Working At Heights – Course & Certification – Vaughan

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Working at Heights (WAH) Training Vaughan

PRIVATE COURSES:
Starting From $1,679
PUBLIC COURSES:
$130 – $225 / Person

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Course Details

Get CPO-approved Working at Heights training in Vaughan, Ontario at SafetyCo’s Vaughan Training Centre. This 8-hour, instructor-led course meets Ontario’s Working at Heights training requirements and provides successful participants with proof of completion valid for three years. Conveniently located at 8700 Dufferin Street in Concord, our training centre serves workers and employers throughout Vaughan, Woodbridge, Concord, Thornhill and the GTA.

Course Duration:

8 Hours

Delivery:

In-Person Classroom

Private Training:

Available

Public Training:

Available

Parking:

Free On-Site Parking

Certification:

CPO-Approved

Training Is Valid For:

3 years from the date of successful completion.

Materials Provided:

Course materials and participant workbooks.

CPO-Approved Working at Heights Training in Vaughan

SafetyCo provides CPO-approved Working at Heights (WAH) training in Vaughan for workers in Ontario’s construction sector who are required to use a fall protection system.

The training meets and exceeds the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) Working at Heights Training Standard and covers the legislation, standards, equipment and safe work practices workers need to work safely at heights.  

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Ready to book your Working at Heights training in Vaughan? View upcoming course dates at our Vaughan Training Centre and book your seat online today.

What The Course Includes

As integral components of the above standards, our Working at Heights Training Vaughan course ensures that participants engage in a thorough and comprehensive review encompassing the following essential elements:

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Categories of Falls

Understand the different categories of falls and how to minimize risk factors on-site.

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Control Measures

Identify and implement control measures for various types of falls to enhance safety.

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Fixed Barriers & Handrails

Install barriers and handrails meticulously to ensure worker safety at heights.

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Safety Protocols

Use safety equipment such as belts, lifelines, and anchors correctly and consistently.

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Fall Arrest Specifications

Ensure Fall Arrest Systems meet specifications for compliance and optimal safety standards.

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Fall Arrest for Roofs

Adapt Fall Arrest Systems to accommodate different roof angles and working conditions.

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Retractable Lifelines

Learn how to employ retractable lifelines to provide additional flexibility and protection.

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Fall Containment Systems

Utilize fall containment systems strategically to reduce hazards and risks effectively.

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Inspection & Maintenance

Understand how to regularly inspect and maintain equipment to uphold safety standards.

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Rescue Training Requirements

Includes comprehensive rescue training requirements to address emergencies effectively.

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Inspection & Maintenance

Understand how to regularly inspect and maintain equipment to uphold safety standards.

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Rescue Training Requirements

Includes comprehensive rescue training requirements to address emergencies effectively.

Who Needs Working at Heights Training in Ontario?

Working at Heights training is required for workers on construction projects and other roles who may be exposed to fall hazards and use fall protection systems or equipment. This includes workers who use travel restraint, fall restricting or fall arrest systems, safety nets, work belts or safety belts.

Upcoming Training Courses

Browse our upcoming training schedule and secure your spot in a course designed to meet your safety needs. Select your preferred date and location below.

Our Vaughan training centre is conveniently located near Dufferin Street and Highway 407, with free onsite parking. The location serves workers and employers throughout Vaughan, Concord, Woodbridge, Thornhill and surrounding GTA communities.

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Working at Heights Certification and Refresher Requirements

Working At Heights

Working at Heights training is valid for three years from the date of successful completion of an approved program.

Working At Heights Refresher
After three years, workers must successfully complete an approved Refresher course to maintain the validity of their training. Learn More >

Why Choose SafetyCo for Working at Heights Training in Vaughan?

With 30+ years of industry experience, safety training is what we do. Our instructors bring hands-on experience from the field, including Safety Consultants, Safety Managers, Safety Officers, Safety Trainers and Rescue Technicians who understand the work they teach.

Real-World Experience

Learn from experienced professionals who bring firsthand knowledge and practical insight into the classroom.

Practical & Relevant

Go beyond the requirements. Understand the hazards, equipment and techniques you need to work safely at height.

Trusted by Learners

Train with a team known for creating positive learning experiences, backed by strong feedback and reviews from our learners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I take Working at Heights training in Vaughan?

SafetyCo offers Working at Heights training at our Vaughan Training Centre at 8700 Dufferin Street, Unit 14, Concord, Ontario. Our Vaughan location serves individuals and employers throughout Vaughan, Concord, Woodbridge, Thornhill and the Greater Toronto Area.

How much does Working at Heights training cost in Vaughan?

Working at Heights training at our Vaughan Training Centre costs $149 per person or we can come to your location where pricing starts at $X.

Is SafetyCo's Vaughan Working at Heights course CPO approved?

Yes. SafetyCo’s Vaughan Training Centre offers Chief Prevention Officer (CPO) approved Working at Heights training that meets Ontario’s Working at Heights training requirements.

How long is Working at Heights training in Ontario?

Ontario’s Working at Heights training standard requires a minimum of 3 hours of basic theory and 3.5 hours of practical training. Additional time may be required for breaks, evaluations, equipment demonstrations and individual learning needs. Expect the day to last 8 hours.

How long is Working at Heights certification valid in Ontario?

Working at Heights training in Ontario is valid for three years from the date of successful completion. Before the training expires, eligible workers can complete an approved refresher program to renew their training for another three years.

Do I need Working at Heights training to work on a construction site in Ontario?

Workers on Ontario construction projects who are required to use certain fall-protection systems must successfully complete an approved Working at Heights training program before using fall protection. Employers must also ensure workers receive training on the specific fall-protection equipment used at the project.

Can I take Working at Heights training online in Ontario?

You cannot complete the entire Ontario Working at Heights certification online. The theory portion may be delivered through approved eLearning or distance learning in certain circumstances (coming soon to SafetyCo in early 2027) but the practical module must be completed in person.

Is parking available at the Vaughan training centre?

Yes. Free onsite parking is available at our Vaughan Training Centre located at 8700 Dufferin Street, Unit 14 in Concord, Ontario.

Do you offer private Working at Heights training at my Vaughan jobsite?

Yes. SafetyCo offers private corporate safety training for employers in Vaughan and across the Greater Toronto Area.

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What is the difference between Working at Heights and Working at Heights Refresher training?

Working at Heights is the initial training program for workers who have not previously completed approved Ontario Working at Heights training. Working at Heights Refresher training is for eligible workers who have previously completed the approved program and need to renew their training for another three years.

Ontario’s refresher program focuses on the practical module, while initial training includes both the basic theory and practical modules.

What happens if my Working at Heights certification has expired?

Ontario Working at Heights training is valid for three years. Workers who have previously completed both modules of an approved program may be eligible for refresher training; Ontario provides an eligibility checker to confirm whether a worker qualifies.

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