Get your crew Ministry-approved and fully compliant before your next MOL inspection. In-person training in Mississauga. On-site delivery across the GTA. Same-week booking available.
MOL construction blitzes are active across Ontario. Incomplete WAH training is one of the top three inspection findings. A stop-work order on an active project costs more in a single day than a full crew certification.
Per-worker pricing available. Most companies recover the full cost of training in less than one day of avoided downtime from an MOL stop-work order.
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An MOL inspector finding workers without valid WAH certification issues an immediate stop-work order. One day of lost productivity can cost $5,000–$50,000 depending on the project and contract penalties.
Under the OHSA, employers violating Ontario Regulation 297/13 face fines up to $100,000 per offence. In cases involving injury, criminal negligence charges have been pursued.
If a worker is injured without proper certification, your liability exposure increases dramatically. Recent Ontario cases resulted in $80,000+ fines specifically for incomplete WAH training.
Many GCs and public sector clients require proof of WAH certification before awarding subcontracts. Without current certifications, your crew may be disqualified from bidding on higher-value projects.
Our Ministry-approved program covers every requirement under Ontario Regulation 297/13. Delivered by trainers with 15+ years of field experience — not just classroom theory.
Identifying and assessing fall hazards on construction sites — edges, openings, roof work, scaffolding, ladders, and elevated work platforms.
Guardrail systems, safety nets, travel restraint, fall arrest, and work positioning — proper selection, use, and inspection requirements.
Pre-use inspection of harnesses, lanyards, anchors, and connectors. How to identify defects and when to remove equipment from service.
Legal duties under the OHSA and Ontario Regulation 297/13. What supervisors must ensure before any worker is permitted to work at heights.
What to do when a fall occurs. Rescue planning requirements and dangers of suspension trauma — what every worker needs to know.
Ministry-required evaluation including both practical and written assessment. Certificates issued same day upon successful completion.
Under Ontario Regulation 297/13, any worker who may work at heights on a construction project must hold a valid Working at Heights certificate.
Project managers, site superintendents, and any GC workers performing or supervising work at heights on Ontario construction sites.
Roofers, framers, steel erectors, masonry, HVAC, electrical, and any trade working above the ground — regardless of project size.
Any worker new to a role that involves working at heights must be certified before their first day working at elevation. No exceptions.
WAH certificates are valid for 3 years. Workers with expired certificates are non-compliant and cannot legally work at heights until renewed.
Site supervisors who oversee workers at heights are responsible for ensuring their team is certified — and must hold certification themselves.
Infrastructure contractors, utility workers, and anyone performing elevated work in Ontario's infrastructure sector require valid certification.
We make booking and delivery as simple as possible so your crew loses minimal time off site.
Fill out the form or call us. Tell us how many workers. We call back within 60 minutes to confirm your date.
We lock in your session — at our Mississauga facility or on-site at your project location across the GTA.
Full-day session covering all Ministry requirements. Practical and written assessment included. Trainers with 15+ years on-site experience.
Valid WAH certificates issued same day. Your crew is legally compliant and ready to work at heights before they leave.
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"Very rare to find a company that can deliver all of the services they do with one phone call. Always delivered what we needed in a timely and cost effective manner. Would recommend without hesitation."
"Our crew was certified and back on site the same day. The instructor knew the regulation cold and answered every question our supervisors had. Fast booking, professional delivery, no issues."
Yes. Our Working at Heights training is approved by the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development under Ontario Regulation 297/13. All certificates are recognized by MOL inspectors on Ontario construction sites.
The full certification course runs approximately 6–8 hours including a practical component. Certificates are issued the same day upon successful completion of the written and practical assessment. Valid for 3 years.
Yes. We offer on-site delivery across the GTA — ideal for larger crews where moving workers to a facility causes significant downtime. Contact us to discuss your site location, group size, and space requirements.
Most groups can be scheduled within 48–72 hours. For urgent inspection deadlines or project start dates, call us directly at (416) 252-7233 and we will do everything possible to accommodate same-week scheduling.
Working at Heights is the Ministry-mandated program under Ontario Regulation 297/13 specifically for construction workers. General fall protection training does not satisfy the MOL's WAH requirement. If your workers are on a construction site, they need WAH certification specifically.
Yes. Pricing is based on group size and delivery format. Fill out the form or call (416) 252-7233 for a quote. We work with companies of all sizes from sole proprietors to large GCs with 50+ workers.
Same-week availability. Ministry-approved certificates issued the same day. Don't wait for an MOL inspection to find out your crew isn't compliant.