic Control.

  • In-Class
  • 8 hours

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Committee, Worker Health and Safety (WHS) Representative and Designate training is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to fulfill their legislated duties. OHS Committee, WHS Representative and Designate Certification Training – Level 1 is required for OHS Committees, WHS Representatives and Designates. Level 1 training is a prerequisite for Level 2 training.

  • In-Class or Virtual
  • 8 hours.

OHS Committee Member Certification Training – Level 2 is required for OHS committees only. Level 1 training is a prerequisite for Level 2 training. Both Level 1 and Level 2 training are valid for three years. To recertify, the participant must complete a recertification course before the original course expires. Once the training has expired the participant must complete the training again. Please visit the link below for more information on OHS Committees, WHS Representative and Designates.

  • In-Class or virtual
  • 8 hours

Supervisors have a responsibility to protect workers and keep the workplace safe. The Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety Act, Sections 5.1 and 5.2 outline the general and specific duties of a supervisor. To achieve these obligations a supervisor should have a general understanding of occupational health and safety management. This standard provides minimum criteria for the development and delivery of a supervisor health and safety certification training program. It was developed in consideration of research findings, the Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety Act, and the Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. This voluntary certification training standard applies to:

a) A person who meets the definition of supervisor under Section 2 of the Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety Act.

b) An employer who employs a person as a supervisor.

c) A person who is delivering a supervisor health and safety certification training program.

  • In-Class or virtual
  • 16 hours
  • 2 days.
  • In-Class or virtual
  • 8 Hours
  • 2 Days

First Aid Safety Training

The Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety First Aid Regulations authorize WorkplaceNL to establish training standards for first aid training in the province.

Variety of other Training

  • In-Class
  • 6 hours
  • In-Class or Virtual
  • 4 hours
  • In-Class or Virtual
  • 6 hours

The Counterbalance Lift Truck (often referred to as a forklift) operator training course will give you the skills to operate the lift truck safely and efficiently, carry out a pre-use inspection, and recall and explain the causes of lift truck and load instability.

  • In-Class
  • 8 hours

Aerial Work Platform Training is an Entry-Level course required for any worker who intends to operate or use an aerial lift on the job, or find work as an industrial equipment operator and/or a technician at heights. Fall Protection is a prerequisite for Aerial Work Platform training.

  • In-Class
  • 8 hours

The Scissor Lift/Aerial Lift Training & Certification course from Safety First Training is an OHSA based program that teaches about the different types of scissor lifts, pre-operation inspection, safe operation requirements including setup, operating and moving the machine and hazard avoidance.

  • In-Class
  • 8 hours

Half Face & Full Face Respirator

OSHA fall protection equipment inspection guidelines require that employers perform regular equipment inspections on lifelines, harnesses, lanyards, and SRL’s to ensure that their gear is up to date and compliant with the proper safety standards. Fall protection equipment should be personally inspected before each use and at least once a year by a jobsite Competent Person (or more frequently if required by the manufacturer).

Whether it be from heavy usage or exposure to harsh conditions, fall protection equipment can become damaged or worn to the point that it is no longer safe for use. This can include rips, tears, bent hooks and latches, corrosion or any other defects. Also, if equipment is stored in an improper environment it can start to deteriorate due to mildew, pests, and other hazards that it might encounter. Inspecting the integrity and function of your fall protection equipment before use gives you the opportunity to remove from service any equipment that does not pass the manufacturer’s requirements and to avoid any equipment failure in the event of a fall. Diamond Safety Training’s trained personnel conduct on-site equipment inspections and provide clients with a detailed report showing which equipment passes or fails the inspections related to the manufacturer’s requirements and up to date OSHA guidelines.

Schedule your inspection with Diamond Safety Training to make sure your equipment is up to date and is meeting fall protection inspection requirements.

Providing consulting services for your workplace or special project to ensure regulatory compliance and safe work conditions. We focus on the development and implementation of a safety culture based on corporate loss control and regulatory compliance

A telehandler training course teaches the participants the knowledge and skills needed to productively, safely and competently, operate a telehandler, also known as a telescopic handler or a boom lift.

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