Nova splitter. Submitted photo.

Nova splitter. Submitted photo.

Working At Heights

By Dave Dentinger

March 12, 2015 - 3:05pm

A Sarnia-Lambton training provider is the first in Ontario approved to offer a "Working at Heights Program."

Industrial Educational Cooperative G-M Rob Taylor says they'll provide training for anyone working at heights over 10 ft.

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The IEC's "Working at Heights Program" will be offered beginning April 1.

The cooperative offers safety programs in collaboration with local industry, building trades and contractors.

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