Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about our courses, pricing, booking, drug and alcohol testing, team training and safety compliance services. Still have a question? Call us at 1-587-803-0351.
Red Cross Intermediate First Aid with CPR. The full course is two days. If your ticket has not expired yet, recertification is only one day.
Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive is the ticket required on most oil and gas sites. You learn to recognize hydrogen sulphide gas, protect yourself with the right detection and breathing equipment, and respond to a release. The full course is one day in class. You can also complete the theory section online and come in for the practical assessment.
First Aid is two days for the full course, or one day for recertification if your ticket has not expired. H2S Alive is one full day in class.
Yes. If your current First Aid ticket has not yet expired, the one-day recertification renews it. If it has expired, you take the full two-day course again.
First Aid is $190 per seat plus GST. H2S Alive is $185 per seat plus GST. You pay when you arrive.
Go to the Courses page, pick First Aid or H2S, and book a seat through the calendar on that page. One seat per booking. If you are booking for more than one person, book each seat separately.
At this time we rely on in-person payment. Contact us for custom payment options.
#209, 8716 108 Street, Grande Prairie, AB T8V 4C7. Training and testing happen at our Grande Prairie office.
Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Testing is booked by phone. Call us at 1-587-803-0351 during office hours, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, and we will set a time.
Yes. We run private courses for companies at our Grande Prairie classroom or at your site. Tell us the course, the headcount and the dates you have in mind through the team request form on the companies page.
Yes. For larger groups, a private course day, or training at your site, request it through the companies page and we will confirm the date.
COR and SECOR audit preparation, safety program development and maintenance, contractor portal maintenance for ISNetworld, ComplyWorks, SiteDocs and Workhub, and general health and safety consulting.
COR (Certificate of Recognition) and SECOR (Small Employer Certificate of Recognition) are certificates an Alberta company earns by passing a safety audit. Many operators require them before you can bid on work.
Yes. These are the online systems big operators make their contractors keep up to date before they can work on site. We keep your accounts current so you stay cleared to work.