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Fall Protection (BC)

What is Fall Protection (BC)?

Stay safe while working at heights with our BC-compliant Fall Protection Theory course. Designed to meet provincial legislation, this online program equips workers with essential knowledge of fall hazards, safety regulations, and proper use of fall protection equipment. Through engaging lessons on inspections, donning and doffing harnesses, and calculating fall clearances, participants gain the theory and practical understanding needed to work confidently and safely on any elevated worksite.

Course Overview

The Fall Protection (BC) course delivers the full theory component required under provincial legislation for workplaces across British Columbia. The program introduces learners to fall protection principles, regulatory requirements, equipment components, and safe practices for working at heights. While this online training provides the necessary theoretical knowledge, a hands-on practical assessment is required to demonstrate competency in inspecting, donning, and doffing fall protection harnesses and related gear.

Upon completing the online portion, participants will receive instructions on how to register for their practical evaluation. Only after successfully completing both components will learners be issued an official fall protection certificate, as required by BC safety standards.

TOPIC OVERVIEW

Working at heights introduces significant risks, and understanding how fall protection systems function is essential for preventing serious injuries. This course helps workers recognize fall hazards, understand equipment requirements, and follow proper safety procedures. By learning definitions, regulations, and the ABCDEs of fall protection equipment, participants gain the knowledge needed to make safer decisions on the job.

COURSE TOPICS

Definitions

  • Learn key terminology used in fall protection systems and provincial legislation

Regulations

  • Review BC fall protection legislation and employer/worker responsibilities

Hazards

  • Understand common fall hazards and how to identify unsafe conditions

A, B, C, D, E’s of Fall Protection Equipment

  • Explore anchorage, body support, connectors, descent/rescue, and equipment maintenance

Inspections

  • Learn how to inspect harnesses, lanyards, connectors, and anchorage points

Donning & Doffing

  • Understand the correct steps for putting on and removing full-body harnesses

Fall Clearances

  • Learn how to calculate required fall distances and prevent bottoming-out
COURSE DURATION

This online fall protection theory course takes approximately 7–8 hours to complete. Learners may pause and resume the program at any time.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

The certificate issued upon completion covers theory only. Instructions for scheduling your practical assessment will be provided at the end of the online course. Once the practical evaluation is successfully completed, learners will receive their official fall protection certificate.

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Duration

Average Completion Time

The average completion time is 7–8 hours. Individual times will vary depending how long is spent on each module.

Testing

Knowledge Assessment

Testing is included to reinforce the training. You are allowed three attempts to achieve a passing mark of 80% or greater.

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion of this course, a certificate will be safely stored on your account and is available to download & print.

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