Target Audience
Novice or Experienced Person Working with Hand and Power Tools. Site Specific and On Site Training Available.
Learning Outcomes
- Define the Qualifications and Regulations, for the Safe Use of Hand and Power Tools
- Understand Safety Procedures and Proper Operating Techniques with Tool Operations
- Identify and Explain All Major Components and their Functions
- How to Complete a Daily Pre-Use Inspection
Topics
- WorkSafeBC Rules, Regulations and Requirements
- Hand and / or Power Tool Components and Functions
- Understand Grip Force and Ergonomic Tools(Selecting the Right Tool for the Job)
- Safety Tips for Hand and Power Tools
- Work Site and Tool Hazards
- Safe Operation of Tools
- Required Safety Features
- Pre-Shift Inspections
- Operational Hazards
- Safe Work Practices and Procedures Specific to Your Work Site
Required Time
- 8 Hour Course – Theory and Practical
- Re-Certification Dependent on Class Size 4 Hours (approx.)
Skills and Knowledge
- Theory (Require 80% for Pass)
- Student Demonstration (Require 80% for Pass)
Understand the Following
- The Rules, Regulations and Standards Governing the Use of Hand and/or Power Tools
- The Hazards Associated When Using Hand and/or Power Tools
- The Importance of Completing and Documenting a Pre-Use Inspection
- Understanding the Rejection Criteria for Each Hand and/or Power Tool
- Selecting the Right Tool for the Job to Limit the Possibility of Injuries
Delivery Method
- Theory – Manuals, Powerpoint, and Videos
- Practical – Student Demonstration and Assessment
This course follows WorkSafeBC Regulations and the Occupational Health & Safety Regulations (OHSR). Also, including Canadian Standard Association (CSA) and American National Standards Institute (ANSI).