This Cansafe Safety certified course prepares candidates to work safely in confined spaces and is ideal for workers, supervisors and safety personnel. Topics include: hazards of confined spaces, preparing for entry, working in confined spaces and post-entry debriefing.

This is a Global certified course based on the Pipeline Act and Regulations. Students learn the basic legal requirements and expectations through all major aspects of the ground disturbance process. Pre-job preparation, search methods for underground facilities, notification requirements, locating and hand exposure, permitting, crossing agreements, hand exposure requirements, backfill inspections and reporting requirements.

This is an ENFORM certified course designed to teach students about the dangers of Hydrogen Sulfide gas and how to anticipate problems before encountering this gas. They learn how to wear Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and how to operate gas detection equipment.

Oil and Gas Production Operators are in high demand and this course provides a complete overview of the oil and gas industry. You will study important industry topics, processes and trends. Topics include: basic petroleum geology, hydrocarbon reservoirs, exploration, survey systems and mineral rights, drilling operations, well completions, artificial lifts, oil and gas production facilities, natural gas processing, refining and transportation, workplace and operational safety, accident/incident investigation and analysis, confined space hazards, risk assessment and management, and lock-out procedures.

Level I topics will provide you with a strong foundation to advance to Levels II through IV.

Students have nine months in which to complete this 120 hour course.

This five-day course includes H2S Alive, Confined Space Entry and Rescue Level I and II, TDG, OSSA Fall Arrest and Ground Disturbance. Register for this course and save $95 over individual course fees.

This is an OSSA certified course designed to help the worker identify and protect themselves from the Hazards of falling. The objectives of this course include: legislation requirements, fall protection control levels, full body harnesses, connecting components, fall distance calculations and specialized fall arrest systems.

You will learn about legislation and regulations governing the transportation of dangerous goods including information on classification, safety masks, documentation, safe handling, incident reporting and emergency response.

This hands-on course for women offers an introduction to a variety of basic trade skills. Course content includes Automotive Servicing, Building Systems, Carpentry, Machine Shop and Welding. Upon successful completion of the course, you are issued a statement of attendance.

The course provides women with:

• increased post-secondary training/education and employment potential in trades
• the opportunity to explore training options in a variety of trades
• a realistic understanding of the physical, emotional and academic requirements of training/education and employment in trades
 

Shop sessions include:

1. Welding - you will learn to assemble and tack weld steel, use assorted shaping methods, as well as use clearning, finishing and cutting tools
2. Automotive servicing - you will learn to perform a variety of vehicle checks as well as an oil and filter change
3. Carpentry - you will learn how to frame and erect a wall, repair a hole in drywall and apply sheathing and drywall
4. Machining - you will learn to use tap and die, cutting, drilling and grinding tools
5. Building systems - you will learn basic plumbing tasks

For more information about Regina classes contact Anna Kwasnica at anna.kwasnica@siast.sk.ca or 306-775-7427 and for Saskatoon classes contact Crystal Stadnyk at crystal.stadnyk@siast.sk.ca or (306)659-4863.