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May 15, 2013 · To serve industry efficiently, Energy Safety Canada is located in central hubs of oil and gas activity. Contact Us.
In collaboration with Canada’s oil and gas industry, we develop health and safety courses to meet the needs of our evolving industry. Energy Safety Canada works with hundreds of Authorized Training Providers (ATPs) across the country to deliver safety training and services.
We are Energy Safety Canada, the nation’s energy safety association. We work side by side with industry to drive safe work performance. A not for profit organization, Energy Safety Canada was launched in October 2017 with the merger of Enform Canada and the Oil Sands Safety Association (OSSA).
The course is designed to eliminate the need for redundant general orientation training by covering common workplace safety information. Participants will learn the 10 Life Saving Rules, emergency preparedness and response procedures, and how to report both incidents and near misses.
We offer a wide range of health and safety training courses for a variety of skill levels in every segment of the oil and gas industry. To Browse categories by type or industry segment. For more information on getting started in the oil and gas industry, visit Careers in Energy.
A unified approach to injury and incident prevention across the oil and gas industry benefits workers and companies by making it easier for workers to move from site to site, driving complexity and costs out of the system and most importantly, results in better safety outcomes.
The course is designed to eliminate the need for redundant general orientation training by covering common workplace safety information. Participants will learn the 10 Life Saving Rules, emergency preparedness and response procedures, and how to report both incidents and near misses.
FALL PROTECTION – ENERGY SAFETY CANADA. The Course. Call us for pricing. Engage in hands-on training and learn protection methods for preventing falls. It is designed for workers who need basic fall protection training to work in areas with potential fall hazards. Topics include: Fall protection concepts. Legislation and regulations.
This course provides supervisors with an overview of their roles and responsibilities in the management of health and safety in the workplace. This is the only course offered by Energy Safety Canada that is aligned with the new IRP 7 (Competencies for critical roles in drilling and completions)
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