The Basic Forest Worker Training program consists of 12 courses that provide workers with basic knowledge of the BC forestry industry; worksites, risks, hazards; regulations, legislation and standards required by all forestry workers to help keep themselves and others safe on the job.
Learning Outcomes
Completion of required courses:
- 1002 - Describe General Forestry
- 1003 - Describe Personal and Worksite Safety
- 1004 - Communicate in the Workplace
- 1005 - Recognize Hazards Related to General Forestry
- 1006 - Describe Workplace Documentation
- 1007 - Describe Emergency Preparedness
- 1008 - Describe and Apply Workplace Attributes
- 1009 - Recognize, Evaluate, and Control Hazards Related to Yarding
- 1036 - Describe Regulations and Standards related to General Forestry
- 1039 - Describe Risk and Risk Controls
- 1068 - Describe Signals Used in Forestry
- 1084 - Describe Regulations and Standards Related to Mobile Logging Equipment
Duration & Delivery
The time to complete each course varies between 30 and 90 minutes. To complete all courses in the program, allow approximately 7.5 hours.
This is an online program of courses with self-paced, flexible 24/7 access and the expectation of participants completing the course within six months of enrollment.
Cost
No cost – free online training.
Enrollment
BCFSC Learning Centre "Self-enroll Courses":
- Login to your Learning Centre account, or click on the "Create new account" button on the login page.
- Click on the course name from the list of "Self-enroll Courses"
- Click on the "Enroll me" button