Course Description

This course is designed to prepare the workforce to reduce the chances of a spill occurring, and if a spill does occur, to reduce the size and extent of damage that results. The goal is to minimize impacts to themselves, other people, the company and the environment. The course provides the necessary information and practices for workers to perform safe and effective spill prevention and action in the event of a spill.

This course is delivered in partnership with Northern Lakes College and Woodland Operations Learning Foundation (WOLF https://www.w-o-l-f.ca/ )

- Delivery and content is designed for forest resource development and management agencies, including government, utility, and petroleum and wood sectors.
- Contractors, employees, supervisors and recreational forest users of all educational backgrounds will learn about science, regulation and best practice from these courses.
- Instructors are trained, experienced educators and subject matter experts.
- Training is delivered where and when you want in classroom, field, online or combined formats
- For face to face delivery, small classes of 15 to 25 people over 6 to 8 hours are normal. Larger groups may be accommodated with concurrent and/or sequential sessions or as seminars or even conferences.
- Competence may be examined and certificates of completion are issued for satisfactory test results.
- Most courses are eligible for Continuing Competence Credit for Alberta Professional Forest Technologists and Foresters.
- Standards meet or exceed third party certification requirements.
- Courses may be modified to meet local needs for time, regulation or other constraints, but this may affect certification outcomes and cost.
- Courses are 6 hours in length.

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