As of January 1, 2017, there are new Regulations for Suspended Access 213/91 Section 138-142.

These include changes to inspection, setup, training, documentation and notification to the Ministry of Labour.

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The pre-requisite for doing Suspended Access User and Installer training is to have your Working At Heights training. You will need to provide proof of training.

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Successful participants will be issued a Record of Training.

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1 Day Suspended Access User/Operator

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Training will consist of oral and written instruction for using a Suspended Work Platform System or Boatswain’s Chair, including instruction on….

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• Regulations under the Act

• Related Fall Hazards

• Selecting, putting on, using and inspecting PPE and it’s components

• Identifying and using fixed supports

• Components, functions and limitations of tiebacks and operational controls

• Reading and using Roof Plans and Work Plans

• Load limitations

• Emergency Rescue Elements

   

  Training will also consist of the worker being able to demonstrate proficiency in….

   

• Selecting, putting on, using and inspecting the PPE

• Rigging procedures and tying knots

• Locating fixed supports identified in a Roof Plan

• Safely operate the Suspended Work Platform

• Operating the control of the Suspended Work Platform

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2 Day Suspended Access Installer

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Training will consist of oral and written instruction for using a Suspended Work Platform System or Boatswain’s Chair, including instruction on….

• Rigging

• Methods of securing beams and equipment

• Fixed supports

• Principles of suspension lines, hoisting devices and load limits

• Manufacturer’s instructions for assembling, installing and disassembling

• Reading and using Roof Plans and Work Plans

• Securing platform to face of a building

• Electrical systems

   

  Training will also consist of the worker being able to demonstrate proficiency in….

• Installing rigging hardware

• Inspection of cables and terminations

• Tying number of different knots

• Correct set up in line with Roof Plans, Work Plans and manufacturer’s instructions, including:

  • Selection and use of fixed supports

  • Setup of equipment

  • Use of hoists from reeving cables

  • Use of descent controls and emergency controls

  • Impact of different Work Plans on setup of equipment

  • Protection of Public Ways Reg 242/16,s.11.

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