Courses & Events
Courses
Auditor Training - CORComing again this Fall!
- Safety Management Training
- Construction Aggregate Workplace Safety
Traffic Control Person program
Click here to access the course schedule
Course Overviews
Overview of Safety Management Training courses
Overview of Certificate of Recognition (COR) program
Overview of Auditor Recertification CoursesFee Structure
The Construction Safety Network is a not for profit association funded by the Construction Industry. Participation in Safety Management Training Courses / Auditor Training Courses is free to all participants attending for a company registered with WorkSafeBC in the following classification units:
Construction
Sub-Sector 7210 – General Construction: CU’s 721001 - 721058
Sub-Sector 7220 – Heavy Construction: CU’s 722001 - 722011
Sub-Sector 7230 – Road Construction or Maintenance: CU’s 723002 - 723010
Aggregate
Sub-Sector 7040 – Oil & Gas or Mineral Resources: CU 704008 Quarry
Ready-Mixed Concrete
Sub-Sector 7120 - Manufacturing Metal and non-metallic mineral products:
712004 – Cement Manufacture
712006 – Concrete Product Manufacture
712033 – Ready-Mix Concrete Manufacture and Delivery
All participants attending Safety Management Training or Auditor Training courses as an individual or with a company outside of the sectors listed above will be invoiced $100.00 per day per course.
BCIT CNST Students
In partnership with the Construction Safety Network (CSN) the students of the CNST 1100 course will now have the opportunity of also obtaining their Construction Safety Specialist (CSS) designation. Courses have been scheduled to coincide with the weekends of the CNST 1100 course.
Click here to register for the CSS courses that coincide with this course.
Only BCIT students already registered in the CNST 1100 course are eligible to take these special course offerings. If you would like to take courses towards your CSS designation and are not a BCIT student please visit our CSS page:
http://www.safetynetwork.bc.ca/programs/construction_safety_specialist.cfm
and register for one of the courses in your area in the regular course listings above.
Recipients of the CSS designation through the Construction Safety Network are eligible to challenge the Canadian Construction Association’s Gold Seal Construction Safety Coordinator designation. To obtain CSS designation applicants require a minimum of 5 years practical construction related experience (within the past 10 years). Students without the required working experience necessary can apply to the CSN after they have acquired that experience.
The CSS training will be offered on the weekends of the scheduled CNST 1100 courses and in some cases will be at no extra charge to the students*. A minimum of 10 students will be necessary to proceed.
* If you work for a BC construction employer that pays a construction rate to WorkSafeBC, then you are eligible to take our courses free of charge. For all others please contact us at 1-866-860-0232 or by email at info@safetynetwork.bc.ca to discuss fees.
Want Training?
All CSN courses are available 'on demand'. If there are no course dates listed above for your area or that fit your schedule let us know!
The Construction Safety Network offers On Demand training for companies wishing to put on private courses for their employees. The course must have a minimum of 10 participants in order to qualify. Please contact Renea at the Construction Safety Network if you are interested in more information on this process at 1-866-860-0232 or renea@safetynetwork.bc.ca. State the date(s) and location(s) you are interested in having courses booked and she will do her best to accommodate your needs. These courses must be arranged with the Construction Safety Network and not directly with the instructors.
Events
June 2010
June 3-5, 2010 - Resources Expo 2010, Prince George
