Courses · Ground Disturbance · In person
Ground Disturbance 201 - Fort St. John
A classroom course covering the full ground disturbance damage-prevention process, from stakeholder responsibilities to locating and exposing buried facilities. Learners are trained and assessed on the hazards, permits, and procedures involved in any ground disturbance work.
What you’ll learn
- Explain the importance of the damage prevention process
- Outline ground disturbance stakeholder responsibilities
- Identify and define ground disturbance
- Describe hazards associated with ground disturbance
- Identify approvals and permits that may be required
- Explain how to search for, locate, and identify buried facilities
- Describe methods for exposing buried facilities
- Outline procedures to follow if damage is caused or found
Who it’s for
- Planners, managers, supervisors, and employees who develop, plan, or undertake any kind of ground disturbance
What you’ll cover
- Damage prevention process
- Stakeholder responsibilities
- Ground disturbance hazards
- Approvals and permits
- Locating and identifying buried facilities
- Exposing buried facilities
- Damage procedures
Prerequisites
Minimum age 16 · One piece of government-issued photo ID
Completion & certification
To receive your credentials you must attend and complete the entirety of the course and complete all the necessary components as required by the course provider.
- You receiveRecord of Training
- ValidityValid 36 months
- DeliveryIn person · 1 day in person
- JurisdictionBC & AB
Upcoming dates
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