Suspended Work Platform Instructor Course.

Swing Stage - Train-the-Trainer

This intensive, one-day Instructor Operations and Safety Training Program equips qualified safety, knowledge, and tools required to deliver compliant suspended platform training within their own organizations or to external clients.

Through classroom theory and hands-on practical lab exercises, you will master the mechanics, safety procdures, and instructional delivery for both swing stages.

Course Highlights & Deliverables

• Comprehensive Equipment Mastery: Become proficient in identifying, setting up, inspecting, and troubleshooting all primary components of swing stages.

• Delivery Assets: Learn to effectively teach suspension system safety, vertical lifelines, hoist troubleshooting, and mandatory emergency/rescue protocols.

uition & Value

• Course Cost: $2,000.00 + GST

• What’s Included: Full instructor training, authorization to certify your own students, structural guidelines for course delivery, and the right to print your own student materials with zero ongoing material or student certification fees.

Provincial & Federal Aerial Lift Compliance

Our instructor training provides a comprehensive, cross-Canada compliance. The curriculum covers both federal and provincial standards for boom lifts, scissor lifts, and other Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWPs):

• Federal Jurisdiction: Canada Labour Code, Part II & Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (COHSR) – Part XIV (Materials Handling)

• British Columbia: WorkSafeBC Occupational Health and Safety Regulation – Part 13 (Elevating Work Platforms)

• Alberta: Alberta OHS Code – Part 23 (Elevating Platforms and Aerial Devices)

• Saskatchewan: The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 – Part 16 (Scaffolds, Aerial Devices, and Elevated Work Platforms)

• Manitoba: Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation (M.R. 217/2006) – Part 21 (Elevating Work Platforms)

• Ontario: Ontario Regulation 213/91 (Construction Projects) – Elevating Work Platforms / Section 143-149

• Quebec: Safety Code for the Construction Industry (S-2.1, r. 4) – Section 3.10.8 (Elevating Work Platforms)

• Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia Workplace Health and Safety Regulations – Part 23 (Elevating Work Platforms)

• Newfoundland & Labrador: Newfoundland OHS Regulations, 2012 – Part XI (Scaffolds, Elevated Work Platforms, and Stages)

Note on CSA Standards: In addition to provincial regulations, this course explicitly integrates CSA B354.7 and CSA B354.8 design, safe use, and training standards. This ensures your corporate instructors deliver a nationally recognized program that stands up to federal and provincial enforcement audits.

How to Register:

Simply click on your desired course title to view upcoming dates and book online.