Classroom Course

This is a one-day course designed to give participants a solid understanding of the basic structure of Alberta's Occupational Health and Safety legislation. Participants will learn to successfully locate information in the OHS Handbook by completing individual exercises and participating in group work. Each participant will receive an OHS Handbook as part of the course materials.

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Due Diligence
• Instructor Led Training
• OHS Code Index
• OHS Legislation
• OHS Penalties
• OHS Regulation
• Orders
• Using Alberta OHS

Place: LCA Classroom

Time: 3:00 p.m.– 5:00 p.m.

Classroom Course

This newly formatted two-day program now incorporates the Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) Course, opening the door for small employers to receive the same training as the rest of the industry. This new approach will help improve their health and safety performance, create a culture of proactive workplace health and safety and reduce the risk and costs associated with workplace incidents.

The new two-day course includes a comprehensive step-by-step guide, which includes more than 40 free resources with workable templates, providing employers with the tools and ability to build an effective health and safety manual, plus much more.

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• the purpose and benefits of a Health & Safety Program
• required elements of an effective, company-specific Health & Safety Program
• review of applicable sections of the OH&S Act, Regulation and Code
• due diligence, responsibility and accountability
• resources available for use in developing a Health & Safety manual
• tools to develop, promote and implement a Safe Driving Program
• strategies for communicating and implementing your safety program

Classroom Course

This newly formatted two-day program now incorporates the Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) Course, opening the door for small employers to receive the same training as the rest of the industry. This new approach will help improve their health and safety performance, create a culture of proactive workplace health and safety and reduce the risk and costs associated with workplace incidents.

The new two-day course includes a comprehensive step-by-step guide, which includes more than 40 free resources with workable templates, providing employers with the tools and ability to build an effective health and safety manual, plus much more.

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• the purpose and benefits of a Health & Safety Program
• required elements of an effective, company-specific Health & Safety Program
• review of applicable sections of the OH&S Act, Regulation and Code
• due diligence, responsibility and accountability
• resources available for use in developing a Health & Safety manual
• tools to develop, promote and implement a Safe Driving Program
• strategies for communicating and implementing your safety program

The Canadian Home Builders Association—Lethbridge Region, CAREERS: The Next Generation, Holy Spirit School Division, The Lethbridge Construction Association and Lethbridge School District #51 have come together once again to host a recognition event for Southwest RAP (Registered Apprenticeship Program) Students & Employers, and Apprentice Scholarship Presentations from CHBA-LR and the Lethbridge
Construction Association.

For catering considerations, please RSVP to info@chbalethbridge.com by April 20, 2018.

Aspen Ballroom of the Lethbridge Lodge Hotel

Classroom Course

This two-day course provides information and resources for individuals developing, implementing, and monitoring traffic control strategies for the construction industry in Alberta. All topics covered in the one-day Alberta Temporary Traffic Control – Filed Application course are addressed throughout this two-day course. This course was developed in partnership with the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA).

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Temporary traffic control best practices
• Developing temporary traffic control strategies
• Hazard assessments and creating safer work zones
• Maintaining temporary traffic control strategies
• Erecting and removing signage and/or barricades
• Loading and transporting traffic control devices
• Device maintenance and recordkeeping practices
• Temporary traffic control standards throughout Alberta

Classroom Course

This two-day course provides information and resources for individuals developing, implementing, and monitoring traffic control strategies for the construction industry in Alberta. All topics covered in the one-day Alberta Temporary Traffic Control – Filed Application course are addressed throughout this two-day course. This course was developed in partnership with the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA).

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Temporary traffic control best practices
• Developing temporary traffic control strategies
• Hazard assessments and creating safer work zones
• Maintaining temporary traffic control strategies
• Erecting and removing signage and/or barricades
• Loading and transporting traffic control devices
• Device maintenance and recordkeeping practices
• Temporary traffic control standards throughout Alberta

Place: LCA Classroom

Time: 3:00 p.m.– 5:00 p.m.

Classroom Course

This two-day course will assist managers and supervisors to integrate health and safety into their everyday planning and to create and promote safe and healthy work environments. Course material is geared toward management and supervisory positions.

This two-level program consists of a two-day course (Certificate of Completion) and documentation submission (Certificate of Proficiency).

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• The role of the supervisor
• Safety responsibilities of managers, supervisors and workers
• The scope and significance of hazard assessments
• Company culture
• Inspections, reporting and follow-up
• Incident investigations
• Training and orientations

Classroom Course

This two-day course will assist managers and supervisors to integrate health and safety into their everyday planning and to create and promote safe and healthy work environments. Course material is geared toward management and supervisory positions.

This two-level program consists of a two-day course (Certificate of Completion) and documentation submission (Certificate of Proficiency).

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• The role of the supervisor
• Safety responsibilities of managers, supervisors and workers
• The scope and significance of hazard assessments
• Company culture
• Inspections, reporting and follow-up
• Incident investigations
• Training and orientations