Peak Safety Training

 In high-risk industries like construction and manufacturing, ensuring worker safety is not just a regulatory requirement—it’s a moral obligation. This is where Trade Safety Coordinators (TSCs) play a critical role. At Peak Safety Training, we emphasize the importance of well-trained TSCs in creating safer workplaces and preventing accidents before they occur. Trade Safety Coordinators act as a vital link between workers, management, and safety regulators. Their responsibilities include conducting hazard assessments, ensuring compliance with safety standards, implementing site-specific safety plans, and promoting a culture of safety on-site. Through their proactive approach, TSCs help reduce incidents related to falls, equipment misuse, confined space entry, and other common hazards. Our Trade Safety Coordinator (TSC) course provides comprehensive training on risk identification, safety documentation, and incident response. It equips participants with the knowledge and skills r...

As of  November 1, 2024 , major amendments to BC’s Occupational Health & Safety Regulation took effect. If you haven’t updated your protocols, your facility may be at serious risk Don’t wait for a WorkSafeBC audit — or worse. Implementing proper first aid measures isn’t optional. From remote worksites to urban offices, aligning with new standards is critical for compliance  and  workplace safety. What These Regulatory Changes Mean for You: Mandatory First‑Aid Assessments Every workplace must complete a  written first-aid assessment , considering crew size, hazard classification, remoteness, and accessibility — revised procedures had to be in place by  October 31, 2024 Updated Training Levels BC’s first-aid levels now align with CSA standards: Basic (1 day), Intermediate (2 days), Advanced (10 days) — simplifying certification paths Regulated Kit Requirements Kits must match new hazard/hazard criteria: sizes, PPE, and emergency gear are now standardized Emerg...

 In today’s safety-conscious work environments, proper respiratory protection is non-negotiable. The Train-the-Fit-Tester (TFT) course by Peak Safety Training empowers participants to become qualified fit testers, ensuring their teams are using respiratory protection effectively and compliantly. This hands-on program is ideal for safety officers, supervisors, and professionals responsible for worker health and safety. Participants will learn both qualitative and quantitative fit testing methods, understand regulatory requirements, and gain practical skills through real-world scenarios. Upon completion, attendees will be certified to conduct in-house respirator fit testing — saving time, reducing costs, and improving on-site compliance. Why Choose This Course? Practical, instructor-led training Meets CSA and OH&S standards Certification provided Convenient training location in British Columbia Whether you’re in construction, industrial work, or healthcare, this course is esse...

In today’s fast-moving construction environments, no one can afford to lag behind — especially when lives are at stake. Step into the Safety Coordinator role with unmatched confidence.  Peak Safety Training’s Trade Safety Coordinator (TSC) course is more than your typical safety coordinator training course  — it’s a transformation. This program empowers you to be the proactive safety leader every job site depends on. Key Skills You’ll Master 1. Hazard Recognition & Risk Assessment  Quickly identify and analyze dangers — from fall hazards and electrical risks to heavy equipment mishaps. 2. Regulations & Compliance  Stay current with safety laws, such as the Workers Compensation Act and OHS regulations, applying them effectively on site . 3. Inspection & Auditing  Develop the ability to conduct comprehensive safety inspections, audits, and site safety planning. 4. Incident Investigation & Emergency Response  Respond swiftly to incidents ...