FB Personal Fall Protection Training

FB Personal Fall Protection Training Instruction & Training Personal Fall Protection Systems for Construction $200 a person for an 8.5 hour course. We Provide Lunch as well. Thats It.

WorkSafe BC set out the regulations for Occupational Health and Safety in the Province of British Columbia. The legal requirement under the law to use fall protection are illustrated in the regulations this way:

11.2 Obligation to use fall protection

(1) Unless elsewhere provided for in this Regulation, an employer must ensure that a fall protection system is used when work is being done at a

place

(a) from which a fall of 3 m (10 ft) or more may occur, or

(b) where a fall from a height of less than 3 m involves a risk of injury greater than the risk of injury from the impact on a flat surface

The British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) is a non-profit safety entity under WorkSafe BC, funded by industry and working for industry! The BCCSA is a organization serving construction sector 72 General Construction, and has set forth the criteria that a Personal Fall Protection System Training Program must meet. Under their curriculum requirements 9 direct sections of instruction are listed. FB Personal Fall Protection Training under the company FreeBird Safety Services trains workers in 17 topic points over a 8.5 instructional day. Students successfully completing this Personal Fall Protection System (PFPS) Training program will be able to:

Workers 3 Basic Rights under the Laws of Canada and the Province of British Columbia. Understand and Articulate the Legislative Requirements for using Fall Protection under the WorkSafe BC Regulations. Explain the Hierarchy of Fall Protection

Conduct Assessments and Formulate Controls of Fall Hazards

Describe a Generic Fall Protection Systems

List the Basic Requirements of an effective Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan

Integrate a Fall Protection Plan into an existing Health and Safety Management System

Explain the differences between an Active and Passive Fall Protection systems

Describe the differences between Fall Arrest and Fall (travel) Restraint Systems

Explain and Calculate the Fall Clearances for a worker wearing Fall Protection

Learn how to Inspect, Clean and Store their Personal Fall Protection Harness, Lanyard and other related gear

Describe Ladder Safety Requirements

Understand Suspension Trauma

Conduct a Practical Exercise of a Written Site Specific Fall Protection Plan

Describe a Rescue Procedure, How to Formula One and the Need for it prior to work. How to fill out the Related Documentation

Conduct a Practical Exercise of Donning a Harness (to put on) Correctly and feel the Affects of Being Suspended off the ground. There are a lot of other training facilities instructing Personal Fall Protection. However only a few come close to the content delivered here at FB Personal Fall Protection Training, and none can meet our pricing and feed you lunch. We BBQ fo0r our students at lunch time. We are not here to get rich for charging high prices for training. Our motivation is YOUR SAFETY.

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11/20/2019

Reduced price on our inhouse Fall Protection Training. Till December 1st, course training $150.00 per person. A $50 deal.

10/28/2019

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Personal Fall Protection Training Program Curriculum follows the 13-point criteria of the BCCSA with 6 additional sectio...
10/28/2019

Personal Fall Protection Training Program

Curriculum follows the 13-point criteria of the BCCSA with 6 additional sections.
 Three Basic Rights of Workers * Right to Refuse Unsafe Work
 Legislative Requirements for Fall Protection
 Guardrails, Covering Holes, Housekeeping, Control Zones
 Hierarchy of Fall Protection and Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
 Assessing and Controlling Fall Hazards
 Generic Fall Protection Systems
 Basic Requirements of an Effective Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan
 Integrating a Fall Protection Plan into an Existing Health & Safety Management System
 Active vs. Passive Fall Protection Systems
 Fall Arrest vs. Fall / Travel Restraint Systems
 Clearance Calculations
 Safety Harness and Lanyard Inspection Process
 Ladder Safety Requirements
 How to Fill Out the Required Documents
 Rescue Requirements and Procedures (Self Rescue and Small Team)
 Suspension Trauma
 Practical Exercise: Correctly Formulate a Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan and Rescue
Procedures (a classroom exercise from a workplace scenario on a building over 25' high)
 Practical Exercise: Personal Gear Inspection
 Donning a Harness
 Feeling your own Body Weight in a Harness while Suspended

Instructed with the use of a 124 frame PowerPoint Program and a 60 Page Student Manual

Each student will receive 2 double sided laminated fall distance calculation help cards for your wallet.
9 Blank Forms and Documents totaling 18 additional pages.
Included Documents and Forms:
1. Site Specific Fall Protection Plan (5 pages)
2. Annual Fall Protection Equipment Inspection (3 Pages)
3. Daily Inspection Form Personal Gear (1 Page)
4. Job Safety Analysis Form * JSA (1 Page)
5. Field Level Hazard Assessment * FLHA generalized. (2 Page)
6. Field Level Hazard Assessment * FLHA for working at heights (1Page)
7. Job-Built Ladder Instructions (1 Page)
8. Ladder Inspection Form (1 Page)
9. Scaffold Inspection (3 Pages)

Students also receive my personal business card. (for free advice and consulting 24/7)
Student who fail the course, receive up to 2 additional hours for 1 on 1 instruction and retesting (same day/after class)

Course length in time is 8.5 Hours. Why that extra ½ hour over most other courses? Because we BBQ Burgers for Lunch. Yes, Lunch is provided. Special Rate till November 30th, 2019 * $150.00 per person.

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Monday 6am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 6am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 6am - 4:30pm
Thursday 6am - 4:30pm
Friday 6am - 4:30pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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WorkSafe BC set out the regulations for Occupational Health and Safety in the Province of British Columbia. The legal requirement under the law to use fall protection are illustrated in the regulations this way: 11.2 Obligation to use fall protection (1) Unless elsewhere provided for in this Regulation, an employer must ensure that a fall protection system is used when work is being done at a place (a) from which a fall of 3 m (10 ft) or more may occur, or (b) where a fall from a height of less than 3 m involves a risk of injury greater than the risk of injury from the impact on a flat surface The British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) is a non-profit safety entity under WorkSafe BC, funded by industry and working for industry! The BCCSA is a organization serving construction sector 72 General Construction, and has set forth the criteria that a Personal Fall Protection System Training Program must meet. Under their curriculum requirements 9 direct sections of instruction are listed. FB Personal Fall Protection Training under the company FreeBird Safety Services trains workers in 17 topic points over a 8.5 instructional day. Students successfully completing this Personal Fall Protection System (PFPS) Training program will be able to: Workers 3 Basic Rights under the Laws of Canada and the Province of British Columbia. Understand and Articulate the Legislative Requirements for using Fall Protection under the WorkSafe BC Regulations. Explain the Hierarchy of Fall Protection Conduct Assessments and Formulate Controls of Fall Hazards Describe a Generic Fall Protection Systems List the Basic Requirements of an effective Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan Integrate a Fall Protection Plan into an existing Health and Safety Management System Explain the differences between an Active and Passive Fall Protection systems Describe the differences between Fall Arrest and Fall (travel) Restraint Systems Explain and Calculate the Fall Clearances for a worker wearing Fall Protection Learn how to Inspect, Clean and Store their Personal Fall Protection Harness, Lanyard and other related gear Describe Ladder Safety Requirements Understand Suspension Trauma Conduct a Practical Exercise of a Written Site Specific Fall Protection Plan Describe a Rescue Procedure, How to Formula One and the Need for it prior to work. How to fill out the Related Documentation Conduct a Practical Exercise of Donning a Harness (to put on) Correctly and feel the Affects of Being Suspended off the ground. There are a lot of other training facilities instructing Personal Fall Protection. However only a few come close to the content delivered here at FB Personal Fall Protection Training, and none can meet our pricing and feed you lunch. We BBQ fo0r our students at lunch time. We are not here to get rich for charging high prices for training. Our motivation is YOUR SAFETY. That's It.

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