You will learn the major components of a steam plant, participate in the start up of the equipment which is similar to that used in industry, learn about and practice the various types of maintenance required to keep plant equipment functioning in a safe workplace. You will also perform water testing and chemical treatment and tasks including gasket cutting, gauge glass cutting and pump packing. You will be introduced to the operation of computer controlled systems used to operate plant equipment. Space is limited.
CSA approved footwear and safety glasses required

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Prerequisites: Successful completion of Sask. Government 4th Class Power Engineering Part A exam OR successful completion of Part A of approved 4th Class Power Engineering course (direct questions to Les Gulka at 306-659-4234)

You will manipulate steam production with the purpose of operating turbines, heat exchangers, pumps and auxiliary fuel systems in a functioning high pressure steam lab. The lab will allow you to bring all of your previously learned theory and skills from 4th Class Power Engineering Power Lab 1 together in order to validate your knowledge and operating skills. You will receive hands-on training on plant maintenance tasks, including the construction of piping systems and shaft alignment. You will have the opportunity to run a piping system using simulation. Space is limited.
CSA approved footwear and safety glasses required.

Prerequisites: 4th Class Power Engineering Power Lab 1and successful completion of Part B of an approved 4th Class Power Engineering course. Questions regarding pre-requisites should be directed to Les Gulka, 306-659-4234

You will learn about unintentional injury and its impact on our safety culture. Recent events in the news highlight the importance of our safety culture. The course will look at several incidents and discuss the impact. We will address the issue of safety culture and introduce 7 Safety Habits that can be used on or off the job to reduce unintentional injury, by building strong safety habits. Some of our safety habits protect us while others may place us in harm’s way. How are your safety habits? Take the habit challenge. How are the habits of your employees? Your family? We believe that the road to Zero is Beyond the Workplace. Delivered in Partnership with Global Training Edge Inc.

How will you as a safety professional or manager improve the safety culture within your organization? How will you encourage employees to use safety concepts off the job? We recognize the importance of our safety culture today and struggle to reach ZERO HARM. The train the trainer program will help the participant learn how to use the 7 Safety Habits to get the safety culture to the next level of maturity. The participant will be able to deliver the program at their workplace once certified by Global Training Edge Inc. aAnd SIAST

The workshop is an opportunity to explore the 7 Safety Habits in detail. We will consider unintentional injury at home, in the workplace and everywhere in between. Our goal is to encourage the participant to use the program to improve his/her own safety habits. The workshop examines safety culture, our habits and the safety systems. Practical tools will be provided to assist in the development of the 7 Safety Habits Culture. Introduction to the 7 Safety Habits That Could Save Your Life Book – The World’s First Safety Self-Help Book. Delivered in Partnership with Global Training Edge Inc

SIAST Wascana Campus is pleased to facilitate the GATF Sheetfed Offset Press Training Program. You will be able to work through the resource material independently continuing to work at your workplace. Upon completion of the program, you will be able to write a comprehensive theory exam, which will be evaluated by GATF (Graphic Arts Technical Program) in Pittsburgh, PA. Successful participants will be awarded a certificate directly from GATF, which has international recognition.

For more information, please contact JoAnne at 306-775-7468.

This hands-on workshop offered in partnership with IATSE local Union 295, will introduce you to the four main craft areas involved in the production of theatrical performances: carpentry, rigging, lighting and audio. If you are interested in part-time or full-time employment in the entertainment industry, then this workshop is for you!
For more information or to be placed on an interest list, please call JoAnne at 306-775-7468.