Training Catalogue

• #U6353 : Protect Self and Others
• #U6354 : Protect the Environment
• #U6355 : Perform Operational Checks and Safety Procedures

To receive accreditation to the common core modules, an MLITSD Modular Training Application must be submitted to the MLITSD by an Employer. The participant then has 1 year from the completion date of this common core to be evaluated by a certified evaluator to one or more of the following specialty modules.

• #600101 : FPRCEO Supervisor
• #600102 : FPRCEO Hydraulic Excavator Operator
• #600103 : FPRCEO Bulldozer Operator
• #600104 : FPRCEO Front End Loader Operator
• #600105 : FPRCEO Haulage Truck Operator
• #600106 : FPRCEO Grader Operator
• #600107 : FPRCEO Fuel Truck Operator
• #600108 : FPRCEO Service Truck Operator

To receive MLITSD accreditation to the specialty modules, an MLITSD Modular Training Report must be submitted to the MLITSD by an Employer. MLITSD accreditation to the specialty modules does not expire.

The Basic Mill Process Operator – Mineral Ore Common Core Program #810050 was developed by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

It has been developed with cooperative efforts from the MTCU, in consultation with representatives from industry.

The program consists of 4 basic mill common core modules and 10 groups of specialty modules. NORCAT performs the first 4 modules (Section 1) as they are the core minimum modules for entry to a mill:

• U3430 Follow Mill Induction Procedures
  
• U3352 Work Safely in a Mill Environment
  
• U3358 Handle Reagents, Chemicals, and Designated Substances
  
• U3431 Perform General Lock Out and Tag on Prime Movers and Other Related Equipment
  

The specialty modules (Section 2) are available upon request.

The program is based on attesting to each trainee demonstrating competency and actually performing the exercises or work described in each module. This training module is intended as a guideline for training, all elements in each performance objective may not apply in all operations.

During this training program, trainees will review how to work safely in a smelter environment including how to identify and deal with hazardous conditions such as hot dust, molten metal, operating equipment, conveyors, and confined spaces. Trainees will also demonstrate competencies including: operate a freight elevator, perform lock and tag on hazardous energy, identify hazards and controls, and practice emergency procedures.

This ministry-mandated common core program is required for non-production smelter workers such as process engineers, technologists, specialists, 2nd line supervisors, yard services, trades persons - including millwrights, electricians, instrumentation technologists, stationary engineers, and more.

Course Modules:

• U1590: Safety – Protect Self and Others
• U1591: Work Safely in a Smelter Environment
• U1596: Deal with Designated and Other Hazardous Substances
• U1597: Operate Elevators

Please note: This course must be registered with the MLITSD in order for the accreditation to not expire.

• #U5670.0 : Protect Self and Others
• #U5671.0 : Protect the Environment
• #U5672.0 : Perform Operational Checks and Safety Procedures

To receive MLITSD accreditation to the common core modules, an MLITSD Modular Training Application must be submitted to the MLITSD by an Employer. The participant then has 1 year from the completion date of this common core to be evaluated by a certified evaluator to one or more of the following specialty modules.

• #750025 : MHEO Supervisor
• #750035 : MHEO Feller Buncher Operator
• #750045 : MHEO Cut to Length Operator
• #750055 : MHEO Grapple Skidder Operator
• #750065 : MHEO Forwarder or Transporter Operator
• #750075 : MHEO Delimber Operator
• #750085 : MHEO Slasher Operator
• #750095 : MHEO Chipper Operator

To receive MLITSD accreditation to the specialty modules, an MLITSD Modular Training Report must be submitted to the MLITSD by an Employer. MLITSD accreditation to the specialty modules does not expire.

This comprehensive course in safe and efficient chainsaw use prepares participants on how to effectively handle, maintain, and sharpen their chainsaw. Participants will also receive information on basic felling and limbing techniques under a variety of conditions.

This program is complete with a practical component focusing on inspections, starting methods, operational checks, felling, limbing, cutting techniques, and safe transportation of saws.

A suitable cutting location is to be determined prior to training.

This program prepares workers to safely operate and maintain chainsaws in the workplace by diving into the different components, safe use procedures, inspection and cutting techniques for those that do not fell trees but use a saw to cut timber or trim the end of a log.

This program is complete with a practical component focusing on inspections, starting methods, operational checks, cutting techniques and safe transportation of saws.

Emergency First Aid is a basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid. Exceeds competitors’ standards by including injury prevention content, CPR and AED.

Note: This program is only offered at our Thunder Bay location.

Comprehensive first aid and CPR skills for professional first responders or those training to become first responders. The course teaches the patient assessment model, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, hemorrhage control, and care for a variety of acute and chronic conditions. Participants will be engaged in dynamic training techniques including video, media presentations, skills demonstrations, practice sessions, discussions and scenarios based on real-life situations.

Standard First Aid Level A & C (AED/CPR) is a comprehensive two-day course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR. Exceeds competitors’ standards by including injury prevention content, CPR and AED.

Note: Our GTA location offers Standard First Aid Level A & C (AED/CPR) as a blended online and in-person training program, in partnership with Rescue 7.

Standard First Aid Level A & C (AED/CPR) is a comprehensive two-day course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR. Exceeds competitors’ standards by including injury prevention content, CPR and AED.

Note: Our GTA location offers Standard First Aid Level A & C (AED/CPR) as a blended online and in-person training program, in partnership with Rescue 7.

Rigging is the job of making the necessary preparations for lifting or moving a load safely. This 3-day, 13-module program will teach the skills required to know the strength and capabilities of many tools, materials and devices that are available for rigging work. In addition, how to properly apply this information and use the tools and the equipment safely.

The day 3 emphasis will be on non-routine lifts up to critical lifts. Trainees will be given different scenarios and follow a process to determine which category the lift falls under and who to get involved in the lift as well as in-depth categorizing and planning of lifts in a formal way.

Knowledge of the equipment and materials with which we work is one of the most important factors in occupational health and safety. Each item has been designed and developed to serve a specific purpose. Recognizing its capabilities and limitations not only improves efficiency but minimizes hazards and helps prevent accidents.

There is only one way to do any rigging job, and that is safely.

Minimum class size of 6 required to run class.

NORCAT's Lift Truck Practical provides the practical component of the Lift Truck Awareness program.

NORCAT is pleased to offer a comprehensive training course for Fat Trucks Operators. The Fat Truck training teaches operators the capabilities and limitations of the vehicle, how to best operate the vehicle in various conditions, and how to use good judgement in any situation. All while doing so in the safest way possible.

Fat Truck - Level 1 is a 1-day course that covers getting to know your machine, learning the controls and operations of the machine, and getting hands-on operation regarding a variety of riding techniques and strategies.

For more information on equipment purchase rental or lease, please contact Daryl Adams at Ruf Diamond at: 705-280-8285 and for additional questions on training and availability, please contact Dan St. Onge at NORCAT at: 705-521-8324 ext. 301

Fat Truck - Level 2 is a course in addition to the Level 1 training. This additional day of training teaches winching techniques and how to safely enter and exit water.

For more information on equipment purchase rental or lease, please contact Daryl Adams at Ruf Diamond at: 705-280-8285 and for additional questions on training and availability, please contact Dan St. Onge at NORCAT at: 705-521-8324 ext. 301

Providing the theory and practical training required to safely connect, activate, and disconnect heaters, torches, and propane-powered equipment of less than 400,000 Btu/h, in accordance with Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) requirements.

Providing the theory and practical training for the installation and inspection of a suspended work platform system. It is designed to meet the training requirements outlined in the current Construction Projects regulation (O. Reg. 213/91, s. 138.1 (3)).

Trainees will be instructed in the reading and use a roof plan and work plan, assemble a suspended work platform system in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and inspect the assembled system.

• Module 1 – Swing Stage Legislation
• Module 2 – Swing Stage Fall Hazards and Safety Considerations
• Module 3 – Using Roof Plans and Work Plans
• Module 4 – Fixed Supports
• Module 5 – Work Platform
• Module 6 – Suspension System
• Practical Training – Install and Inspect a Suspended Work Platform System

Prerequisite: SAE Users & Working at Heights Training

Providing the theory and practical training for the safe operation of a suspended work platform system. It is designed to meet the training requirements outlined in the current Construction Projects regulation (O. Reg. 213/91, s. 138 (2))

Trainees will be instructed in the requirements for roof plans and work plans, as well as the two separate systems of support when working from a suspended work platform: (1) the fall arrest system and (2) the suspended work platform system. Instruction and direction in the daily inspection and safe use of the fall arrest system and suspended work platform system.

• Module 1 - Swing Stage Legislation
• Module 2 – Swing Stage Fall Hazards and Safety Considerations
• Module 3 – Fall Protection System
• Module 4 – Suspended Work Platform Systems
• Module 5 – Roof Plans and Work Plans
• Module 6 – Safe Set-Up
• Module 7 – Rescue Planning
• Module 8 – Safe Operation of a Suspended Work Platform System