All contractors are generally responsible for providing safety and job specific training for their employees unless otherwise stated in their Contractor R Us contract or agreement.
Contractor’s health and safety program will include a training matrix that meets Contractor R Us’ requirements for the basic health and safety training.
Prior to the commencement of Hands-On-Work, the contractor will establish an orientation plan which includes the elements described in the training matrix. The plan will ensure contract workers have the appropriate pre-requisite Health and Safety training, as well as knowledge of Contractor R Us’ requirements, contractor company requirements, work site hazards/controls and emergency procedures.
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On request by Contractor R Us, during the bidding stage, contractors will submit a copy of their employee’s completed trainings.
Contract Workers will provide proof of pre-requisite training in the Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) or an equivalent level of training acceptable to the Project Manager and the OH&S department.
Training certification must be provided by an accredited training company, preferably the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA).
Completed trainings will be checked.
Copies of training report will be made and documented.
An excel spreadsheet will be used to track training expiration date.
Contractors will be informed via email, 3 months before the expiration of their training to process renewal.
The training coordinator will be responsible for documenting and tracking training for the trades.
Company OH&S Training
All employees must be trained before they are permitted to perform work on our sites. Construction R Us’ training department will provide adequate company mandatory training to our employees. The training requirements are based on the organization’s health and safety training standard. A general training will include the following:
On-site hazard identification and
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This will be facilitated by the Prime Contractor or a designated Contractor R Us site contact if we are Prime. The training will be delivered by a competent trainer.
Subcontractors and Contract Workers will attend a contractor orientation prior to the worker commencing work. Workers will receive a training certification as proof of training completion. Training will be updated when orientation requirements change and all workers will be re-trained annually
Site specific OH&S orientation/induction will include the following project key points:
Company specific safety rules: Contract workers will be orientated on onsite and project safety rules. This will also include site specific OH&S requirements.
New worker orientation: Contract workers will be orientated on our values and goals.
Review of risk assessment, hazard assessment findings: Contract workers will be orientated to the work site hazards and methods to control those hazards. The Prime contractor will provide a site tour to acquaint their workers with the work