CSO Part 2 - Construction Safety Officer Training

To enroll in the Construction Safety Officer (CSO) course and pursue certification, individuals must be at least 16 years of age and physically capable of performing the required first aid tasks. Completion of the Trade Safety Coordinator (TSC) course is a mandatory prerequisite.

Certification is granted upon full attendance and active participation in the course. Participants must demonstrate proficiency in practical skills and score a minimum of 75% on both assignments and the final exam.

This course is officially recognized by the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) as part of the educational requirement for CSO designation in British Columbia. Additionally, it provides 5 credits (2.5 credits per week) towards the BCCSP professional development or application.

• Electrical Safety for Trades
• Lockout Procedures
• Excavation and Shoring Techniques
• Structural Elements
• Fall Protection
• Crane Operation and Rigging
• Confined Space Safety
• Industrial Hygiene Practices
• PPE and Respiratory Protection
• Bullying and Harassment Awareness
• WHMIS 2015 Training
• Attendant Roles and Responsibilities
• CSO-Specific Traffic Control
• Professional Associations
• CSO Role Expectations

This 35-hour program is delivered over 5 classroom days. Peak Safety Training provides a modern and fully equipped learning environment designed to enhance your educational experience.

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