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How to Obtain Your Certificate From Skills Pass/Bluedrop Upon Successful Completion of JHSC Part 1 & 2 and JHSC Refresher, Working at Heights and Working at Heights Refresher.

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Extinguishing Kitchen Fires Oil and Grease Fires Put a lid (or an upside down pan) over the pan to smother the fire and deprive it of oxygen. Turn off the heat source. If that doesn’t do the trick, use a dry chemical fire extinguisher (not a water-based one).... If you don’t have an extinguisher, tear the top off a box of baking soda and carefully dump the contents on the fire. Salt also works. DO NOT substitute flour, sugar, or baking powder! They can explode and make the fire much worse. According to the Ohio Fire Safety Board, one cup of flour or sugar potentially has the explosive power of two sticks of dynamite! Never put water on a grease or oil fireit will splatter and spread. Don’t run with a burning pan; there’s too much danger of dripping and spreading the fire or burning yourself. If you can’t put out the fire very quickly, yell and alert other people in the house to get out. Be sure you have an unobstructed path to an exit. Get out first, then call 911 if necessary. Electrical and appliance fires If your ovenor something in it, such as the elementcatches fire, close the oven door and turn off the heat source. If it doesn’t go out in a short time, use a dry chemical fire extinguisher on it, or just call 911. Do not use water. If a fire erupts in your microwave, keep the oven door shut and turn off the microwave. Unplug itbut only if you can do so safely. Never blow on flames or fan them with a towel or apron! That feeds oxygen to the fire, makes it worse, and can cause it to spread. If an appliance has caused a fire or burned at all because of a fire, replace it. Do not try to use it again. DO NOT immerse a burning appliance in water! Use a dry chemical fire extinguisher, or get out of the house and call 911. If you safely can, unplug the appliance or turn off the breaker that cuts all power to the kitchen. Flammable Object Fires If a small object such as a hot pad or a dishcloth catches fire, you can use a pair of tongs to drop it into the sink and douse it with water. If it’s a larger object such as a tablecloth, use a fire extinguisher. If a person’s clothing catches fire, employ the stop, drop and roll technique. You may be able to smother the fire with a fire blanket, a rug, a heavy towel or coat. Douse it with water. Call 911. Know how to use your fire extinguisher and fire blanket ahead of time. Study manufacturer’s instructions. A fire blanket is a safety device, usually made of fiberglass or other synthetic material, used to extinguish small fires such as pan fires by smothering the fire and depriving it of oxygen. Keep one in a handy place in the kitchen. Though most kitchen fires are preventable, when they do happen we can be prepared by having a good supply of baking soda on hand for pan fires, by having a kitchen-sized fire extinguisher and knowing how to use it, by having a fire blanket on hand to smother difficult fires, and by keeping [BurnFree Pain Relieving Gel] on hand for minor burns.

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Working at Heights/Refresher & Joint Health and Safety Part 1 and 2 News! WEDNESDAY, MAY 01, 2019 NEWS FOR WORKING AT HEIGHTS/REFRESHER & JOINT HEALTH AND SAFETY PART 1 AND 2 CERTIFICATES Some important changes and information we would like to inform our learners about Working at Heights/Working at Heights Refresher, Joint Health & Safety Part 1 & 2 and Refresher... The Ministry of Labour has contracted Bluedrop Learning Networks to develop and maintain an online Certification Management System (CMS) for all mandatory training records. CMS is powered by software known as SkillsPassTM. The system will allow learners to access their training records online and on their smartphones 24/7. As of March 4th, Learners will be able to set up and claim their accounts by visiting https://myskillspass.com/client/msp/skillspass/ To access and set up an account, learners will need their address, year of birth, email address and phone number Only learners will be able to login and update their profile Learners can give consent online for their employers to view their training record Questions about setting up an account or technical issues can be resolved by contacting Bluedrop at [email protected] Please click the link below to see a detailed video on how to use the new system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=61&v=5363d13lpN8

Health & Safety Training Courses ICSS offers the following Safety Training Courses that can be conducted at your location or our Brockville and Kingston training center. Check out our in-house training course calendar. Accident Investigation Arc Flash... Asbestos Awareness Chainsaw Confined Space Crane and Rigging Awareness Training Environmental Spill Control Fall Protection/Ladder Safety Fire Extinguisher First Aid: Emergency First Aid: Standard & CPR Fit Testing & Training Health & Safety at Work - Employee Hot Work Joint Health and Safety Committee Part 1 Joint Health and Safety Committee Part 2 Lift Truck Load Securement Lock & Tag out Machine Guarding Marijuana Awareness Mobile Elevating Work Platform On the Job (Train the Trainer) Propane Handling for Construction Respirator Rigging & Lifting Robotics Scaffold Safety Awareness Supervisor and the Law Surface Mining Common Core Traffic Control Person Transportation of Dangerous Goods WHMIS/GHS Working at Heights for Construction Working at Heights REFRESHER Workplace Violence & Harassment Zero to Eight Ton See more

Training Expiry What Courses expire and when? SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 Edit Posting No Set Expiry The majority of courses you will take do not have a set expiry date but it is expected that the content be reviewed on an annual basis in-house, specific to your own hazards and needs. However if you have not used the skills learned in a period of time then due diligence suggests that you re-take the course to ensure the information is fresh and clear in your mind.... Examples of courses without an expiry date are WHMIS/GHS, Bill 168, Fall Protection, etc. Set Expiry There are a few courses where a set expiry term has been mandated: Working at Heights (Construction): 3 years Lift Truck: 3 years Transportation of Dangerous Goods: 3 years First Aid: 3 years How can ICSS help? ICSS tracks all training and will send updates prior to your training expiring to the Health and Safety contact for your company. In the month prior to your training expiring the contact will receive a notice and information regarding upcoming courses or booking training.

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