County of Warner Further Education
Box 278 Warner, AB T0K 2K0
Phone: 403-642-3635/403-329-8875
Fax: 403-642-3631
email: furthered@countyofwarner5.ab.ca
 Courses Categories
 

 Agriculture

Fall 2008 

Skid Steer (Bobcat Operator)

The course will cover: skid steer loader design, rated operating capacity, weight distribution, centre of gravity, attachments, drive train, safety features, controls, maintenance, entry and exit procedures, transportation and driving/operation. This certification is generally required for individuals working in construction, landscaping, irrigation, farming and ranching. Bring a bag lunch.

 Date:              Wednesday, October 8

Time:             8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Fee:                $145

Location:       Raymond Fire Hall

Instructor:    Hardy Safety Ltd./Lethbridge College

Minimum:     6

Maximum:     10

Registration Deadline: September 24

Register with: Raymond Town Office, 752-3322 or Carolyn/Lynette, Further Ed Office,

642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).  Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Air Brake “Q” Endorsement

The Air Brake Q Endorsement course is required of anyone that operates air brake equipped trucks, whether it is a tractor-trailer, or a single axle straight truck.  The course has two components, a classroom session, and a practical component with hands-on practice adjusting brakes and pre-tripping the air brake system. Participants will do a written and practical exam at the end of the class for certification. Bring a bag lunch.

Date:              Saturday, October 18

Time:             8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Fee:                $125

Location:       Warner Fire Hall

Instructor:    SK Driver Training Ltd.

Minimum:     10

Registration Deadline: October 2

Register with: Carolyn or Lynette, Further Ed Office, 642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).

Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Confined Space Entry/Rescue includes Lockout & Tagout

This training program is designed to enable workers and employers to ensure existing and potential confined space work locations are identified, and that a written confined space entry program is developed and maintained by the employers. After completing this course, participants will be able to:

·           Demonstrate and apply controls that prevent accidental exposure to hazards related

            to confined space entry

·           Identify hazards; understand process isolation/lockout and tag out procedures

·           Reference and apply applicable legislation

·           Demonstrate application of controls

·           Prepare and apply rescue plan

·           Retain required documentation

Bring a bag lunch.

Date:              Wednesday, October 22

Time:             8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Fee:                $160

Location:      Raymond Fire Hall

Instructor:   Hardy Safety Ltd./Lethbridge College

Minimum:     8

Maximum:     10

Registration Deadline: October 8

Register with: Raymond Town Office, 752-3322 or Carolyn/Lynette, Further Ed Office,

642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).  Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Ground Disturbance – Trenching and Excavation

This course is recommended for persons working in construction, pipeline work, electrical, farming and ranching, landscaping, municipal, provincial and federal employees involved in digging and heavy equipment operation. The material covers soil types, excavation, shoring and back sloping, Alberta First Call, responsibilities and hazard management and controls. Bring a bag lunch.

Date:              Wednesday, October 29

Time:             8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Fee:                $115

Location:      Raymond Fire Hall

Instructor:    Hardy Safety Ltd./Lethbridge College

Minimum:     8

Maximum:     18

Registration Deadline: October 15

Register with: Raymond Town Office, 752-3322 or Carolyn/Lynette, Further Ed Office,

642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).  Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Farm Succession and Estate Planning

This course will cover some of the tax rules and strategies for proper planning for the farm and particularly involving the next generation.  Discussion will be both based on some actual cases and examples of strategies to be aware of as well as tips for the unwary to watch for including:

·         The tainted farm company trap

·         Farmers on cash basis and untimely death

·         Not all farm assets rollover to a child in all cases

There will be an opportunity for questions.

Date:              Wednesday, November 19

Time:             1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Fee:                $20/couple           

Location:       Warner Memorial Library

Facilitators: North & Co. – Barrie Broughton

                        KPMG – Dean Gallimore

Minimum:     6 couples

Registration Deadline: November 5

Register with: Carolyn or Lynette, Further Ed Office, 642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).

Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

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