Safety Training for Forestry Workers and Companies

Information about Council training programs

Good training is a key part of doing any job safely and productively.  The BC Forest Safety Council helps employers and employees get the information and training they need for the work they do.

training imageOur resources include things like safe work instructions that you can adapt for your site, training and policies that can guide a company’s day to day activities, supervisor training for people directly overseeing workers, and occupational training for new hand fallers.

Our goal is simple; knowledgeable employers and well trained workers acting together to improve safety on the job.

You can find a detailed list of safety resources like policies, templates and work procedures by clicking here.

Enrollment Forms & Training Calendar

If you know the training course you're interested in, just click on the appropriate enrollment form below; each form includes a list of upcoming dates for that course. Or, if you'd like to browse for courses by date, just take a look at our training calendar.Note: "No Shows" at scheduled training courses will not receive reimbursement or credit for future sessions and will need to enroll again.

Browse the right-hand column for summaries of what's inside this Training section.

Training Calendar
Find out what courses are coming up in your area

SAFE Companies Training
Look through the courses we offer for companies and their employees

Faller Certification
All the info on how you can become a certified faller. And maintain your status

Supervisor Training
Info on getting your certification as a basic forest supervisor and bullbucker

Basic Incident Investigation Training
This 1-day course focuses on incident investigation including root cause analysis

Basic Chainsaw Operator Training
Basic chainsaw operator training course that meets the requirements of OH&S Regulation 4.10

Other Training
Additional courses offered by the BC Forest Safety Council

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