Coquitlam, British Columbia – 28-Dec-2022: Metro Safety Training offers confined space training in Vancouver, Surrey, Richmond, and nearby areas to employees in heavy-duty industries. This training addresses hazards typical in confined spaces, such as low oxygen levels, dangerous gases, fires, and getting trapped.
Students of the course learn to classify spaces concerning the hazards they pose, review case studies, and learn about several hazard-mitigating methods. The course encourages the practical application of the learned skills while also learning how to interpret important safety manuals, among other documents.

An estimated 100 Canadian deaths are reported each year due to confined spaces. The Canadian Standards Association also notes that with the necessary safety measures and awareness regarding the dangers of confined spaces, around 85% of incidents occurring in confined spaces can be reduced. Experts at Metro Safety Training believe that with the right safety training, this number can be brought down significantly. And that their confined spaces training addresses all potential concerns that may emerge in that environment.

A certified instructor at the organization said, “Many workers going into confined spaces lack both the tools and the awareness about the dangers that loom in a confined space. So, whenever I hear a story about an unfortunate fatality or grave injury to a worker, I make sure they know about our training and how it can empower them. You see, we focus on both the theoretical and the practical aspects of safety in a confined space because you need both to be able to stay safe while on the job.”

In addition to this training, Metro Safety Training also offers workplace safety training for forklift operators and traffic control persons. Construction workers and cleaners also have the option of enrolling in fall protection training. Some of their courses can also be enrolled part-time, which is a convenience afforded to employed persons.

About The Company
Established in 2008, Metro Safety Training has been educating both employers and employees within heavy-duty industries on worker safety mechanisms. They offer multiple kinds of first aid training, ranging from occupational first aid to emergency first aid. Some of their courses are also tailored to different levels of worker expertise, allowing employees to learn more advanced mechanisms to best protect themselves and their fellow workers. Their service areas include Burnaby, Richmond, Vancouver, and Coquitlam in British Columbia, Canada.

Contact Information
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