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H2S ALIVE
GENERAL OILFIELD DRIVER
IMPROVEMENT
OILFIELD HAULERS
LIGHT DUTY VEHICLE
STANDARD FIRST AID
EMERGENCY FIRST AID
GROUND DISTURBANCE - LEVEL I
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GROUND DISTURBANCE - LEVEL II
GAS TESTING
EMERGENCY FIRST AID WITH CPR A
INDUSTRIAL FALL PROTECTION
CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
FIRE EXTINGUISHER AWARENESS
PETROLEUM SAFETY TRAINING
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H2S ALIVE |
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This one-day course is intended for all workers in the petroleum
industry who could be exposed to hydrogen sulphide (H2S).
The course covers the physical properties and health hazards of H2S,
how to protect oneself and basic rescue techniques. Each student is
required to operate self-contained breathing apparatus, a detector tube
device, and participate in CPR and rescue lift and drag exercises.
An industry standard H2S Alive certificate valid for three
years is issued upon successful completion of a written examination and
demonstration of the required skills. Certification in CPR is not
provided from this course.
Note: Course starts at 8:00 am
Students who are late may be refused admission. It is recommended that
ladies wear slacks or jeans.
Employers are advised to call before
sending injured employees to this course who are on Workers
Compensation or light duty, if they are unable to perform the required
exercises to pass the course.
How to Register
To register, or to inquire about upcoming
course dates, please call registration toll-free at (403) 529-2007 or
email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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GENERAL
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This one-day course is intended for
oilfield truck drivers operating vehicles with GVW of 5500 kg and over.
Topics include defensive driving skills, professional driving attitude,
regulations and policies, National Safety Code requirements, proper
vehicle inspection, securing of loads, off-highway driving techniques,
road conditions and hazards, and non-driving skills (map reading, hand
signals, vehicle equipment operations, load securement, and tire chain
installation).
Students receiving
80% or better on the written examination are eligible for a reduction of
up to three demerit points from their driver's license from Alberta
Transportation through any
Alberta registries
agent.
Classes start at 8:00am each day.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
For more information on this course contact Cliff
Hindmarch at (403) 529-2007 or email to
cliff@integrasafety.ca
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OILFIELD HAULERS COURSE
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This one-day course
provides specific training for heavy haulers in the upstream petroleum
service industry. Course topics include rig moving (tear-down
and set-up procedures), equipment hauling, hazard evaluation, tie-down
procedures, winching procedures and load positioning.
Prerequisite: Successful completion
of
General Oilfield Driver Improvement course.
Note: This program is available on a waitlist
basis
with a minimum of eight registrants.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
For more information on this course
contact Cliff Hindmarch at (403) 529-2007
or email to
cliff@integrasafety.ca
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LIGHT
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This one-day course
provides training for personnel who drive light-duty trucks, such as
pick-ups, cars and hot shot units to and from field locations. Designed
to reduce company vehicle accidents, it covers defensive driving skills,
professional driver attitude, safe vehicle operation, trailer towing
safety and survival equipment, driving practices for off-highway and
adverse conditions, and non-driving skills
(map reading, hand signals, vehicle equipment operations, load
securement, and tire chain installation).
Students receiving 80% or better on the written examination are eligible
for a reduction of up to three demerit points from their driver's
license from Alberta Transportation through any Alberta registries
agent.
Classes start at 8:00 am each day.
For course registration inquiries call our registration department at
(403)529-2007 or
email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
For more information on this course contact Cliff Hindmarch at (403)
529-2007 or
email
to
cliff@integrasafety.ca
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Standard First Aid |
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Designed to meet industry, business and government requirements,
Standard First Aid is a modular course for those who want to learn more
first aid skills. The standard level first aid course is built on the
same course and
elective lessons as the emergency level course.
Learn to recognize and
provide intervention for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid
arrives.
Topics include:
Emergency scene
management
Choking
Shock
and unconsciousness
Severe
bleeding, spinal injuries, fractures
Resuscitation skills for adults, and
One and two rescuer CPR for an adult casualty
With
groups of eight or more, we may be able to deliver the course on
your
site.
Note:
The WCB-BC Standard First Aid Level I course is also available upon
request.
Classes start at 8:00 am each day.
For course registration inquiries call
our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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EMERGENCY FIRST AID
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Designed to meet industry, business and
government requirements, St. John Ambulance First Aid courses are your
assurance of quality, flexibility and expertise.
Emergency First Aid is a state-of-the-art, modular course
of basic first aid skills and other select subjects needed to sustain
life and manage the scene of an injury.
Learn to recognize and
provide intervention for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid
arrives.
Topics include:
Emergency scene Management
Choking
Shock
and unconsciousness
Severe
bleeding and
One and
two rescuer CPR for an adult casualty
With groups of eight or more, we may be
able to deliver the course
on
your site.
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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GROUND DISTURBANCE - LEVEL I |
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This
two-hour program is designed to ensure personnel are aware of hazards
and the necessary items required to ensure safety. Participants is are
always under the direct guidance of a Level II certified Ground
Disturbance Supervisor who has Level II Certification. This program was
designed to meet the regulatory requirements for companies with a
massive, fully supervised labour base. Emphasis is placed on recognizing
hazards, and knowing when to stop work and inform the supervisor for
further assessment. Participants are
able to explain what a ground disturbance is, when and why common hits
occur, define what a Code of Practice is and why there is the need for
one. Other topics include undertaking a ground disturbance, and
distances involved when searching for an underground facility.
Participants are able to illustrate the minimum sources for searching
for an underground facility, and know how to use permits and pre-job
meetings to their full advantage.
Objectives tested by written competency exam.
Certification, valid for three years, is issued upon completion
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or
email to
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GROUND DISTURBANCE - LEVEL II |
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Level
II is a 6.5-hour program with the first two hours encompassing Level I.
Level II is designed for any party that is supervising a ground
disturbance, independently performing a ground disturbance, or issuing
and receiving ground disturbance permits. The program ensures that Level
II personnel are familiar with, and fully understand, all the
regulations and variances involved when a ground disturbance takes
place. The course is presented in a logical sequence – from the
pre-planning stage to the actual dig – and highlights the “‘musts”
compared to the “shoulds”. Level II is the standardized program
recognized by industry regulators. The prerequisite for this course is
the successful completion of Level I. Participants learn how to clarify
sources when searching for underground facilities, provide notification
to the facility owner and receive owner notification. Participants gain
an understanding of the necessary approvals/crossing agreements and
regulations necessary before creating a ground disturbance. They learn
to create a plot plan/site drawing, gain an understanding of line
locating and learn about types of
exposure. Participants will also learn how to do a back-fill inspection,
as well as how to use permits and conduct pre-job meetings. Emergency
response plans and what to do in case an underground facility is
contacted are also covered.
Objectives are
tested by written competency exam. Certification, valid for three years,
is issued upon completion of objectives.
Classes
start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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GAS TESTING
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This
course covers all the components of gas testing:
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Hand-held Detectors
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Single Toxic Gas Monitors
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Multi Gas Monitors
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Continuous Gas Monitors
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LEL Monitors
“Participants learn their limitations, the equipment’s limitations and
common mistakes involved with gas testing. The course stresses the
importance of a function test before operation of any gas monitor.
Participant teams will function test and
test all the above monitors (except the continuous monitor) for gas. The
most common errors attributed to gas testing are explained. Participants
are led through a typical function test, and learning what to look for
when function testing. They are also taught proper testing techniques
and how to test safely.
Objectives are tested by both practical demonstration and written
competency exam. Certification, valid for three years, is issued to each
candidate upon successful completion of a written exam.
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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EMERGENCY FIRST AID WITH CPR A |
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This one day course is scheduled every week, and some evenings and
weekends, in most Training Centres. Learn to recognize and provide
intervention for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives.
Topics include:
• Emergency Scene Management
• choking
• shock and unconsciousness
• severe bleeding and
• one and two rescuer CPR for an adult casualty
Emergency First Aid with CPR A includes the above hands-on lessons as
well as a written exam.
Minimum age: 16
years
Pre-requisite:
none
Students receive:
First on the Scene: Student Reference Guide, certificate and pocket card
St. John Ambulance Emergency First Aid Certificate with CPR A valid for:
3 years
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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INDUSTRIAL FALL
PROTECTION |
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This one-day program develops a general understanding of
what fall protection is. The emphasis is placed on equipment and
techniques that instill a proactive approach to fall protection safety.
The responsibilities of both employer and worker are covered as well as
the regulations governing fall protection. Participants gain an
understanding of falling hazards and fall protection systems, including
the components of a fall arrest system and advanced fall protection
systems. Potential fall consequences are described, as are body
harnesses and fall restraint systems including lanyards, shock
absorbers, and anchor points. Participants learn how to perform an
equipment inspection and how to evaluate hazards. Other topics include
elevated platforms, temporary and permanent structures, rescue,
equipment selection and maintenance
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
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This course gives participants the opportunity to receive
the advanced means and knowledge to correctly identify a confined space,
and the hazards, equipment and preparation required to meet the
legislation. The focus is aimed at educating rescue teams or personnel
working in confined spaces of their responsibilities in a confined space
situation, beginning with Confined Space Legislation. Participants learn
how to identify a confined space, how to prepare for entry, how to test
and measure the atmosphere, how to identify the physical hazards and
what protective equipment to wear. Qualifications and responsibilities
of workers prior to entry is spelled out and the necessary permits
reviewed. Students will Participants complete a practical exercise on
vessel isolation and lockout procedures on a typical vessel.
The objectives to this course are obtained through 100% participation;
therefore, the candidate must be physically and mentally able to perform
the tasks from an elevated position. Certification, valid for three
years, is issued upon completion of objectives.
Classes
start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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FIRE EXTINGUISHER
AWARENESS
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This 3.5 to four-hour course is designed to acquaint the
participant with basic skills pertaining to the use, care and
maintenance of fire extinguishers. Classification of fires, fire
extinguishing agents, and the characteristics of 5 lb., 20 lb. and 30
lb. stored pressure and cartridge-operated fire extinguishers are
explained. Participants are able to define the correct use of a 30 lb.
fire extinguisher, and can demonstrate the proper inspection and
storage.
Objectives are tested by both practical demonstration and
a written competency exam. Certification, valid for three years, is
issued upon completion of objectives.
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS
GOODS
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This 3 hour program has been expanded and improved to
provide shippers, handlers and carriers with a clear understanding of
the basic Clear Language Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
Regulations . It is intended for individuals who are involved in the
transportation and handling of any dangerous goods. It is ideal for
updating personnel with previous Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
training or as an introductory session for new employees.
The course content includes:
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An
overview of the TDG requirements
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Responsibilities of shippers, handlers and drivers
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Classes
of dangerous goods
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Shipping
documents
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Safety
marks
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Containers
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Special
situations
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Emergency
actions
A certificate, valid for three years, is
issued to each candidate upon successful completion of a written exam
Classes start at 8:00 am.
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007 or email to
registration@integrasafety.ca
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PETROLEUM SAFETY TRAINING (PST)
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This comprehensive program includes a
WHMIS certificate as well as specialized lessons in four sectors of
the oil industry. Learners need only take one of the optional lessons
which pertains to their sector. PST meets all of the requirements of IRP
Vol.16 - Basic Industry Safety Orientation
Nine
Standard Lessons and Four Industry Specific Optional 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. Exploration Hazards & Control (Optional)
9. Rig Hazards & Control (Optional)
10. Oilfield Trucking Hazards & Control (Optional)
11. Production & Plant Hazards & Control (Optional)
12. Work Procedures
13. Safety Communications
Each program lesson
is followed by a short skills test to ensure learners' comprehension.
Once the entire program is completed, students are eligible for a
Petroleum Safety Training certificate
and
a WHMIS certificate
For course registration inquiries call our
registration department at (403)529-2007
or email to
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