Education Series 2019

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1 Education Series 2019

2 Contents BUSINESS SERIES Apprenticeship Training Information Session BIM Lunch & Learn Doing Business with the City of Red Deer Employment Standards Financial Analysis Understanding Ratios, Analysis and Margins Insurance and Bonding for the Construction Industry Overtime & Banked Hour Changes to the Employment Standards Maximizing your Bottom Line Regional Economic Forecasts The Energy Code and how it will affect your Projects & NECB 2011 and the Tools Available for Compliance WCB Information Sessions CONSTRUCTION SERIES Applied Construction Risk Management Bluebeam Revu Basics Blueprint Reading CCA Guide to Contracts for the Sub Contractor Construction 101 Construction Estimating Construction Industry Ethics Construction Law Earned Value Management for Construction Projects Field Productivity Lean at the Shop or Work Site Lean Last Planner Workshop CONSTRUCTION SERIES - Continued Project Management Tools & Techniques Project Planning and Cost Control Site Scheduling Supervisor Training Program OFFICE SERIES Lean Foundations Workshop Leaning Up The Office Workshop Leaning Up The Office - Value Stream Mapping Workshop E-LEARNING SERIES Communication, Negotiation, Conflict Resolution Confined Space Safety Awareness Construction Industry Ethics Construction Law Construction Project Management Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) First Level Supervisor Training Program Introduction to Building Information Modeling Introduction to Construction Estimating National Construction Safety Awareness Working in a Respectful and Inclusive Workplace 2

3 Contents Table of ALBERTA CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ASSOCIATION Alberta Occupational Health & Safety Legislation Awareness (LEG) Alberta Temporary Traffic Control Course (ATTC) Alberta Temporary Traffic Control Course Field Application Course (ATTC-FA) Alcohol & Drugs: Worksite Guidelines (ADWG) Auditor Training Program Course (ATP) Auditor Training Program Recertification Course (ATP-R) Basic Instructional Techniques Course (BIT) Communication and Ethics for the Safety Leader Confined Space Entry/Monitor (OSSA Approved) Course (CSEM) Leadership for Safety Excellence Course (LSE) Principles of Health & Safety Management Course (PHSM) Scaffolding Awareness Course Silica Awareness Course Standard First Aid With CPR-C-AED Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Train-the-Trainer Course Working Around Powered Mobile Equipmtent (PME) Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System 2015 Train-the-Trainer Course (WHMIS) Worksite Investigation Basics Course (WIB) Construction Safety Administration Course (CSA) Contractor Management Course (CM) Effective Claims Management Course (ECM) Fall Protection End-User E-Learning Fall Protection Planning (FPP) Flagger Train-the-Trainer Course Hazard Management Course Register for all ACSA Sessions at or call

4 Architects Engineers Interior Designers Management Owner/Principal Procurement Project Managers Supervisors/Foreman Support Staff Alberta Job Grant Qualified Gold Seal Credits Which Sessions are right for your role? Please note that all of our seminars and courses are open to everyone and there are no prerequisites. These suggestions should help point you to sessions designed with your particular role in mind, but please feel free to register for any seminar or course. Business Series Apprenticeship Training Information Session X X X BIM Lunch & Learn X X X X X X X X X Doing Business with the City of Red Deer X X X X X X Employment Standards X X X X X X X Financial Analysis Understanding Ratios, Analysis & Margins X X X Insurance and Bonding for the Construction Industry X X X Overtime & Banked Hour Changes to the Employment Standards Maximizing your Bottom Line X X X Regional Economic Forecasts X X X X X X X The Energy Code and how it will affect your Projects & NECB 2011 and the Tools Available for Compliance X X X X X X X X WCB Information Sessions X X X Construction Series Applied Construction Risk Management X X X X X X X X X 2 Bluebeam Revu Basics X X X X X X 1 Blueprint Reading X X X X X X X X X X 2 4

5 Architects Engineers Interior Designers Management Owner/Principal Procurement Project Managers Supervisors/Foreman Support Staff Alberta Job Grant Qualified Gold Seal Credits Which Sessions are right for your role? Please note that all of our seminars and courses are open to everyone and there are no prerequisites. These suggestions should help point you to sessions designed with your particular role in mind, but please feel free to register for any seminar or course. Construction Series - Continued CCA Guide to Contracts for the Sub Contractor X X X X X X Construction 101 X X X X X X X X X X 3 Construction Estimating X X X X 5 Construction Industry Ethics X X X X X X X X X Construction Law X X X X X X X X 5 Earned Value Management for Construction Projects X X X X X X X X 1 Field Productivity X X X X X X 1 Lean at the Shop or Work Site X X X X X X X X X Lean Last Planner Workshop X X X X X X X X X X Project Management Tools & Techniques X X X X X X 2 Project Planning and Cost Control X X X X X X 5 Site Scheduling X X X X X 1 Supervisor Training Program Office Series Lean Foundations Workshop X X X X X X X X X 5

6 Architects Engineers Interior Designers Management Owner/Principal Procurement Project Managers Supervisors/Foreman Support Staff Alberta Job Grant Qualified Gold Seal Credits Which Sessions are right for your role? Please note that all of our seminars and courses are open to everyone and there are no prerequisites. These suggestions should help point you to sessions designed with your particular role in mind, but please feel free to register for any seminar or course. Office Series - Continued Leaning Up The Office Workshop X X X X X X X X X X Leaning Up The Office Value Stream Mapping X X X X X X X X X X E-Learning Communication, Negotiation, Conflict Resolution X X X X X X X X X X 2 Confined Space Safety Awareness X X X X 1 Construction Industry Ethics X X X X X X X X X X 2 Construction Law X X X X X X X X 2 Construction Project Management X X X X X X X X 3 Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) X X First Level Supervisor Training Program X X X X 5 Introduction to Building Information Modeling X X X X X X X X X X 1 Introduction to Construction Estimating X X X X 2 National Construction Safety Awareness X X X X 2 Working in a Respectful and Inclusive Workplace X X X X X X X X X X 1 6

7 Architects Engineers Interior Designers Management Owner/Principal Procurement Project Managers Supervisors/Foreman Support Staff Alberta Job Grant Qualified Gold Seal Credits Which Sessions are right for your role? Please note that all of our seminars and courses are open to everyone and there are no prerequisites. These suggestions should help point you to sessions designed with your particular role in mind, but please feel free to register for any seminar or course. Alberta Construction Safety Association Alberta Occupational Health & Safety Legislation Awareness (LEG) X X X X X Alberta Temporary Traffic Control Course (ATTC) X X X Alberta Temporary Traffic Control Course Field Application Course (ATTC-FA) X X X Alcohol & Drugs: Worksite Guidelines (ADWG) X X X X X X X X X X Auditor Training Program Course (ATP) X X X X Auditor Training Program Recertification Course (ATP-R) X X X X Basic Instructional Techniques Course (BIT) X X X X X Communication and Ethics for the Safety Leader X X X X X X X X X X Confined Space Entry/Monitor (OSSA Approved) Course (CSEM) X X X Construction Safety Administration Course (CSA) X X X X Contractor Management Course (CM) X X X X X X Effective Claims Management Course (ECM) X X X X X X X Fall Protection End-User X X X Fall Protection Planning (FPP) X X X Flagger Train-the-Trainer Course X X X 7

8 Architects Engineers Interior Designers Management Owner/Principal Procurement Project Managers Supervisors/Foreman Support Staff Alberta Job Grant Qualified Gold Seal Credits Which Sessions are right for your role? Please note that all of our seminars and courses are open to everyone and there are no prerequisites. These suggestions should help point you to sessions designed with your particular role in mind, but please feel free to register for any seminar or course. Alberta Construction Safety Association - Continued Hazard Management Course X X X Leadership for Safety Excellence Course (LSE) X X X X X X Principles of Health & Safety Management Course (PHSM) X X X X Scaffolding Awareness Course X X X X Silica Awareness Course X X X X Standard First Aid With CPR-C-AED X X X X X X X X X X Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Train-the-Trainer Course X X X Working Around Powered Mobile Equipmtent (PME) X X X X X Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System 2015 Train-the-Trainer Course (WHMIS) X X X Worksite Investigation Basics Course (WIB) X X X X X 8

9 Here at The Red Deer Construction Association we have designed an Education Series around the needs and wants of our members. Our Business and Office Series bring in the experts that are indirectly related to construction that have impact to our business operations providing our member companies with the education and connections they need to grow their day to day business. While through our Construction Series and Alberta Construction Safety Association Classes we ensure that our member companies have a thorough knowledge of best practices in the industry. Our extensive course selection, specially designed for the Commercial construction sector, provides you with access to relevant courses, delivered by industry experts. Don t see what you are looking for? Let us know, and we will look into it! To Register For Courses Please Visit: rdca.ca/calendar/ or Contact / info@rdca.ca Bay Edgar Industrial Bend Red Deer, Alberta T4P 3Z5 9

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12 Canada Alberta Job Grant The Canada-Alberta Job Grant is an employer driven training program. This means that employers decide on who gets training and what type of training may be needed for new and existing employees. Employers are required to use a third-party training provider to deliver the formal training either onsite, online, or in a classroom setting. 12

13 Gold Seal Certification Since 1991, the Gold Seal Certification program has been the industry s most trusted, valued and reliable certification for the management of construction. Today, more than 8,000 construction professional have been recognized as Gold Seal Certified. What is Gold Seal Certification? It is a comprehensive certification program that demonstrates expertise, industry commitment and ensures that practitioners are ready to meet the demands of construction projects across the country. By setting the Gold Standard you can be confident that GSC professionals understand what is takes to successfully deliver construction projects safely, effectively and efficiently while always ensuring industry standards and best practices. Why choose Gold Seal Certification? Gold Seal Certification (GSC) credentials demonstrate your commitment to the profession and your expertise through certifying education, experience and competency. Industry recognized and developed, Gold Seal Certification ensure that both you and your construction projects excel. Please click here to learn more about the Gold Seal Certification Program. Gold Seal Exam Dates January 25, 2019 April 26, 2019 October 25,

14 Apprenticeship Training Information Session BIM Lunch & Learn Doing Business with the City of Red Deer Employment Standards Financial Analysis Understanding Ratios, Analysis and Margins Insurance and Bonding for the Construction Industry Overtime & Banked Hour Changes to the Employment Standards Maximizing your Bottom Line Regional Economic Forecasts The Energy Code and how it will affect your Projects & NECB 2011 and the Tools Available for Compliance WCB Information Sessions BUSINESS SERIES 14

15 APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING INFORMATION SESSION Alberta s Apprenticeship and Industry training system is driven by a partnership between industry and government. Apprentices, trainers, employers and government work together to create a training system that is industry-focused, resulting in a highly skilled, internationally-competitive workforce. BIM LUNCH & LEARN This Lunch & Lean is an introductory session for those new to BIM. Topics of discussion will include What is BIM, how is it used, and how with BIM impact my company. DOING BUSINESS WITH THE CITY OF RED DEER These 1 hour session provide information on how to do business with The City of Red Deer. Businesses of all types are encouraged to attend. EMPLOYEMENT STANDARDS This seminar is an interactive session for front-line managers, supervisors or those involved in HR and payroll administration. Topics of discussion include but are not limited to: wages, overtime, vacation pay, general holiday pay and termination pay. A package of reference material is provided. FINANCIAL ANALYSIS UNDERSTANDING RATIOS, ANALYSIS AND MARGINS This topic focuses on the basics of reading and understanding internal financial statements. The discussion will include the Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows, job costing and other concepts, as well as, financial ratios and more in-depth analysis. INSURANCE AND BONDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY This session will provide a detailed overview of how surety bonds are used by purchasers of construction, as well as provide a detailed overview of the prequalification process contractors applying for surety credit will be exposed to, and will provide a detailed overview of the information surety companies require to maintain a surety facility throughout each year. Also covering going through why surety is important and what happens when surety pays out. 15

16 OVERTIME & BANKED HOUR CHANGES TO THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS - MAXIMIZING YOUR BOTTOM LINE While the changes to the Code related to overtime may be negatively impacting the bottom line, these changes may also present an opportunity to rethink how we do business. Thi9s seminar will challenge owners and operators to consider the true evidence-based value over overtime. REGIONAL ECONOMIC FORECASTS This seminar presents on important financial steps to take based on the changes that have been presented in the provincial and federal budgets, relevant to the construction industry. THE ENERGY CODE AND HOW IT WILL AFFECT YOUR PROJECTS & NECB 2011 AND THE TOOLS AVAILABLE FOR COMPLIANCE This course will help you comply with the requirements by addressing what performance requirements are in the code and how they will impact your project. Participants will learn from real Alberta case studies that have navigated the NECB code requirements, ranging from prescriptive compliance to energy modeling for the performance path. After this course, participants will be better equipped to navigate and implement the NECB with confidence. WCB INFORMATION SESSIONS Learn about the legislative changes and understand your responsibilities regarding the legislation and coverage under your health benefit plan. 16

17 Applied Construction Risk Management Bluebeam Revu Basics Blueprint Reading CCA Guide to Contracts for the Sub Contractor Construction 101 Construction Estimating Construction Industry Ethics Construction Law Earned Value Management for Construction Projects Field Productivity Lean at the Shop or Work Site Lean Last Planner Workshop Project Management Tools & Techniques Project Planning and Cost Control Site Scheduling Supervisor Training Program Canada Job Grant Eligible Gold Seal Credit Eligible. CONSTRUCTION SERIES 17

18 APPLIED CONSTRUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT The objective of this course is to provide an understanding and appreciation of construction claims, how they arise and how to prevent them. This will help participants reduce claims and maximize opportunities of resolving them amicably without turning into a dispute. Upon completion, participants will be able to actively prevent claims and minimize disputes. The practical approach of this workshop makes the participant s goal to reduce disputes much easier and more manageable. Performance Excellence Institute BLUEBEAM REVU BASICS Bluebeam Revu 2016: Basics teaches the fundamentals of using Bluebeam's award-winning software, Revu. This full-day training course provides the knowledge and skills to create, edit, markup, and collaborate on AEC documents using Revu Participants can choose to write an exam to become a Bluebeam Certified User. Curtek BLUEPRINT READING Knowing how to navigate through construction blueprints is a vital skill. This course focuses on how to read blueprints and specifications, tolerances, dimensions and terminology. Canadian Construction Institute CCA GUIDE TO CONTRACTS FOR THE SUB CONTRACTOR The Canadian Construction Association publishes standard documents for the Construction Industry. This is a half-day workshop on the various CCA Sub- Contracts with an emphasis on the roles and responsibilities of the Contractor, the Sub-Contractor and the Sub-Sub Contractor. Perry Educational Institue CONSTRUCTION 101 This course is designed to help Generals, Trade contractors, Buyers of Construction Services, Architectural and Engineering firms, new and existing administrative staff, become more knowledgeable about the basics of the construction industry. Engaged and contributing employees are the key to success. DSH Consulting CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING The Estimating course is designed to learn how to develop and submit a construction bid. This is accomplished through a series of real world, hands-on exercises to understand the key issues at each stage of the estimating and bid process. Canadian Construction Institute CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ETHICS Ethical behavior is paramount in the construction industry. By maintaining high ethical standards and being consistent in our practices, we thrive both personally and professionally. This session will help you navigate the ethical grey areas you face every day. 18

19 CONSTRUCTION LAW The Contract Law course is designed to teach and familiarize owners, managers, supervisors and project managers with construction contracts and contract law, liabilities and responsibilities both in the office and the field, compiling and submitting proper extras and claims, and ways and means for leaders to avoid conflict with contracts, owners, trades and labour. Includes a detail manual summarizing the course and documents used in the industry. Over 4,000 have taken this course since 1992 and it is updated each year. Canadian Construction Institute EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Earned Value Management (EVM) is a project planning and control approach which provides cost and schedule performance measurements. It compares actual accomplishment of scheduled work and associated cost against an integrated schedule and budget plan. Its benefits include visibility into the true progress of the project work against the budget, projections of anticipated project schedule, and cost trends, and the ability to take timely corrective actions for undesired variances. EVM is one of the most powerful and productive concepts used in managing today's complex projects in private, commercial, and government environments. Perry Educational Services FIELD PRODUCTIVITY Contractor success depends heavily on the field production of tradespeople. Lead towards efficiency, and start seeing improvements to your bottom line. This seminar will define Field Productivity, discuss the effects of low Field Productivity, and outline approaches to increasing Field Productivity. Perry Educational Services LEAN AT THE SHOP OR WORK SITE Engaging Lean thinking and activities on the shop floor and on the construction site will address the typical challenges that teams face every day, for each job, project, set up and assembly. Participants can expect to walk away with pragmatic techniques as well as "tips & tricks" for applying them. Ternion Results Inc. LEAN LAST PLANNER WORKSHOP Engaging in Lean Principals Using Productivity Tools and Last planner to Better Support YOUR Business. Course objectives of Lean Last planner include: Leveraging Last Planner System and pull planning. Includes a trade partners view of what this system is and WHY it looks like it does. How to engage in the discussion, when to trigger your own systems and how to set commitments with appropriate risk management. Techniques: Last Planner System & pull planning, material supply chain management, resource planning strategies Internal pull planning systems to maximize resources and stabilize work flow. Techniques: Work Load Levelling, Kanban, Visual Management, Workplace organization Building cadence into the work and tapping into individuals competitive improvement spirit. Tools: Takt Time goal setting, Team Challenges and PDCA Feedback Loops to business development, estimating strategies and customer engagement. Ternion Results Inc. 19

20 SITE SCHEDULING The aim of this course is to provide tools for scheduling at the Site and Crew Level. Site Management (Superintendents, General Foreman and Foreman) influence millions of dollars in construction a year. They must ensure all resources are being used efficiently with minimum waste. Yet often, they receive very little in the way of training on how to plan and schedule field activities. Perry Educational Services SUPERVISOR TRAINING PROGRAM PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS & TECHNIQUES This interactive, 2-day workshop introduces participants to the Five-Step Project Management Approach: Define, Plan, Execute, Control, and Close. The instruction, exercises, and groupwork are designed to give participants hands-on practice using critical project-management tools and techniques techniques that can be immediately applied to participants' real-life projects. Participants will also build communication skills that will increase their effectiveness leading project teams. Designed for foremen or other supervisory staff in the construction industry, the Supervisor Training Program teaches valuable skills such as time management, communication skills and how to maintain productivity. STP principles can be applied in any setting where there is overseeing or directing of others activities. The program consists of in-class instruction and on-the-job assignments. Merit Contractors 5 Gold Seal Credits 33 Blue Seal Hours Canadian Construction Institute PROJECT PLANNING AND COST CONTROL The Project Planning & Control course is designed to provide owners, managers, estimators, and field personnel with a general knowledge of the process of planning and controlling a project from beginning to end utilizing ways and means of monitoring, saving and controlling costs. Canadian Construction Institute 20

21 Lean Foundations Leaning Up The Office Workshop Leaning Up The Office Value Stream Mapping Workshop OFFICE SERIES 21

22 LEAN FOUNDATIONS This half day workshop is intended to dig into the principles of lean and thoroughly explore the relevance of both the philosophy and methodology of lean in the construction world. This session will train participants in foundational level tools and techniques to leverage collaborative thinking through engaging exercises. Ternion Results Inc. LEANING UP THE OFFICE WORKSHOP This hands-on half day workshop will explore lean principles and techniques as it applies towards an office environment. Building on the lean foundation mindset and philosophy, participants will practice techniques such as value stream mapping, pdca storyboarding, root cause analysis, mistake proofing, the technology connection and use of lean metrics. Individuals that will find value in this course would include those in administration, accounting, design, engineering, project management, human resources and leadership. LEANING UP THE OFFICE VALUE STREAM MAPPING WORSHOP Inspired by Lean and as a continuation of the initial Lean Office workshop, this session will tackle improving office processes using Value Stream Mapping and activating connected problem solving techniques. This is a hands-on workshop where all will investigate better ways of approaching chronic problems on relatable processes. Ternion Results Inc. Ternion Results Inc. 22

23 Communication, Negotiation, Conflict Resolution Confined Space Safety Awareness Construction Industry Ethics Construction Law Construction Project Management Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) First Level Supervisor Training Program Introduction to Building Information Modeling Introduction to Construction Estimating National Construction Safety Awareness Working in a Respectful and Inclusive Workplace E-LEARNING 23

24 COMMUNICATION, NEGOTIATION, CONFLICT RESOLUTION This course has been designed to help improve written, oral and negotiating skills within the construction industry. Eligible For 2 Gold Seal Credits. BuildForce Canada Eligible For 1 Gold Seal Credit. BuildForce Canada CONFINED SPACE SAFETY AWARENESS Confined spaces can be hazardous if not approached with an understanding of how to prepare for entry, how to enter and work safely, and what to do if an incidence occurs. This course will introduce you to the types of confined spaces and the associated hazards. You will learn about the activities within a confined space, and codes of practice. Different types of hazard controls are presented including engineering, administrative, and protective equipment. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ETHICS The Construction Industry Ethics course has been designed to help you understand ethics as it relates to the construction industry through practical examples of ethical decision making. The course contains interactive elements, case studies, practical examples, videos, and a course glossary. There is an in classroom Ethics course worth 1 Gold Seal Credit for a combined 3 total credits that will become mandatory to take the Gold Seal Exam commencing January 1, Earn 2 Gold Seal Credits With the Online Portion of This Course. BuildForce Canada For more information on the in-class portion of this course please contact our office at or info@rdca.ca Eligible For 2 Gold Seal Credits. BuildForce Canada CONSTRUCTION LAW This course is designed to teach and familiarize owners, managers, supervisors and project managers with construction contracts and contract law; liabilities and responsibilities of all parties to a Contract, compiling and submitting proper extras and claims, and ways and means for leaders to avoid conflict with contracts, owners, trades, and labour. 24

25 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT The information presented in this course will help you to understand what you can do to successfully administer projects and will provide you with the necessary tools to help manage a project. Eligible For 3 Gold Seal Credits. BuildForce Canada Alberta Construction Safety Association CONSTRUCTION SAFETY TRAINING SYSTEM CSTS This course is designed for the individual worker and is offered only through elearning. The training is divided into separate modules that can be completed at your own pace, and the full program takes on average five to six hours to complete. This course gives a basic overview of various health and safety topics, and students are tested for 100% mastery of content. This program has become a pre-entry requirement for many construction industry work sites. Eligible For 5 Gold Seal Credits. BuildForce Canada FIRST LEVEL SUPERVISOR TRAINING PROGRAM Strong supervision skills are key to any construction project. This comprehensive online training program offers the critical skills and concepts needed to supervise a work team in the residential and non-residential construction sectors. The course uses scenarios, videos, quizzes and tests to reinforce the learning. INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING As Building Information Modeling (BIM) is adopted by more and more companies in the construction industry, its usefulness has expanded beyond the original design phase activities. This course positions BIM in the context of all phases of construction illustrating how to maximize BIM as a tool for the entire construction team. You will see how BIM fits into the construction workflow. It introduces the BIM philosophy in design, bidding, construction, commissioning, delivery, and as-built stages of construction. Eligible For 1 Gold Seal Credit. BuildForce Canada 25

26 INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING To ensure project success, contractors must be able to provide accurate and professional estimates of costing and materials. This online training course will provide learners with skills and knowledge related to estimating practices, and help them understand the importance of estimates as one of the key first steps in any construction job. The lesson modules cover a wide range of topics, with interactive activities based on real-life field situations to help reinforce the lessons. Eligible For 2 Gold Seal Credits. BuildForce Canada Eligible For 2 Gold Seal Credits. BuildForce Canada NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AWARENESS Construction can be a dangerous industry to work in! You work with tools, equipment and vehicles that require special training and consideration, and you work in environments that call for tradespeople to be constantly aware of the potential hazards to your health and safety. This Construction Safety Awareness course was developed by the construction industry as a national course to give you an overview and encourage a general awareness of the health and safety issues you ll be faced with on any worksite in Canada. WORKING IN A RESPECTFUL AND INCLUSIVE WORKPLACE The Canadian construction and maintenance industry is committed to building respectful and inclusive workplaces. Our goal is to enhance your toolkit of career skills and equip you to be successful and participate in creating a respectful and inclusive workplace. This course looks at how a respectful and inclusive workplace can benefit everyone by eliminating discrimination and harassment, and how everyone can create respect through inclusive communication, teamwork, and mentorship. This course uses interactive elements, scenarios, videos, and quizzes to reinforce the learning. Eligible For 1 Gold Seal Credit. BuildForce Canada 26

27 Alberta Occupational Health & Safety Legislation Awareness (LEG) Alberta Temporary Traffic Control Course (ATTC) Alberta Temporary Traffic Control Course Field Application Course (ATTC-FA) Alcohol & Drugs: Worksite Guidelines (ADWG) Auditor Training Program Course (ATP) Auditor Training Program Recertification Course (ATP-R) Basic Instructional Techniques Course (BIT) Communication and Ethics for the Safety Leader Confined Space Entry/Monitor (OSSA Approved) Course (CSEM) Construction Safety Administration Course (CSA) Contractor Management Course (CM) Effective Claims Management Course (ECM) Fall Protection End-User Fall Protection Planning (FPP) Flagger Train-the-Trainer Course Hazard Management Course Leadership for Safety Excellence Course (LSE) Principles of Health & Safety Management Course (PHSM) Scaffolding Awareness Course Silica Awareness Course Standard First Aid With CPR-C-AED Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Train-the-Trainer Course Working Around Powered Mobile Equipmtent (PME) Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System 2015 Train-the-Trainer Course (WHMIS) Worksite Investigation Basics Course (WIB) ALBERTA CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ASSOCIATION 27

28 ALBERTA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY (OH&S) *REVISED CONTENT LEGISLATION AWARENESS This is a one-day course designed to give participants a solid understanding of the basic structure of Alberta s Occupational Health and Safety legislation. Participants will learn to successfully locate information in the OHS Handbook by completing individual exercises and participating in group work. Each participant will receive an OHS Handbook as part of the course materials. ALBERTA TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL COURSE FIELD APPLICATION COURSE (ATTC) This two-day course provides information and resources for individuals developing, implementing, and monitoring traffic control strategies for the construction industry in Alberta. ALBERTA TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL COURSE FIELD APPLICATION COURSE (ATTC-FA) This one-day course provides participants with information regarding how to safely plan, erect, and dismantle temporary traffic control devices in Alberta. Flagger Train the Trainer certification is recommended as flagging procedures are not covered in this course. ALCOHOL & DRUGS: WORK SITE GUIDELINES (ADWG) *NEW This one-day course is designed to assist safety leaders and managers in developing policies and procedures to deal effectively with alcohol and drug issues in the workplace. The course examines the Model Alcohol and Drug Policy from the Canadian Model for Providing a Safe Workplace (Version 6). The course also looks at current issues surrounding medicinal use of cannabis and changes to legislation related to recreational cannabis. AUDITOR TRAINING PROGRAM (ATP-R) RECERTIFICATION ACSA Peer Auditors are required to take this one-day course every three years to maintain their auditor certification. This course will cover updates relating to any recent changes to the audit document and/or process, and will clarify any issues that auditors have encountered while evaluating health and safety programs. BASIC INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES (BIT) This two-day course is designed to provide participants with information on various instructional techniques that will assist them in their roles as mentors, trainers and facilitators within their organizations. During this course, participants will also gain practical experience in public speaking, presenting and instructing. COMMUNICATION & ETHICS FOR SAFETY LEADERS This two-day course id designed to provide participants with a foundation for effective communication as well as skills to navigate various ethical situations they may encounter as Safety Leaders in the field. CONFINED SPACE ENTRY/MONITOR COURSE (CSEM) (OSSA APPROVED) This one-day course is designed for workers who are required to enter and/ or monitor entry into restricted/confined spaces/ OSSA (Oil Sands Safety Association) Confined Space Entry/Monitor certification will be issued on the successful completion of classroom training and testing. This is not a Confined Space Rescue course. AUDITOR TRAINING PROGRAM (ATP) The Auditor Training Program is a three-day course designed for individuals who will be evaluating the effectiveness of a company s Health & Safety Program. Participants will be shown how quality audits reduce risk and incidents through a systems approach. This two-level program consists of a three-day course (Certificate of Completion) and Qualification Audit submission (Certified Peer Auditor Certificate). 28

29 FALL PROTECTION PLANNIG (FPP) This one-day course is designed to provide participants with information related to the common fall protection systems used in construction and to outline the basic requirements in a fall protection plan. This course does not have a hands-on (end-user) component. CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ADMINISTRATION COURSE (CSA) This one-day course is designed to provide participants with information about effectively managing and monitoring a construction Health and Safety Management System. This course summarizes and pulls together material from several other mandatory courses in the NCSO and HSA Programs. CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT COURSE (CM) This one-day course is designed for owners, managers, administration, and safety personnel who are directly involved in the contractor management process. This course includes a basic contractor management process for small to medium sized companies that manage contractors or who work as contractors. EFFECTIVE CLAIMS MANAGEMENT COURSE (ECM) This two-day course is designed to assist companies in development of their post-injury management systems so the injured workers can return to work in a safe, beneficial, and timely manner. FALL PROTECTION END-USER This one-day course is designed for workers in the construction industry (industrial, commercial or residential) who work at heights. Participants will be provided with information regarding their legislated responsibility to know and understand what equipment is available to them and to know how to use various types of fall protection systems to prevent serious injury. This course is OSSA-approved FLAGGER TRAIN-THE-TRAINER COURSE This one-day course provides information about standardized flagging procedures for the construction industry in Alberta. Individuals who are exposed to traffic hazards created by vehicles and/or equipment at the work site would benefit from the information provided in this course. HAZARD MANAGEMENT COURSE This one-day course has been designed to help participants understand the components and application of a Hazard Management System. This course will review methods for hazard and risk assessment in the context of the Alberta Occupational Health & Safety legislation requirements. LEADERSHIP FOR SAFETY EXCELLENCE COURSE (LSE) This two-day course is designed to provide participants with tools to integrate into their daily activities to create and promote a healthy and safe working environment. Course materials are geared toward supervisory positions, yet beneficial to all. PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT COURSE (PHSM) This two-day course is designed to help small and large employers develop and implement a health and safety program in to the workplace. The course includes a comprehensive step-by-step guide, with more than 40 free resources and workable templates. 29

30 SCAFFOLDING AWARENESS COURSE This one-day course is designed to provide participants with information relating to scaffolding systems commonly used in the construction industry. This course has been developed for industry and an awareness-level course only and does not have a hands-on (end-user) component. SILICA AWARENESS COURSE This one-day course is designed to increase awareness of the hazards, risks, and controls related to respirable crystalline silica in the construction industry. This course will benefit workers, supervisors, and safety personnel as employers and worker responsibilities regarding respirable crystalline silica are addressed. STANDARD FIRST AID WITH CPR-C-AED This 2-day course teaches first aid and CPR skills for adults, children and infants that can be applied at home and in the workplace. On successful completion, participants receive a national St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid certificate valid for 3 years and a CPC-C-AED certificate. Standard First Aid with CPR-C-AED meets first aid requirements for Canada Labour Code Standard First Aid, 2005 ILCOR BLS guidelines for First Aid, CPR and AED. TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS (TDG) TRAIN-THE-TRAINER COURSE This one-day course is designed for individuals responsible for training workers who may be involved in transporting, handling, shipping, receiving, or supplying dangerous goods in the construction industry. The course is specifically focused on transport by road and does not cover TDG related to transport by air, marine, or rail. WORKING AROUND POWERED MOBILE EQUIPMENT (PME) *NEW This one day course is designed to increase awareness of the hazards associated with working around PME and the ways those hazards can be controlled. Workers, safety personnel, supervisors, and employers will all benefit from the completing this course. Incident reviews and case studies of actual incidents will provide all participants with better strategies to keep everyone safe when working around PME. WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEM 2015 TRAIN-THE-TRAINER COURSE (WHIMIS) This one-day course is designed for company trainers who are responsible for providing WHMIS worker education and site-specific training. WORKSITE INVESTIGATION BASICS COURSE (WIB) This one-day course is designed to provide the participant with the knowledge and skills to be able to analyze a basic worksite incident, determine incident causes, and complete an investigation report. The theory component of the course is completed in the morning session. The practical component of the course is completed during an investigation workshop in the afternoon session. Attendance at both sessions is required. To register in any of the ACSA classes please visit: or call

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33 EDUCATION TRAINING PARTNERSHIPS ACSA provides unmatched quality in safety training, delivers the COR/SECOR certification programs, and administers the National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) and Health & Safety Administrator (HSA) designations. Since their inception in 1988, over 13,000 people have forged careers as designated safety leaders. More than 5,000 companies maintain their COR through us. Alberta s Apprenticeship and Industry training system is driven by a partnership between industry and government. Apprentices, trainers, employers and government work together to create a training system that is industry-focused, resulting in a highly skilled, internationally-competitive workforce. BuildForce Canada is a national organization committed to the development of a highly skilled construction workforce. The Canada Green Building Council is the leading green building education provider in Canada, delivering education to over 45,000 green building professionals since Their online and in-person programs and courses are developed and delivered by expert industry professionals that can help further your career, professional development and knowledge of Canada's vibrant green building industry. The Canadian Construction Institute (CCI) is the largest construction management and supervisory training centre in Western Canada. Since 1992, CCI has been providing Gold Seal Training Certification in partnership with Construction Associations across the country. The Canadian Construction Documents Committee (CCDC) develops, produces, and reviews standard construction contracts, forms and guides. It is a national joint committee, formed in 1974, and includes representation from across the Canadian construction industry. Curtek s president, Morgan Garry, began his career in construction management. Working in a paper heavy and manual industry, he thought, There must be a better way. Morgan was soon introduced to Bluebeam Revu. Since then, Morgan has seen the potential of paperless projects turn into reality. Bluebeam Revu along with Revu ipad make working with PDF drawings quicker and more efficient, and it produces higher quality results than the old paper method. With their construction management background, they specialize in providing industry-relevant training. 33

34 EDUCATION TRAINING PARTNERSHIPS One of the key activities at DSH Consulting is teaching the Canadian Construction Association Construction 101 Course across the country. It has met with resounding success to help the construction industry make their staff productive members of their team. With a comprehensive education background (Diploma in Business Administration, Bachelors of Science, teaching credential, and in progress MBA) learning has been at the core of Debbie Hicks career. As former President of the Southern Interior Construction Association in BC for 22 years, liaising with the buyers of construction services, architects, engineers and contractors in advocacy and education brings a solid base to her expertise. Merit Contractors Association provides benefits, training, and human resource tools to meet the needs of the construction industry. Performance Excellence Institute (PEI) is a project management consulting and training firm offering full services to government and corporate clients, consulting industry and contractors. The goal is to improve projects performance. Dr. Sami Fahmy is founder and president of the Performance Excellence Institute, a consulting firm dedicated to teaching and supporting the latest and most advanced approaches to Project and Construction Management. Dr. Fahmy is a Civil Engineer by education and a Project Manager by education and training. He has 40+ years of PM practical experience covering a wide range of Project Management and technical areas, including 30 years with Public Works and Government Services Canada, where he led and oversaw the training of Project Managers. Phil Perry is an experienced Senior Project Manager with over 30 years in the construction industry. He has worked in a variety of roles with owners, designers, and constructors, most of which was project managing industrial projects for general con tractors. Phil has worked with many different delivery systems including stipulated price, cost plus, unit price, construction management, and design build. He had been teaching post secondary construction management courses for the last eight years and had been working with various contractors on the professional development programs. The Red Deer College School of Continuing Education offers almost 1,000 non-credit courses and programs each year in parttime, online, fast track and other flexible formats that work for you. Their esteemed reputation, quality programs and expert Instructors are guaranteed to boost your career and help you achieve personal and professional success. Ternion Results, a Calgary based organization, provides consulting services primarily in Alberta and Western Canada. The company s purpose is to provide value-added consulting services that improve organizational performance, support growth and the creation of a continuous improvement culture. This is done through a range of services including lean thinking integration, technology adoption support, facilitation of improvement initiatives, front line leadership development and coaching organizational transformation. 34

35 2019 Events February June September October December February 27, 2019 Building Central Alberta Annual General Meeting June 21, 2019 Annual Golf Classic September 2019 Annual Member Appreciation BBQ October 16, 2019 Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony December 4, 2019 Annual Christmas Breakfast February 27, 2019 Commercial Construction Awards 35

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