Every course is delivered at your workplace, on your own equipment. Choose operator training to certify the people running the machines, or train the trainer to certify someone in-house to train and certify your own operators.
Online theory your operators work through before we arrive, finishing with a final exam.
Hands-on time at your own site, on your own equipment, with a trainer beside them.
Every operator is evaluated on the machine and has to show they can run it safely.
A three-year certificate on a digital wallet card, plus the training records you keep on file.
We bring the training to you. Your operators are certified on the machines they already use, at your own site, on your schedule.
Operators are trained and evaluated against the standards Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health expects, and you get the records to prove it.
We come to your workplace and work through your operators one at a time, so the rest of your crew keeps working.
Operators learn on the machines and in the conditions they work in every day, not on something they will never see again.
Certificates are good for three years and arrive as a digital wallet card your operators can forward to a contractor or a safety officer on the spot.
According to regulations, each individual that operates mobile equipment must be trained and certified prior to operating the equipment in the workplace. This applies to experienced operators, new or part-time employees and contractors.
The act of being criminally negligent is knowing that the task(s) or operation(s) performed is unsafe or against the regulatory requirements. In other words, recklessly acting without reasonable caution and putting another person at risk of injury or death.
Taking all reasonable care to protect the well being of employees or co-workers.
As per regulations, each and every operator, prior to operating the equipment, must conduct a pre-operational inspection. The pre-use inspection must be documented and retained by the company for a minimum of one year. The equipment should not be used if any items on the pre-use inspection indicate that the equipment is in an unsafe condition or that the equipment is not operating as per the conditions of the manufacturer.
Most North American regulatory authorities mandate that an operator be re-trained and certified every three years. Re-training and certification is also required when:
Depending on the mobile equipment, the standards that are referred to by Regulations are the CSA and ANSI standards. (Canadian Standards Association and American National Standards Institute
The only personnel that should attempt to modify or repair the equipment is a mechanic certified by the manufacturer. Before any attempts are made by the company, ensure that you have documentation from the manufacturer stating the company can repair/modify the equipment.