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What We Teach
SAFETY SKILLS YOU'LL ACTUALLY REMEMBER...
01
Fall Protection Training
This course provides a detailed exploration of essential knowledge, emphasizes key concepts, and assesses knowledge retention after each module.
Through a combination of theoretical learning, practical testing, and on-site training, we ensure employees comprehend the material thoroughly.
By the end of the course, participants will:
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Gain insights into various types of Fall Protection
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Learn to identify and mitigate Fall Hazards effectively
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Familiarize themselves with the equipment used in Fall Protection
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Acquire skills in inspecting and maintaining their safety gear
02
Confined Space Awareness, Entry and Monitor (Rescue Practical) Course
This course is designed for a broad range of industries where confined spaces are present in their operations, including sectors such as oil and gas, construction, office buildings, industrial settings, railroads, manufacturing facilities, and any other environment that meets the criteria for confined spaces.
Course Objectives:
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Recognizing and identify a confined space
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Understanding confined space hazards
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Compliance with relevant legislation
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Implementing safe work procedures
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Following codes of practice
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Conducting pre-entry preparation meetings
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Applying lock-out procedures
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Issuing safe work permits
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Enhancing communication skills
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Conducting post-entry debriefings
03
Hoisting and Rigging Safety Course
This course is relevant for any worker involved in overseeing, supervising, or inspecting rigging and hoisting operations across a wide range of tasks.
Upon successfully finishing this course, participants will be awarded a three-year certification in Hoisting and Rigging.
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Comprehend responsibilities and adhere to safety regulations for rigging and hoisting loads.
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Perform pre-shift inspections on cranes and slings.
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Demonstrate proficiency in inspecting, selecting, maintaining, and safely using rigging equipment and hardware.
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Understand load capacities, safety margins, and stresses encountered during hoisting operations.
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Calculate material load weights accurately.
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Identify hazards associated with hoisting and rigging equipment.
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Master techniques for using winches, cables, chains, booms, slings, securing loads, and understand the impact of sling angles.
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Interpret and use standardized hand signals effectively.
04
Scissor Lift & Boom Lift Combined ( MEWP)
Change this Upon successful completion of this course, participants receive a scissor lift certificate and boom lift certificate of completion that is valid for three years.
Mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs) are mechanical devices used to provide temporary access for people or equipment to elevated and typically inaccessible areas.
In this course, participants will gain insights into:
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Compliance with Labour Canada Regulations and Occupational Health and Safety Regulations
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Essential skills needed to operate a mobile elevated work platform
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Safely operating the aerial lift device
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Understanding safety protocols and responsibilities during lift operations
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Performing thorough walk-around inspections and preventive maintenance
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Implementing correct fall protection procedures specific to MEWPs
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Practicing various maneuvers and safe operational techniques
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Operator responsibilities
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Employer responsibilities
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Rescue and escape planning procedures
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Machine-specific features and functionalities
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Requirements for Personal Protective Equipment
“Must have Fall Protection Course completed before taking Scissor Lift& Boom Lift Course”
05
Emergency First Aid ( Basic) Course
This course is crafted to provide valuable and applicable skills to individuals interested in offering assistance during medical emergencies.
This life-saving course is applicable across various fields. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a three-year certification in AED and CPR training
In this course, you will learn.
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Preparing to respond
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The EMS system
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Check, Call, Care
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Airway emergencies
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Breathing and circulation emergencies
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Up to date CPR guidelines
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First aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest
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Proper AED use and inspection
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Wound care
06
Standard First Aid Level C with CPR and AED ( Intermediate) Course
This is a 2 day comprehensive First Aid course that will cover;
First Aid
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Preparing to respond
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The EMS system
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Check, Call, Care
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Airway emergencies
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Breathing and circulation emergencies
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First Aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest
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Wound care
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Head and spine injuries
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Bone, muscle and joint injuries
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Sudden medical emergencies
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Environmental emergencies
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Poisons
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their safety gear
Level A
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The first aiders role
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Choking, adult
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Assisting with medications
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Angina and heart attack
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Stroke
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CPR, adult
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Deadly bleeding
Level C includes Level A content with the following additions:
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Choking, child and baby
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CPR, child and baby
AED
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Proper AED and inspection
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CPR, child and baby
07
Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training
The training is a combination of formal classroom instruction and practical hands-on training in the use of these heavy, powerful and potentially dangerous machines. Under the direct supervision of instructors who have knowledge, training, and experience in the subject matter
The training includes:
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Formal instruction (e.g., lectures, discussions, interactive computer learning, video training, and documents).
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Practical training involving demonstrations and exercises conducted by the trainee.
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Periodic refresher training sessions.
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Evaluation of the operator's workplace performance.
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Certification confirming completion of training and evaluation.
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Conducting post-entry debriefings
Alberta Safety
in Numbers
Facts & Figures
3 in every 100
Approximately 3 in every 100 people are injured every year in Alberta
Men are 1.5 times more likely to get injured than women.
1.5
29
29 people are injured in Alberta every day due to overexertion.
The highest risk is for those aged 15-24. 134 workplace deaths happened in 2017 in Alberta. 35 of them workplace incidents.
15-24
about us
Incidents: making us look good since 2017
With a decade of extensive experience working in health and safety, Coby Perry possesses in-depth knowledge of codes and regulations across both Provincial and Federally regulated industries across Canada. His dedication to safety training is deeply personal; after suffering a workplace injury himself, Coby felt that companies across Canada could benefit from specialized training to ensure that no one else has to suffer from a potentially avoidable workplace incident. He specializes in delivering hands-on training designed to enhance clients' skills and knowledge, ensuring they are equipped to uphold the highest standards of safety and compliance. Coby’s down-to-earth, people-oriented, and friendly approach to safety training effectively engages participants across all industries, fostering a positive and impactful learning environment.
Join us at
Valley Safety Inc.
In our commitment to safety excellence, and experience firsthand the positive impact of effective safety training on your organization.
What Our Clients Say
"Over the course of a week, Coby provided a First Aid Training Program to several groups within my company. Coby is a fantastic instructor – he is not simply a “read off the page” kind of guy, but rather, he tailors the course content to be relevant and applicable to his students and their workplace environment. Coby’s passion for helping people learn to work safely and practically is what sets him apart from the rest. I highly recommend his services at Valley Safety. "
- Matthew
"Coby was an excellent training instructor when I took the confined spaces course. All the information given was concise, making it easy to understand what a confined space is, what dangers are associated with them, and how to work safely in them. Thank you, Coby, for making the training session interesting and easy to follow along with; I look forward to taking more courses with you in the future!"
- Ethan
"I recently took my Standard First Aid course with Coby at Valley Safety and was impressed by his clear, hands-on approach. He explained complex topics simply and provided practical exercises that made the material easy to understand. Coby was knowledgeable, patient, and responsive, making the course both informative and engaging. I feel well-prepared to apply what I learned. Highly recommended!"
- Chelsea
Join us at Valley Safety Inc. in our commitment to safety excellence, and experience firsthand the positive impact of effective safety training on your organization.
Customized Training:
On-site training allows for programs tailored to the specific needs and risks of your business. Trainers can address unique hazards and scenarios relevant to your workplace, making the training more applicable and impactful.
Real-Life Context:
Conducting training on-site enables trainers to use your actual equipment and facilities for demonstrations and exercises. This hands-on approach helps employees relate better to the training and apply it directly to their daily tasks.
Convenience and Accessibility:
On-site training eliminates the need for employees to travel to external locations, which can reduce downtime and increase participation rates. It also accommodates varying shift patterns and schedules.
Immediate Implementation
Trainers can provide feedback on safety practices in real-time and offer immediate solutions to existing issues in the workplace. This helps in implementing changes and improvements more swiftly.
Enhanced Engagement
Trainers who come to your business can create a more engaging and interactive learning environment. They can tailor their delivery to the specific audience, making the training more relevant and engaging for employees.
Cost-Effectiveness
On-site training can be more cost-effective compared to sending employees to off-site sessions, as it reduces travel expenses and minimizes productivity losses associated with off-site training.
Continuous Improvement
An on-site trainer can observe and address ongoing safety concerns, providing continuous support and reinforcing best practices over time. This helps in maintaining a sustained focus on safety.