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| Length | 760 hours |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | This is an entry level program for those who wish to start a career or upgrade their skills in the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry. It is a 19 week program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies by alternating one week in class with one week in the field at a local co-op placement company. A Gas Technician 3 (G3) license will enable you to work under supervision on any natural gas or propane fired equipment. Upgrading to a Gas Technician 2 (G2) license will enable you to install, inspect, alter, purge, activate, repair, service or remove a natural gas or propane appliance that has an input of 400,000 BTUH or less without supervision in residential and commercial applications. Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This program covers the G3 and G2 modules 1 to 24 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. This program will provide you with hands on skills, contacts in the industry, on the job experience and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician certificate holder. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Module Breakdown | Gas Technician 3: Module 1 – Protect Self & Others Module 2 – Fasteners, Hand Tools & Power Tools Module 3 – Properties, Characteristics, Safe Handling of Propane & Natural Gas Module 4 – Installation Codes, Acts & Regulations Module 5 – Introduction to Electricity Module 6 – Technical Manuals, Specifications, Schematics, Drawings & Graphs Module 7 – Customer Relations Module 8 – Introduction to Piping & Tubing Systems Module 9 – Introduction to Gas Appliances Gas Technician 2: Module 10 – Advance Piping & Tubing Systems Module 11 – Basic Electricity Module 12 – Controls (Mechanical & Electronic) Module 13 – Building a System Module 14 – Domestic & Non-Vented Appliances Module 15 – Gas Meters, Pressure Regulators & Relief Valves Module 16 – Domestic Gas Fire Refrigerators Module 17 – Conversion Burners Module 18 – Water Heaters, Combo Systems, Potable Water Heating Systems Module 19 – Forced Warm Air Heating Systems Module 20 – Hydronic Heating Systems Module 21 – Space Heating & Decorative Appliances Module 22 – Venting Practices Module 23 – Forced Air Add-On Devices Module 24 – Air Handling Systems |
| Pre-requisite | Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent; or Be at least 18 years of age and pass a superintendent approved qualifying test |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | $565.00 |
| Course Cost | $7,519.45 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, codebooks, course modules, discounted tuition and exam fees. This price does not include administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. Application fee of $565 is non-refundable. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 280 hours |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | The Gas Technician 3 certification is the first level needed to start a career in in the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry. It is a 7 week program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies by alternating one week in class with one week in the field at a local co-op placement company. A Gas Technician 3 (G3) license will enable you to work under supervision on any natural gas or propane fired equipment. Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This program covers the G3 modules 1 to 9 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. This program will provide you with hands on skills, contacts in the industry, on the job experience and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician certificate holder. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Module Breakdown | Gas Technician 3: Module 1 – Protect Self & Others Module 1 – Protect Self & Others Module 2 – Fasteners, Hand Tools & Power Tools Module 3 – Properties, Characteristics, Safe Handling of Propane & Natural Gas Module 4 – Installation Codes, Acts & Regulations Module 5 – Introduction to Electricity Module 6 – Technical Manuals, Specifications, Schematics, Drawings & Graphs Module 7 – Customer Relations Module 8 – Introduction to Piping & Tubing Systems Module 9 – Introduction to Gas Appliances |
| Pre-requisite | Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent; or Be at least 18 years of age and pass a superintendent approved qualifying test |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Non-refundable application fee of $565.00. |
| Course Cost | $3,489.45 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, codebooks, course modules, tuition and exam fees. This price does not include administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 180 hours |
| Course Schedule | 2 Evenings from 6:00pm – 10:00pm and Saturday from 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | The Gas Technician 3 certification is the first level needed to start a career in in the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry. It is a 12 week program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies in class. A Gas Technician 3 (G3) license will enable you to work under supervision on any natural gas or propane fired equipment. Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This program covers the G3 modules 1 to 9 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. This program will provide you with hands on skills and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician certificate holder. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Module Breakdown | Module 1 – Protect Self & Others Module 2 – Fasteners, Hand Tools & Power Tools Module 3 – Properties, Characteristics, Safe Handling of Propane & Natural Gas Module 4 – Installation Codes, Acts & Regulations Module 5 – Introduction to Electricity Module 6 – Technical Manuals, Specifications, Schematics, Drawings & Graphs Module 7 – Customer Relations Module 8 – Introduction to Piping & Tubing Systems Module 9 – Introduction to Gas Appliances |
| Pre-requisite | Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent; or Be at least 18 years of age and pass a superintendent approved qualifying test |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Non-refundable application fee of $565.00. |
| Course Cost | $3,489.45 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, codebooks, course modules, tuition and exam fees. This price does not include administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 24 hours |
| Course Schedule | 2 evenings, 6:00pm – 10:00pm |
| Description | A Gas Technician 3 (G3) license will enable you to work under supervision on any natural gas or propane fired equipment Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This is a review for individuals who would like to refresh their knowledge of modules 1-9 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. |
| Exam | The theory examination will be given by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. The practical examination must be given by a T.S.S.A. Fuels Safety Inspector and arranged through T.S.S.A. by the student. |
| Pre-requisite | None. However, individuals without previous experience are recommended to take the full course. |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Full payment is due upon registration. |
| Course Cost | $837.33 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, course modules and tuition fees. This price does not include codebooks, exam fees or administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa |
| Length | 480 hours |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | The Gas Technician 2 certification allows you to work independently on equipment up to 400,000 btuh and is for individuals who are looking to upgrade their skills in the HVAC industry. It is a 12 week program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies by alternating one week in class with one week in the field at a co-op placement company. A Gas Technician 2 (G2) license will enable you to install, inspect, alter, purge, activate, repair, service or remove a natural gas or propane appliance that has an input of 400,000 Btuh or less without supervision in residential and commercial applications. Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This program covers the G2 modules 10 to 24 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. This program will provide you with hands on skills, contacts in the industry, on the job experience and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician 2 certificate holder. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Module Breakdown | Module 10 – Advance Piping & Tubing Systems Module 11 – Basic Electricity Module 12 – Controls (Mechanical & Electronic) Module 13 – Building a System Module 14 – Domestic & Non-Vented Appliances Module 15 – Gas Meters, Pressure Regulators & Relief Valves Module 16 – Domestic Gas Fire Refrigerators Module 17 – Conversion Burners Module 18 – Water Heaters, Combo Systems, Potable Water Heating Systems Module 19 – Forced Warm Air Heating Systems Module 20 – Hydronic Heating Systems Module 21 – Space Heating & Decorative Appliances Module 22 – Venting Practices Module 23 – Forced Air Add-On Devices Module 24 – Air Handling Systems |
| Pre-requisite | Have a valid Gas Technician 3 (G3) license. |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | $565.00 non-refundable. |
| Course Cost | $4,180.00 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, modules, tuition and exam fees. This price does not include codebooks or administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 480 hours |
| Course Schedule | 2 Evenings from 6:00pm – 10:00pm and Saturday from 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | The Gas Technician 2 certification allows you to work independently on equipment up to 400,000 btuh and is for individuals who are looking to upgrade their skills in the HVAC industry. It is an 8 month program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies in class. A Gas Technician 2 (G2) license will enable you to install, inspect, alter, purge, activate, repair, service or remove a natural gas or propane appliance that has an input of 400,000 Btuh or less without supervision in residential and commercial applications. Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This program covers the G2 modules 10 to 24 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. This program will provide you with hands on skills and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician certificate holder. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Module Breakdown | Module 10 – Advance Piping & Tubing Systems Module 11 – Basic Electricity Module 12 – Controls (Mechanical & Electronic) Module 13 – Building a System Module 14 – Domestic & Non-Vented Appliances Module 15 – Gas Meters, Pressure Regulators & Relief Valves Module 16 – Domestic Gas Fire Refrigerators Module 17 – Conversion Burners Module 18 – Water Heaters, Combo Systems, Potable Water Heating Systems Module 19 – Forced Warm Air Heating Systems Module 20 – Hydronic Heating Systems Module 21 – Space Heating & Decorative Appliances Module 22 – Venting Practices Module 23 – Forced Air Add-On Devices Module 24 – Air Handling Systems |
| Pre-requisite | Have a valid Gas Technician 3 (G3) license. |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Non-refundable application fee of $565.00 |
| Course Cost | $4,180.00 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, modules, tuition and exam fees. This price does not include codebooks or administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London,Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 32 hours |
| Course Schedule | 2 Evenings, 6:00pm – 10:00pm |
| Description | A Gas Technician 2 (G2) license will enable you to install, inspect, alter, purge, activate, repair, service or remove a natural gas or propane appliance that has an input of 400,000 Btuh or less without supervision in residential and commercial applications. Examples: Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryer, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This is a review for individuals who would like to refresh their knowledge of modules 10 to 24, and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. |
| Exam | The theory examination will be given by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. The practical examination must be given by a T.S.S.A. Fuels Safety Inspector and arranged through T.S.S.A. by the student. |
| Pre-requisite | T.S.S.A. letter of approval |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code |
| Application Processing Fee | Full course cost of $974.06 due upon registration. Non-refundable application fee of $100. |
| Course Cost | $974.06 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, modules and tuition fees. This price does not include codebooks, exam fees or administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa |
| Length | 140 hours |
| Course Schedule | 2 Evenings, 6:00pm – 10:00pm |
| Description | This is an advanced program for individuals who wish to upgrade their skills in the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry. It is a 17 week evening program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies in class. A Gas Technician 1 (G1) license will enable you to install, inspect, alter, purge, activate, repair, service or remove a natural gas or propane appliance of any BTU input and the equipment and accessories essential to its operation. This includes residential, commercial and industrial applications. Examples: Process Ovens, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryers, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This program covers the G1 modules 26 to 31 and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. This program will provide you with the hands on skills and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician certificate holder. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Module Breakdown | Module 26 – Flame Safeguard Controls Module 27 – Commercial Appliances Module 28 – Gas Fired Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Module 29 – Gas Technician 1: Electricity Module 30 – Gas Technician 1: Controls Module 31 – Valve Train |
| Pre-requisite | 1. Hold a valid Gas Technician 2 (G2) license for at least 2 years (or 4,000 hours) including a minimum of 500 hours working on systems operating over 400,000 Btuh under the direct supervision of a licensed G1 technician. 2. A letter detailing your work experience from your employer or G1 supervisor (with their name, certificate number, signature and contact number); or A sworn statement signed by a notary public. Details in the letter should include: -Type of equipment -Input rate -Service maintenance or installation -Accumulated time spent on each type |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • B149.3 – Code for the Field Approval of Fuel-Related Components on Appliances and Equipment • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Non-refundable Application fee of $565.00 |
| Course Cost | $3,008.00 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, B149.3 codebook, course modules, tuition and exam fees. This price does not include administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Cambridge,London, Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 24 hours |
| Course Schedule | 2 Evenings, 6:00pm – 10:00pm |
| Description | The Gas Technician 1 certification is the highest level. It allows you to work on any size natural gas or propane fired appliance. You will be able to install, inspect, alter, purge, activate, repair, service or remove a natural gas or propane appliance of any BTU input and the equipment and accessories essential to its operation. This includes residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Examples: Process Ovens, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Stoves, Clothes Dryers, etc. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Course Outline | This is a review for individuals who would like to refresh their knowledge of modules 26-31, and the applicable codes, acts and regulations. |
| Exam | The theory examination will be given by HiMark at our location upon completion of the course. The practical examination must be given by a T.S.S.A. Fuels Safety Inspector and arranged through T.S.S.A. by the student. |
| Pre-requisite | T.S.S.A. letter of approval. |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • B149.3 – Code for the Field Approval of Fuel-Related Components on Appliances and Equipment • Ontario Act, Regulations, and Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Full course cost $974.06 due upon registration. Non-refundable application fee of $100. |
| Course Cost | $974.06 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, modules and tuition fees. This price does not include codebooks, exam fees or administration fees for funded students. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, Oshawa, Ottawa |
| Length | 776 hours |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Course Outline | This program covers:
Upon successful completion of the course and passing the certification exams, you will receive your G.3 certificate, G.2 certificate, ODP card and Working at Heights card. |
| Description | This comprehensive all-inclusive program includes the Gas Technician 3, Gas Technician 2, ODP, and Working at Heights certifications; which is everything you need to jump start your career in the HVAC industry. There is no previous experience required. It is a 19-week program where students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies by alternating one week in class with one week in the field at a local co-op placement company. We will provide you with hands on skills, contacts in the industry, on the job experience and full knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories you will require as a Gas Technician certificate holder. As part of the program we also offer job search assistance. |
| Exam | The theory and practical examinations will be administered by HiMark at our location. |
| Pre-Requisite | Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent; or Be at least 18 years of age and pass a Superintendent approved qualifying test |
| Codebooks Required | • B149.1 – Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code • B149.2 – Propane Storage & Handling Code • Ontario Act, Regulations & Code Adoption Documents for use with B149 Code Series |
| Application Processing Fee | Non-refundable Application fee of: $565.00 |
| Course Cost | $10,327.61 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, books, tool kit and exam fees. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge,London, Oshawa, Ottawa, |
| Length | 60 hours |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Thursday, 5:30pm – 10:30pm |
| Description | This is a preparation course for individuals who will be attempting the 313A Certification of Qualifications (C of Q) Examination administered by the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT). Individuals who are currently enrolled in an apprenticeship program and want a review before writing the C of Q exam are highly recommended to register! A 313A Residential Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic license will enable you to work on any cooling and heating-cooling combination systems including geo-exchange systems in residential, industrial, commercial and institutional settings. Specifically, you will be able to plan, lay out, install, start-up, maintain, service, repair, test, verify, commission and decommission refrigeration and AC systems, electronic components and their accessories. In Ontario, the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Trade is also a part of the Interprovincial Red Seal Program. Furthermore, you do not need to have a 313D license before you can attempt the 313A C of Q exam. |
| Course Outline | This course will provide you with an in-depth theoretical review of all modules to ensure that you have the knowledge that meet industry standards of practice for the trade. |
| Exam | None. HiMark only offers the course and does not administer the C of Q exam. Students are recommended to book their exam through OCOT prior to registration. |
| Pre-requisite | None. However, you must be able to provide proof to OCOT of at least 5 years (or 9,000 hours) of field experience in a related trade to qualify to write the C of Q exam. |
| Application Processing Fee | Full Payment of $1,547.54 upon registration. Non-Refundable Application Processing fee of $100.00. |
| Course Cost | $1,547.54 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, tuition and book fees. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa |
| Length | 40 hours |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Thursday, 5:30pm – 10:30pm |
| Description | This is a preparation course for individuals who will be attempting the 313D Certification of Qualifications (C of Q) Examination administered by the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT). Individuals who are currently enrolled in an apprenticeship program and want a review before writing the C of Q exam are highly recommended to register! A 313D Residential Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic license will enable you to work on residential air conditioning systems including geo-exchange systems. Specifically, you will be able to plan, lay out, install, start-up, maintain, service, repair, test, verify, commission and decommission residential AC systems, components and their accessories. |
| Course Outline | This course will provide you with an in-depth theoretical review of all modules to ensure that you have the knowledge that meet industry standards of practice for the trade. |
| Exam | None. HiMark only offers the course and does not administer the C of Q exam. Students are recommended to book their exam through OCOT prior to registration. |
| Pre-requisite | None. However, you must be able to provide proof to OCOT of at least 2.5 years (or 4,500 hours) of field experience in a related trade to qualify to write the C of Q exam. |
| Application Processing Fee | Full Payment of course upon registration $1,211.93. Non-Refundable Application Processing fee of $100.00. |
| Course Cost | $1,211.93 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes, tuition and book fees. Prices are subject to change. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa |
| Length | 8 hours |
| Course Schedule | Saturday 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | This is an approved 1-day environmental awareness training program designed for individuals who would like to obtain an Ozone Depletion Prevention (ODP) card. This includes those who let their original card expire and would like to get a new one. By law, only a certified technician can remove, handle and dispose refrigerants that contain ozone depleting substances and other hydrocarbons. The Ozone Depletion Prevention (ODP) Card entitles the holder to purchase and handle CFC/HCFC/HFC refrigerants and hydrocarbons. |
| Course Outline | This program will allow students to understand environmentally-correct equipment design, proper handling of refrigerants and how to comply with Federal and Provincial Regulations covering refrigeration and AC systems. This course is strictly theory and does not incorporate hands-on training. |
| Exam | Students will write a theory examination at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Topics Covered | • Science of Ozone Depletion • Leak Detection Methods • System Charging Procedures • Special Maintenance Provisions • Refrigerant Recover, Reuse, Recycle and Reclamation Equipment |
| Pre-requisite | None. |
| Application Processing Fee | $310.75 is non-refundable |
| Course Cost | $310.75 Full payment is due upon registration. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, London, Oshawa, Ottawa |
| Length | 8 hours (Part 1: 3.5 hours, Part 2: 4.5 hours) |
| Course Schedule | 4:00pm – 8:30pm |
| Description | This course is mainly for individuals who work at workplaces covered by the Construction Projects Regulation. The Ministry of Labour specifies that those who use any of the following methods of fall protection should complete a Working at Heights course: • Travel Restraint Systems • Fall Restricting Systems • Fall Arrest Systems • Safety Nets • Work Belts • Safety Belts This training requirement is in addition to existing training requirements for workers who use fall protection systems on construction projects. Workplace safety should be taken seriously, and we strongly encourage everyone to attend a Working at Heights course even if your workplace is not covered by the Construction Projects Regulation. |
| Course Outline | This course is a blended-learning program that consists two parts by incorporating online delivery and in-person practical instruction. Part 1 consists an online training session that covers basic theory and safety measures pertaining to working at heights. Part 2 consists in-class training held at our campus locations upon completing Part 1. Students will learn about the different safety equipment and its proper usage through real life examples to gain practical experience. |
| Exam | Students will write a certification exam at our location upon completion of the course. |
| Pre-requisite | None. |
| Application Processing Fee | $192.04 |
| Course Cost | $192.04 Full payment is due upon registration. |
| Apply | Toronto, Barrie, Cambridge, Oshawa |
| Length | 40 hours. |
| Course Schedule | Monday to Friday 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Description | An in-depth, hands on learning experience This course is designed for those individuals that are advancing their career and transitioning to a service technician position. It is also a valuable tool for existing technicians that would like to improve on their troubleshooting skills. |
| Course Outline | – Basic understanding of electricity. – Understanding and use of testing equipment. – Knowing what each component does and doesn’t do – Troubleshooting defective components – Confirming status of component – Basic sequence of operation of common gas appliances – Proper commissioning of gas appliances |
| Exam | None. |
| What is Required | Electrical hand tools Safety shoes and glasses Manometer (with tee and hose) |
| Application Processing Fee | Full course cost of $1,535.67 due upon registration. Non-refundable application fee of $100. |
| Course Cost | $1,535.67 This is an all-inclusive price including applicable taxes. |
| Apply | Cambridge, London |
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