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These courses
must be completed before the apprentice is permitted to write
the final Certificate of Qualifications Exam.
Updated November
2011 - These courses are for JAC registered apprentices
only.
Please
click here to get a registration form.
Classes
available at the JAC office - Please contact Janet Hastey to be
placed on a wait list if a class date is not listed.
Accident
Investigation: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (1 night)
To be announced.
Confined
Spaces: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (1 night)
To be announced.
Hoisting
& Rigging: 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. (4 nights or 2 days)
To be announced.
Tag
& Lock Out: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (1 night)
To be announced.
Live
Apparatus: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (1 night)
To be announced.
Fall
Protection: Please contact the IBEW,
LU 353
Classes
available at Humber College:
Accident
Investigation:
New dates to be announced
Confined
Spaces:
New dates to be announced
Tag
& Lock Out:
New dates to be announced
Live
Apparatus:
New dates to be announced
Classes
available at IBEW LU 353, 1377 Lawrence Ave. East:
Accident
Investigation:
New dates to be announced
Confined
Spaces:
New dates
to be announced
Tag
& Lock Out:
New dates to be announced
Live
Apparatus:
New dates to be announced
GT-11
Proximity Tester Training:
Please contact the IBEW, LU 353
EMP
Medic First Aid Basic (CPR inclusive): 14 hours
JAC
First Aid: Friday 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. (2 days)
New dates to be announced.
Accident
Investigation: 3 hours
The apprentice will be made aware of the proper procedure to be
followed if a fatal or serious accident occurs on a construction
project. The apprentice will also be made aware of the appropriate
section of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulation
that pertain to accidents.
Confined
Spaces: 3
hours
The apprentice will be made aware of the hazards of confined spaces
and the proper procedures to be followed with respect to the hazards
of confined spaces that may be part of a construction project. The
apprentice will be able to recognize a confined space. The apprentice
will also be made aware of the appropriate sections of the Occupational
Health and Safety Act and Regulation that pertain to the hazards
of confined spaces.
Tag
and Lock Out: 3 hours
The apprentice will be made aware of the necessity of the Tag and
Lock Off procedures that are to be followed with respect to power
shut down. The apprentice will also be made aware of the appropriate
sections of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulation
that pertain to Tag and Lock Off.
Live
Apparatus: 3 hours
NOTE: The apprentice must be in at least his/her third term to register
for this course.
The apprentice will be made aware of the proper procedures to be
followed when there is a necessity to work on live equipment safely.
The apprentice will also be made aware of the appropriate sections
of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulation that pertain
to the safe working conditions necessary to work on live apparatus.
Hoisting
and Rigging: 16 hours
This is a certification course. The apprentice will be made aware
of the necessity of safe hoisting and rigging on a construction
project. The apprentice will be made aware of the typical safety
hazards that may be present on a construction project regarding
hoisting and rigging. The apprentice will also be made aware of
the appropriate sections of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
and Regulation that pertain to the safe working conditions that
pertain to hoisting and rigging. This course must be presented by
a certified trainer.
This course
has a formal evaluation. The following marks are necessary to be
successful in this course.
• Crane
hand signals 100%
• Knot
and Hitches 80%
• Written
evaluation 80%
Fall
Protection: 6 hours
This course is legislated training and it is a certification course.
The apprentice will be made aware of the necessity of fall protection
on a construction project. The apprentice will also be made aware
of the procedures to be followed with respect to fall protection.
This course has three parts the D.B.I. Sala fall protection program
the C.S.A.O. fall protection program and a demonstration of the
typical equipment that may be available on a construction project.
The apprentice will also be required to demonstrate the correct
procedure for the examination of a full body harness and lanyard
for defect and the proper procedure to correctly adjust and wear
a full body harness and lanyard.
Evaluation:
• Written
Evaluation 80%
• Demonstration
of the examination of a full body harness for defects and the
adjustment of a full body harness and lanyard for correct fit
100%
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