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	New Employee Training - Restoration - Sections 1 to 3 (REST13)	299.00
Description: Restoration Sections I-III Section I Health and Safety Part 1 – Course Overview & Customer Relations Part 2 – General Safety Overview Part 3 – Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Part 4 – Musculoskeletal Injuries (MSI) Part 5 – Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) Basics Part 6 – Airborne Hazards Section ll Health and Safety Part 1 – Confined Spaces Part 2 – Ladder Safety Part 3 – Fall Safety Section III Health and Safety Part 1 – Flooding Safety Part 2 – Hazardous Spills Part 3 – Electrical Safety Total Number of Courses: 3 Price per Course in this package: $99.67
	New Employee Training - Restoration - Sections 1 to 6 (REST16)	499.00
Description: Restoration Sections I-VI Section I Health and Safety Part 1 – Course Overview & Customer Relations Part 2 – General Safety Overview Part 3 – Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Part 4 – Musculoskeletal Injuries (MSI) Part 5 – Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) Basics Part 6 – Airborne Hazards Section ll Health and Safety Part 1 – Confined Spaces Part 2 – Ladder Safety Part 3 – Fall Safety Section III Health and Safety Part 1 – Flooding Safety Part 2 – Hazardous Spills Part 3 – Electrical Safety Section IV Basic Tool Safety Section V Mobile Equipment Section VI First Aid Basics Total Number of Courses: 6 Price per Course in this package: $83.17
	New Employee Training - Restoration Industry - Section 1 (REST01)	149.00
Description: Section I Health and Safety Part 1 – Course Overview & Customer Relations This first part of the course covers the course overview, privacy and ethics, customer relations relative to the Restoration Industry. This course provides the basic skills needed to be a restoration professional and deal effectively with customers. Part 2 – General Safety Overview This section outlines the four main hazardous classifications. In this, we cover the basics of safety around the worksite as well as introducing you to the four key hazardous classifications; physical hazards, biological hazards, ergonomic hazards and chemical hazards. Once completed, you will have a well-rounded understanding of safety issues related to this industry. Part 3 – Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Understanding when to use PPE is an important part of safety training. We will guide you through the basics of PPE use and the issues surrounding it. We will also examine the company’s responsibility to provide certain equipment together with an employee’s responsibilities. We will also discuss hardhats, footgear, safety gloves, hearing, respiratory, eye and face-shield protectors and the wearing of safety vests. Starting with the right safety gear and an understanding of how to use it will get you in the habit of thinking - safety first! Part 4 – Musculoskeletal Injuries (MSI) We will explain MSI and provide tips on avoiding long lasting injuries. Also covered are injury symptoms, lower back stress, lifting principals, and slip, trip and fall accidents. As well, simple exercises and pre-work warm-ups are presented as a way to prevent injuries. Understanding these basic principals could be the difference between avoiding minor injuries or injuries all together. Part 5 – Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) Basics Understanding basic WHMIS is a very important part of safety training. In this course we provide a general overview of WHMIS: the classifications; symbols and their meaning; Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS); supplier labels and workplace labels. Note: This course is not a standalone WHMIS course only a basic introduction to the subject - A complete WHMIS course is offered by Canadian Restoration Education separately. Part 6 – Airborne Hazards Another crucial part of safety is the protection of your respiratory system. In this course, you are introduced to the many airborne hazards experienced in restoration work, such as those from moulds and asbestos dust. We explain how to identify these before they become a hazard to health and ways to prevent allergic reactions or long term injuries. Access Duration: 12 Month(s)
	New Employee Training - Restoration Industry - Section 2 (REST02)	149.00
Description: Section ll Health and Safety Part 1 – Confined Spaces Confined spaces hazards training is a must. In this part, we identify confined spaces and their unique characteristics in order to prepare properly for the safeguards that must be taken before entering a hazardous area. Note: This course is not a standalone Confined Spaces course, only a basic introduction to the subject - A complete Confined Spaces course is offered by Canadian Restoration Education separately. Part 2 – Ladder Safety Ladder safety is generally taken for granted but it is a constant source of serious injuries on the job site. In this, we will cover: the setting up of ladders; provide basic safety tips; identify the many types of ladders and their uses; introduce the three point contact system; stability and working on level surface issues; electrical safety issues; and touch on instances when the use of a ladder is not advised. Part 3 – Fall Safety Identifying fall safety hazards is important. In this section we: identify some of the more common fall safety hazards; demonstrate how to set up guardrail systems; show when to use hole covers and slide guards; introduce the topic of fall arrest systems (FAS); and discuss basic safety issues when putting a tarp on a roof. Access Duration: 12 Month(s)
	New Employee Training - Restoration Industry - Section 3 (REST03)	149.00
Description: Section III Health and Safety Part 1 – Flooding Safety There are many safety issues when working around water and especially flood water. We introduce the main categories of floodwater and the risks/characteristics associated with each: clear water; brown water; and black water. There is also a section on the effects of cold water and precautions to be taken when working in this kind of environment. Part 2 – Hazardous Spills Hazardous spills are a reality in restoration work. In this part, we identify chemical hazards, fuel hazards, and biohazards. We also provide instruction on the safety precautions to be taken and personal hygiene habits along with topics surrounding PPE. Part 3 – Electrical Safety Electrical safety begins with understanding the dangers of electricity and precautions to take. In this, we cover the basic topics of: electrical hazards; safety issues when working around power lines; underground wiring; electrical grounding systems; controlling electricity in buildings; effects of electricity on the body; facts about electricity; static electricity; early warning signs of electrical hazards, hazard controls – lockout/tag out procedures; temporary controls; safety issues around downed power lines; what to do when encountering someone who has experienced an electrical accident. Access Duration: 12 Month(s)
	New Employee Training - Restoration Industry - Section 4 (REST04)	149.00
Description: Section IV Basic Tool Safety Tool safety is an important topic. In this section, we discuss: PPE; tool inspections; tool hazards; safety tips when using tools; identify unsafe tools; when to ensure safe guards are used; precautions to be taken when using compressed air; utility knives and their safe use; pry bars and crowbars and their safe use. Also covered are: safe practises involved with the removal of mouldings, trim and baseboards; when to reuse or use mouldings for patterns; labelling materials for reuse; MSI’s when using pry bars and crowbars – identifying symptoms; using claw hammers and scrapers for restoration; identifying the types of screw drivers used in restoration and how to make a chalk line. Access Duration: 12 Month(s)
	New Employee Training - Restoration Industry - Section 5 (REST05)	149.00
Description: Section V Mobile Equipment Getting safely to and from a job is important. In this section we identify some of the precautions you needed when driving a company vehicle. Topics covered in this section are: pre-driving checks, vehicle hazards to avoid; loading the company vehicle safely and the three basic loading rules; safety concerns around truck mounted equipment; attaching trailers and other safety precautions when using company vehicles. Access Duration: 12 Month(s)
	New Employee Training - Restoration Industry - Section 6 (REST06)	149.00
Description: Section VI First Aid Basics This course provides an introduction to the subject of first aid. In this section we cover: CPR basics and emergency scene management; cuts and abrasions; eye injuries; basic first aid steps; when not to help (if possible injury to yourself) and when to send someone to emergency. Note: This course is not a standalone First Aid course, only a 'basic' introduction to the subject. Access Duration: 12 Month(s)