Fall Protection
— Worker
Ten modules built to BC law. An 80% exam. Then a real in-person practical. One price, one certificate.
$99
Regular price $149
CAD · practical included
First 500 students or six months, then $149.
- ▪10 modules — WorkSafeBC OHS Regulation Part 11
- ▪5 interactive 3D exercises
- ▪Final exam at 80% — unlimited retakes
- ▪In-person practical — included, not an add-on
- ▪Employer kit — five documents
- ▪QR-verifiable record of training + wallet card
- ▪English y Español at launch
Ten modules.
Written to BC law.
The law, your rights, your duties
Part 11, and the 3 metre threshold.
Spotting fall hazards
Edges, openings, skylights, steep BC roofs.
The hierarchy: guardrails → restraint → arrest
In the order the regulation requires.
Equipment: harnesses, lanyards, lifelines, hooks
CSA and ANSI markings, current and legacy.
Anchors: certified and improvised
Strength, sling angles, when an engineer signs.
Forces and clearance
On a calculator you drag.
Inspection: what fails gear
Out of service, on the spot.
Donning, adjusting, 100% tie-off
Attached through every transition.
Rescue and suspension trauma
A hanging worker is on a clock.
The site-specific bridge
What your employer must still cover — and the record.
- ▪A rotating harness — find the defect.
- ▪Anchor placement, with swing-fall feedback.
- ▪A clearance calculator you drag — BC / Alberta.
- ▪A hierarchy tree you cannot skip.
- ▪Pick the right SRL for the edge.
- ▪80% to pass — above Ontario's 75%, level with BCCSA.
- ▪Randomized bank — a retake is a new paper.
- ▪Unlimited retakes, free. Every attempt logged.
- ▪A quiz after every module.
Also mapped to Alberta OHS Code s.141(2)(a)–(j), Ontario's Working at Heights requirements and the BCCSA Fall Protection Program Standard. Tables publish with the course.
Inside the course
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Tap scenarios — the under‑3‑metre trap
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The right‑to‑refuse walkthrough
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Instant feedback, law cited
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Español — Sección 01
Actual screens · Module 01
In person.
Included.
The half that often gets sold separately. Your certificate is not issued until you have done it.
- 01Calculate the clearance — and say if it is safe.
- 02Inspect gear, make the out-of-service call.
- 03Don, adjust and doff a harness unaided.
- 04100% tie-off — attached while you move.
- 05Self-rescue — practised, not described.
- ▪A checklist marked while you do it.
- ▪Photos, timestamped, filed with your record.
- ▪Both signatures — yours and your assessor's.
- ▪Your assessor named, with their credential.
- ▪Video is optional and always will be — under BC privacy law it cannot be a condition of enrolling.
Five or more: the assessor comes to you. One or two: a scheduled day in the Lower Mainland.
A record,
not a souvenir.
- ▪A numbered record of training — course, exam, practical.
- ▪A QR code to the live verify page.
- ▪A wallet card for your phone.
- ▪Free replacements, forever.
- ▪Printed on the certificate: "Recommended renewal: 3 years — industry practice. WorkSafeBC sets no expiry."
- 01Site-specific instruction record — covering the guideline’s eleven types of instruction.
- 02Fall protection plan builder — every element the guideline lists.
- 03Rescue plan builder, suspended-worker procedure included.
- 04Equipment inspection log.
- 05A plain "where this is accepted" panel.
Keeping training records is the employer's legal duty, not yours. We hand them the paperwork part-filled.
Where this is —
and isn't — accepted.
What it is. What it is not. Before you spend anything.
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No such thing
WorkSafeBC does not approve or certify fall protection courses. No provider's course is WorkSafeBC-approved — including ours. There is no registry to check.
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Not Ontario
This is not an Ontario Working at Heights card. That programme has its own approved providers — go to one of them.
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NCSO — unconfirmed
Online-only courses are not accepted toward the BCCSA NCSO / NHSA designation. Ours is blended — online theory plus an in-person practical — and we are still confirming with the BCCSA how they treat that. Until they tell us in writing, we claim nothing.
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Your employer's part
Under OHS Guideline G11.2(6)-1, no course on its own is enough. Your employer must also give you site-specific instruction before you enter an area with a fall risk — the actual anchors, plan and rescue. That record ships with every certificate.
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Site acceptance
Whether a site accepts a certificate is always the employer's call. We make it easy: a named assessor, the demonstrations you performed, the dates, and a QR code to the live record.
The questions
people actually ask.
Does the course expire?
Your access does not expire — and WorkSafeBC sets no expiry date for fall protection training. Three years is industry practice, and we print it as exactly that.
Do I get the certificate before the practical?
No. It states what you demonstrated and who watched you do it, so it is issued after.
Is it available in Spanish?
Yes — written in Spanish, not machine-subtitled.
Do I need to bring my own equipment?
No — we bring gear, inspected and logged. On your site we would rather use your own gear.
Launching soon.
Join the founding 500.
$99 for the first 500 students or six months, then $149. Email us — we will message you the day enrolment opens.
Email us — Join the Founding 500or call 672-238-0421 · Chat on WhatsApp
Launching Fall 2026
hello@atftraininggroup.com · Vancouver, BC
No course alone makes you compliant — your employer completes site-specific instruction, and we include the record. Check the law yourself — the compliance map.