GENERAL FAQ’S
Q: Who should take Mobile Lift, Fall Protection, Telehandler, or Forklift training?
A: Anyone who operates, supervises, or works near mobile lifts, telehandlers, forklifts, or requires fall protection must complete training. Training is mandatory under WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 16 for mobile equipment and Part 11 for fall protection.
Q: Are your training courses WorkSafeBC-compliant?
A: Yes, all our training programs are fully compliant with WorkSafeBC regulations and industry standards, including CSA and ANSI requirements, to ensure safety and regulatory adherence.
Q: How long are the training courses?
A: Course durations vary:
Mobile Lift Training: 4-6 hours
Fall Protection Training: 4 hours
Telehandler Training: 6-8 hours
Forklift Training: 4-6 hours
This includes theory and practical assessments as required by WorkSafeBC.
Q: Do you offer certifications after completing the training?
A: Yes, participants receive WorkSafeBC-compliant certification upon successfully completing the course and assessments. Certifications are valid for three years and must be renewed to remain compliant.
Q: Can I book group training for my team?
A: Absolutely! We provide tailored group training sessions at your job site or at our training facility, meeting WorkSafeBC’s requirements for site-specific training.
THE DETAILS
Mobile Lift Training FAQs
Q: What is covered in Mobile Lift training?
A: Our training follows WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 13 (Ladders, Scaffolds, and Temporary Work Platforms) and includes:
Pre-operation inspections
Safe operation procedures
Understanding rated capacities and stability
Recognizing hazards and avoiding unsafe practices
Emergency procedures
Q: Do you provide hands-on training?
A: Yes, WorkSafeBC requires practical training for mobile equipment operators, so we include hands-on sessions with the equipment to ensure safety and competence
Fall Protection Training FAQs
Q: Why is Fall Protection training important?
A: Falls are a leading cause of workplace injuries and fatalities. Under WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 11, employers must ensure workers are trained to use fall protection systems, assess hazards, and work safely at heights.
Q: What is included in Fall Protection training?
A: Our training complies with CSA Z259 standards and covers:
Types of fall protection systems and when to use them
Harness inspection, fitting, and care
Fall hazard identification and control measures
Emergency rescue procedures
Telehandler Training FAQs
Q: What equipment does Telehandler training include?
A: Our training is compliant with WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 16 and includes:
Operating telescopic handlers safely
Understanding load charts and capacity
Pre-shift inspections and maintenance checks
Hazard identification and mitigation
Q: Is this training required for new operators?
A: Yes, WorkSafe BC requires that all operators, regardless of experience, be trained and assessed for competency on the specific equipment they will use.
Forklift Training FAQs
Q: What types of forklifts are covered in the training?
A: We offer training on all commonly used forklifts, including counterbalance, reach trucks, and pallet jacks. Our program complies with WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 16 (Mobile Equipment) and CSA B335 standards.
Q: Is Forklift training mandatory?
A: Yes, WorkSafeBC requires all forklift operators to complete certified training to ensure they can operate equipment safely and avoid workplace hazards.
Miscellaneous FAQs
Q: What languages are the courses available in?
A: Training is conducted primarily in English, but additional languages may be available upon request to meet the needs of diverse workplaces.
Q: How soon can I schedule a course?
A: We recommend scheduling at least two weeks in advance. For urgent training needs, contact us, and we’ll work with you to comply with WorkSafeBC’s safety requirements in a timely manner.
Q: How do I register for a course?
A: You can register online, call us, or email our team. For group bookings or site-specific training, please contact us directly.
