Airbrake Endorsement
VOC386

Sessions: 3; Hours: 24
The objective of this Ministry of Transportation approved course is to ensure that drivers attain the knowledge necessary to operate brake systems safely and are able to detect faults in these systems. Upon successful completion of the written and practical test, participants will be given the necessary documentation to present to the Ministry of Transportation to obtain the “Z” endorsement classification on their license. The student must attend 100% of the course hours. Also note that it is essential to have a full class (G) or higher driver’s license prior to taking this course. You will be assigned an appointment time of approximately 1/2 hour on the final day, which you must attend to complete the practical test.
CRN# 21245, 20823, 21555

Forklift
VOC001

Sessions: 1; Hours: 8
This course is designed to give students the minimum requirements for lift truck operators to meet the CSA B335-04 Safety Standard for Lift Trucks. This course will cover all CSA and OSHA standards to cover classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 lift trucks. It will allow students to operate lift trucks under the guidance and training of the employer. The course consists of six hours of video-based classroom instruction. Hands-on lift truck operating and inspection instruction and a written and practical exam will be taken. Each participant receives a wall and wallet certificate and record of training form for the employer. Prerequisite - Students must have some previous experience in driving a lift truck.
CRN# 20824

Motorcycle Rider Training M1
GIC598

Sessions: 3; Hours: 20
Developed by the Canada Safety Council and taught by our skilled certified professional instructors, this course provides you with the basic skills to ride safely as you gain road experience. Participants who successfully complete the program receive a class “M2” licence. You will practice balancing, cold starting, moving off, braking and stopping, gear changing, shoulder checking, signalling, slow-riding and pattern riding, traffic behaviour and decision making, collision avoidance and emergency braking, and dealing with obstacles.
CRN# TBA

Motorcycle Rider Training M2
GIC855

Sessions: 3; Hours: 20
This weekend course is designed for the experienced street motorcyclist who wants to make the most of his/her riding skills. The practical training emphasizes road management skills, intersection, left and right turns, lane changes, roadside stops and expressways.
Upon completion of the practical training, students will be tested for the “M” license. Candidates are required to supply their own motorcycle, which must be street legal and a minimum of 250 cc in displacement.
CRN# TBA