This one-day course is designed for workers responsible for electrical systems and needing certification in the CSA Z462-24 electrical safety standard. This standard covers safe work practices related to electrical dangers in the workplace. The successful participant will gain a solid understanding of hazards encountered while operating or maintaining electrical installations in the low voltage (below 750V) class including a full understanding of the arc hazard categorization, appropriate PPE selection and safe work procedure.
This course is taught by certified electrical professionals with decades of field experience and solid credentials as professional adult learning instructors. This program includes professionally designed slides, videos and extensive use of case studies. This program examines the electrical hazards found in industry and stresses the importance of the individual employee proactively recognizing hazards and applying safe work practices with the goal of zero incidents.
Who should attend: Engineers, Electricians, Instrumentation Mechanics, Technicians, Managers & Safety Professionals
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January 23 – 23, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time | OR25024 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
January 27 – 27, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Halifax time | OR25029 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
January 30 – 30, 2025 | Saskatoon, SK | OR25027 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 3 – 3, 2025 | Edmonton, AB | OR25033 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 3 – 3, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time | OR25039 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 6 – 6, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Fredericton time | OR25041 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 10 – 10, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time | OR25043 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 12 – 12, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time | OR25045 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 18 – 18, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time | OR25047 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
February 20 – 20, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time | OR25049 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
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Objective: Realize the damage electrical accidents can cause to the human body and understand the basic principles of safety!
Objective: Recognize workplace law requirements and how to meet them.
Objective: Apply various mitigation strategies at a corporate and personal level.
View all topicsObjective: Realize the damage electrical accidents can cause to the human body and understand the basic principles of safety!
Objective: Recognize workplace law requirements and how to meet them.
Objective: Apply various mitigation strategies at a corporate and personal level.
Objective: Ensure corporate compliance with CSA Z462.
Objective: Conduct daily work in accordance with CSA Z462.
Objective: Fulfill the ESWC requirements of CSA Z462.
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January 23 – 23, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25024 | Register |
January 27 – 27, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Halifax time , NS | Teleconference | OR25029 | Register |
January 30 – 30, 2025 | Saskatoon , SK | Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre | OR25027 | Register |
February 3 – 3, 2025 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR25033 | Register |
February 3 – 3, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25039 | Register |
February 6 – 6, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Fredericton time , NB | Teleconference | OR25041 | Register |
February 10 – 10, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25043 | Register |
February 12 – 12, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25045 | Register |
February 18 – 18, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25047 | Register |
February 20 – 20, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25049 | Register |
February 24 – 24, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25051 | Register |
February 27 – 27, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25053 | Register |
March 3 – 3, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25117 | Register |
March 6 – 6, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25119 | Register |
March 10 – 10, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25121 | Register |
March 17 – 17, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Iqaluit time , NU | Teleconference | OR25123 | Register |
March 20 – 20, 2025 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR25077 | Register |
March 20 – 20, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25125 | Register |
March 24 – 24, 2025 | Barrie , ON | Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Barrie | OR25037 | Register |
March 24 – 24, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Fredericton time , NB | Teleconference | OR25127 | Register |
March 27 – 27, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25129 | Register |
March 31 – 31, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25131 | Register |
April 1 – 1, 2025 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR25176 | Register |
April 1 – 1, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25182 | Register |
April 3 – 3, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25184 | Register |
April 7 – 7, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25186 | Register |
April 10 – 10, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Iqaluit time , NU | Teleconference | OR25188 | Register |
April 14 – 14, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Halifax time , NS | Teleconference | OR25190 | Register |
April 15 – 15, 2025 | Kingston , ON | Kingston Market Square Hotel | OR25180 | Register |
April 16 – 16, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25192 | Register |
April 22 – 22, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25194 | Register |
April 24 – 24, 2025 | Saskatoon , SK | Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre | OR25178 | Register |
April 24 – 24, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25196 | Register |
May 1 – 1, 2025 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR25244 | Register |
May 1 – 1, 2025 | Barrie , ON | Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Barrie | OR25246 | Register |
May 5 – 5, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25248 | Register |
May 8 – 8, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25250 | Register |
May 12 – 12, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25252 | Register |
May 14 – 14, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Iqaluit time , NU | Teleconference | OR25254 | Register |
May 20 – 20, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25256 | Register |
May 22 – 22, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Halifax time , NS | Teleconference | OR25258 | Register |
May 26 – 26, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25260 | Register |
May 29 – 29, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25262 | Register |
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“Very informative for trained electricians and qualified persons alike. The instructor had no trouble with answering any questions. Excellent job.”
Scott Billard, KTH Shelburne“Excellent course. Brought new and current information to the students. Presentation was lively and interesting. Everyone took part. All questions asked by the students were answered clearly and concisely.”
Phil McKenna, DND“I feel like it was a great refresher of electrical safety basics and a lot of new, useful information provided. Definitely feel more comfortable about working around different voltages in the future.”
Mike Cigan, PCL Energy“The point of electrical dangers was driven home.”
Larry Fradette, SNC Lavalin"The course was very good, I appreciated the real world examples and videos. It gave us a good appreciation & understanding of the risks of Arc Flash on workers and management. Also, gave us the background to judge the severity of risk of systems & the methods to protect employees."
Travis Manchur, Finning“Informative, good guidelines to start evaluating our requirements. Good resources and recommendations provided during the training course. Overall, a good training course.”
Norwin Abedin, Weetabix of Canada"This course was great. The instructor was very knowledgeable with "real life" examples. The visual material and candid discussions brought out issues that may have been typically stifled.
Daryl Hudak, Birchcliff Energy"My instructor for this course, Dave Smith was very good at conveying the message that this is very necessary and that the tools have been given to us to be safe at what we do. But, it is our responsibility to use the stuff and apply the safe work practices. I like how he makes it so you are emotionally...
Tom Lavigne, Ainsworth Engineered OSBThe course highlights hazards we are indirectly exposed to daily when in mills. It made me more aware of Arc Flash study Labels and what they mean.
Graham Albert, International Paper“Life saving and very informative.”
Reuben Delorme, Pembina PipelineThe course was done well. It covered many arc & shock dangers and proper precautions with dealing with live electricity.
Jonathan Bates, Ivaco Rolling Mills“The course was well presented. I appreciated the knowledge and experience of the instructor. Co-workers were fully engaged in discussions with the instructor.”
Craig Chapman, Fisheries & Oceans Canadian Coast GuardThe course was very educational and instructive. It taught me a lot of new stuff about electrical safety and arc flash ratings.
Charles Patrick, Morgan Canada Corp“This was an excellent course. The instructor Ross Dion was interesting, knowledgeable and dynamic. The course covered all information needed.”
Tom Blake, Aquatera Utilities Inc.The course had a good pace of instruction, industry knowledge, and practical examples, very good at keeping the students engaged. Good background about reasons for the standards and what they are, CSA Z462, IEEE1584, etc. Good visuals and videos.
Dianna Embleton, TolkoThe course was very educational and instructive. It taught me a lot of new stuff about electrical safety and arc flash ratings.
Charles Anthony Patrick, Morgan Canada / Multivans Inc“The course was outstanding. The instructor was top class, knew his material, very informative, loads of useful information, will change now how I approach the future work.”
Logan Davis, DND“This course was very descriptive and pin pointed all the safety involved with arc flashes. The course really makes you think about what you are doing when working on energized equipment and knowing all the risks involved. I will take what I’ve learnt in this course and apply it immediately in the...
Brandon Cronk, Prodigy Tech Group Inc.“This course gave me a much greater respect of the dangers of working on live equipment. The instructor; Ross Dion is very experienced in his electrical background and made the course very interesting. It reinforced my resolve to stay away from High Voltage.”
Terrance Ryan, PTI Group“Instructor was very thorough and easy to listen to. He answered all questions and shared great stories related to a lot of topics. Excellent course. I learned a lot.”
Brett Lawson, Canadian Coast Guard“This course makes me aware how serious arc flash is in any trade and very fortunate to have the course presented in the manner of a simple understandable way for my learning habits.”
Michael Herbertz, Highway Technology“Course was very informative, specifically about arc flash. Good to know the CSA standard and where to find category & PPE information for future use.”
Scott Prevost, Regal Beloit Canada“This course was very informative and the instructor Jim Roberts made the material easy to understand with good examples from personal experiences as well as video examples. I feel I have knowledge to participate in a meaningful discussion around this work or help create improved procedures, hazard...
Ed DeGroot, Calgary TransitI found the course well done and very informative, I learned several new changes that I had been unaware of and plan on incorporating them into what I do at work.
Rick Burroughs, Blue Ridge Lumber"Excellent course, very informative and interesting. The instructor, Ross Dion, was terrific and presented the material very well, using real stories, videos and examples."
Krista Bochert, Genivar Inc.“The instructor was incredibly knowledgeable in the subject matter and his prior experience in the electrical field lends credibility to the course. Subject matter was tailored to suit our sites needs best and it was amongst the best courses I’ve taken.”
Brian, Pemibina Pipelines“Very informative and well presented. I'd recommend it to anybody who works around electricity.”
Jim Nolin, Canadian Coast Guard“Had a good sense of humor and held our attention well. Good knowledge on topics and very good personality.”
Frank Penner, Load King Industries“Really good course. Thanks for the information, lots of good info. Taking lots back to the electrical boys back in town.”
Kevin Vig, Pembina Pipeline“Good information, well presented. Will benefit the company in updating our current electrical procedures.”
Chris Maxwell, J.B. Webb“This course was a great way of convincing people to take precautions and work safely.”
Kyle Hughes, KTH Shelburne Mfg." Course was very thorough and the instructor seemed very knowledgeable. I definitely know more about this now that I have taken this course."
Jonathan MacDonald, Master Packaging“Very educational, tons of experience and answered all questions. As an apprentice, I found this very helpful.”
Dave Mattinson, PepsiCo Beverages Canada"The training was very informative. It was good to see videos on the actual actions that can occur due to Arc Flashes. I believe this provided proper information to ensure I will be able to prepare and properly handle situations dealing with the potential for Arc Flashes."
Megan Kennedy, Rolls - Royce LimitedExcellent content and interesting material, use of techniques to maintain focus on the subject matter and questions for maintained engagement.
Grey Kimpe, International Paper“This refresher course helps bring many points back. It also allows me to begin the process to implement how our industry needs to respond to these requirements. It has also increased my respect for what we do. Thanks again.”
Wilf Gotzmann, Tundra Process Solutions"I'm thankful for taking this course as it has made me more aware of situations that I'm in every day."
Jacob Labelle, AK Brown Refrigeration"Informative course, definitely opend my eyes & will help me to apply safety to working situations."
Ryan Kozubski, Nabors DrillingThis course was well prepared and well presented.
Dwight Koshman, CAE"This has been the best hazard training course that I have taken. If you work around electrical you need to take this course."
Nick Mills, Revere Plastics Systems Inc.“Personable, kept things moving and interesting. Provided real examples to make a point. Answered questions respectfully.”
Bruce Parr, West Fraser Lumber“Arc flash training made me more aware of the hazards in my job. Good information, well presented and nobody fell asleep. Should be able to do my job more effectively and safely.”
Ray Sander, LP Golden“Clear information, good feedback, and usable information for developing our site procedures.”
Brian Auclair, DSM Nutritional Products“Very well presented. Well-paced and kept flowing with a good mix of protected experience to reflect on the course content. I enjoyed both the content and delivery.”
Mike Morrison, SNC LavalinIt's an eye-opener for me to know the potential of an Arc flash hazard & to take PPE seriously.
Jimmy Mugenyi, IPE Canada INc.This was a good course, helpful for all levels and positions of those working in low voltage settings.
Neil Sizer, Theta TTS“Course was excellent, very informative. I thought the flow and order of the delivery was great. Thank you.”
Eric Wilson, Rassaun Services"This course opened my eyes to the effects of and arc flash and I hope to carry this insight into my work place."
James Essery, Queen Elizabeth Hospital“This course was very well presented, the material got my attention and the instructor was very informed and passionate with regards to the material.”
Sincy Outhaivong, Granny’s Poultry Cooperative Ltd"This course was very informative. I learned many things that apply to me on a daily basis. It may even save my life."
Jessie Todd, Canrig Canada"The course was informative and was delivered in an engaging manner. The information gained from the course can be directly applied to my work place and the maintenance that I perform."
Tyler Gregory, PTI Group“As a non-electrical worker in the field, I felt as though our instructor did a great job in making the concepts clear and easy to understand. I feel I have learnt from the course material and with this education I will be able to help keep our safety program up to date and also help workers in the...
Jennifer Hoban, Prodigy Tech Group“The instructor was very knowledgeable in the course material. Lots of information on the course. Safety is a very high topic. Interesting points of view on how arc flash works at industrial sites. Answered all questions about many of the course topics.”
Doug Dort, DSM Nutritional ProductsI really enjoy this course. The instructor was knowledgeable. This was my first time taking this course and I have learned a lot of new information.
Slawomir Zakowieki, BGIS“A very informative and interesting course. I'm glad I came. I learned a lot and feel I can work more safely through my apprenticeship with this course.”
Kalen Dyck, West Fraser"I gained a lot of information about the equipment that we need in order to work safe. I learnt about different ways to prepare for electrical jobs (ie: informing someone what to do if you get into trouble and also to know your surroundings)"
Glenn McInnis, Master-Packaging Inc.“Excellent, informative, challenging, relative, and exceptional.”
Keith Kryviak, CDN Controls Ltd“I really enjoyed the course material. I feel like I have learnt a lot that can be brought back and applied to my daily work routine. The videos and stories from the instructor were great.”
Dave Maczko, Lanxess“The course was very intuitive to the possible electrical failures that can occur on the job; how to eliminate possible hazards through proper assessments and PPE. Take care of number one, yourself first and trust no one. The instructor was very thorough with the material, he did a good job.”
Robert Moroccio, Nortwon Electrical ContractorsVery informative and visual, made good use of videos to show examples of specific scenarios. A nice change from the follow along in your handbook type course.
Jordi Soron, STS Tegg Services Inc.“Fun, but extremely informative. He grasped the importance and seriousness of arc flash.”
Paolo Lastimosa, DND“Very informative course for the non-electrical electrician employees like myself. Educating us on safety while operating and being around major electrical components. Instructor was easy to understand, knowledgeable and kept us awake.”
Garett Beres, Grain Millers Canada“The instructor uses real life experiences. Everyone in the class enjoyed the course. I don`t mind going again or recommend any electrical personnel.”
Rashid Dahir, PCL Energy"This course was informative, it heightens awareness of the potential incidents that can happen and ways of protecting yourself. The instructor, Terry Yonkheym did a good job of getting subject matter across."
Justin McKee, Northwest Equipment Ltd."This course is as important for management as it is for people that actually work on the equipment. Understanding the need for safety process, PPE and the need to work without distraction will help me better manage my employees."
Warren Liick, Sasktel“I found the course very informative and the way the instructor was able to pass the information in a way all could understand was well done. I learnt a lot of new items on arc flash that was unknown before.”
M Lange, Graymont“This course and the instructor were both very helpful and the course I believe will help out the department.”
Todd Purdy, Compass Compression“Very informative, good instruction, straight forward, I actually enjoyed this course, didn’t fall asleep and drool on myself.”
Thomas Bowmann PTI Group,“Instructor was very knowledgeable and he kept the class interesting. I felt like I walked out with a real better understanding of the safety requirements and my requirements as an employee in arc flash safety preparation in the workplace.”
Matt Savitsky, Western Electrical Management“Great course, full of information that many of us did not want know or even think about prior. Good course to take for work as well as regular day life. The instructor, Dave Smith was very good at delivering the material and keeping the attention of the group. The course had real life examples with...
Nathan Taylor, Pembina Pipelines“This was an excellent presentation by the instructor, very informative and an eye opener to the dangers.”
Greg Hall, Apperley Electric“The course was well planned and straight forward. The instructor’s use of videos and personal experience was useful to really enforce the dangers of arc flash.”
Mark Hanlon, Inter Pipeline Ltd.“The course was very informative and worth attending. The material was dry but presented in such a way that one didn’t notice it.”
Chris Johnson, Department of National Defence"Good visual presentation with lots of pictures and videos of what arc flash can actually cause. Definitely will raise awareness."
Kevin Landry, RJV Gas Field Services - Scada“The instructor was very knowledgeable. I was able to take a lot of good information away from this course that I will be able to use in my work. He did a good job keeping us interested and the videos were a good eye opener.”
Derek Swan, Inter Pipeline Ltd."This course covered safety aspects for low voltage operations and dangers associated with electricity in general. The importance of safety equipment and apparel and the knowledge to know what a person is dealing with and necessary precautions required."
Anthony Backs, TransCanada Gas Storage"Great job. I learnt lots of useful safety information. I will feel more comfortable in 600V situations and dealing with breakers."
Doug McKinnon, AK Brown Refrigeration“I thought the training was the right duration (1 day) for my requirements to identify these hazards in my workplace that weren't known about before. I appreciated Jim's experience in the field, particularly with equipping crews with the right equipment. I will highly recommend that my fellow senior...
Trevor McIvor, Canadian Coast GuardThis was a good course to cover safety protocols for working around electrical circuits.
James McDonald, Grain Millers“Very good course to keep me informed of proper ways to work in the electrical field.” Kristen Woitas, Apperley Electric
Kristen Woitas, Apperley ElectricThis course was an eye opening day. Practices that I have done in the past will be reviewed as I realize now the safety hazards that exist when a person does not use the appropriate PPE and when you do not give electricity the respect that it deserves. I will take a few rules away from this course that...
Bob Austin, Wingham & District Hospital“I feel the instructor was very knowledgeable and effective with the delivery of this course. This course will help me and my coworkers by reminding us all of the safety procedures and planning of everyday work.”
Douglas Bulmer, DND“Very clear and good knowledge on practices and what can happen if no care is taken.”
Kyle R, Frontier Power Products"This course should be taken by all employees to make all trades aware of the hazards that exist. All companies safety personnel should also take part in this course. The instructor, Ed Rideout was a great presenter who really knew his stuff through experience and knowledge.
Zach Keeping, Halifax Stanfield International AirportThe course was well presented, and both Dave and Jon checked in on us to make sure that the experience was a good one.
Matthew Litzenberger, UBCO - University of British Columbia Okanagan“The course was very informative and helpful to understand the dangers associated with working around electricity.”
Joe Flynn, Inter Pipeline Fund"This course was top notch. Very well presented, I would recommend to all my co-workers."
Roland Ford, City of CharlottetownThe course was very informative. It kept the attention of the class, and used a variety of learning materials.
James Healey, Vari Form Manufacturing"The instructor, Terry Yonkheym went through material in a timely and efficient manner. I stayed engaged the entire course and it covered all topics relevant to me."
Chris Matweow, L & M Wood Products“The instructor Dave Neal is extremely knowledgeable and easy to follow. Great material and communication skills, this course is definitely one of the “must take” for technical personnel.”
Ivan Melnikov, KTH Shelburne Mfg.“You guys must take this course for your own safety. The instructor, Ross Dion is very competent and interesting. (He is an electrician with much experience)
Bryan Jacobsen, Tolko Industries“Knowledgeable instructor, he made the course interesting and made it relate to my workplace. This course helped me remember the realization of the hazards that we deal with on a day to day basis.”
Darren Littlejohn, Enbridge PipleinesGood informative course. The instructor was awesome.
Montana Turgeon, Centerra Gold Inc“The course was well taught. As a student with little knowledge of the topic, I found the course content very useful. Great videos and examples.”
Kaylin MacKenzie, SNC Lavalin“This is my second time taking this course. I learn something new each time from the instructors and students. Thank you”
Glenn MacInnis, Elanco Canada Ltd.“The instructor was very knowledgeable and his personal stories made it more personal. I liked the multiple videos; it showed what can happen to someone when things go wrong. This course opens a guy’s eyes about his own safety.”
Darcy Bernat, Louis Dreyfus Commodities“The instructor has an excellent knowledge of what he is teaching. He was able to give many examples from real world situations he has encountered throughout his career.”
Philip Nickerson, SNC Lavalin“Speaks a language the average electrician can understand and engaged everyone in the course. One of the better instructors I have had. This course could quite easily be a “death by power point” but it wasn’t.”
Cory Wilson, Western Forest Products“I thought the course was very valuable in relating the talks to real work events in my industry. It was well presented and I liked the fact the class was interactive with questions.”
Rick August, Ozcan ServicesDay 1 | |
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Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
Class Time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |