Welcome to JorAnn Safety, located in Kindersley, Saskatchewan. We proudly serve West Central Saskatchewan and beyond, offering a variety of courses through St. John Ambulance, Energy Safety Canada, Global Training center and a variety of third-party testing services.
- Audiometric Testing
- Fit Testing – all types of masks
- Alcohol & Drug Testing
- Safety Program Development
- St. John Ambulance First Aid – all levels available
- Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive
- Global Ground Disturbance Level I & II
- Confined Space
- Fall Protection
- Power Mobile Equipment
- Fire Extinguisher Training
ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING SERVICES
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URINE POCT – EXPRESS TEST
If you need results fast, this is the best option for you. You will receive results same day, and if the result is negative, you can leave our office with a Clean Card in hand. Clean Cards are a wallet-sized copy of a negative test which can get you on a work site quickly.
Any inconclusive or non negative results from these tests should always be accompanied by laboratory drug testing. Laboratory based urine drug testing is recognized by the Canadian Model for Providing a Safe Workplace: Alcohol and Drug Guidelines and Work Rule and the Department of Transportation (DOT) as the best practice within our industry, and it is legally defensible.
URINE – LABORATORY TESTING
Urine drug testing completed in the laboratory is the most accurate type of drug testing. If you can afford to wait for the urine drug test result, this is our first recommendation for drug testing. Laboratory based urine drug testing is recognized by the Canadian Model for Providing a Safe Workplace: Alcohol and Drug Guidelines and Work Rule and the Department of Transportation (DOT) as the best practice within our industry, and it is legally defensible.
ORAL FLUID – EXPRESS TEST
Certain situations can make oral fluid drug testing the best choice for you, such as testing in a remote location where access is limited, shy-bladder situations and in some post-incident and reasonable cause scenarios (Canadian Model recognizes oral fluid testing for post-incident and reasonable cause). It is important to note that oral fluid is not as accepted as urine testing, therefore urine drug testing should be the primary option.
ORAL FLUID – lABORATORY TESTING
Oral Fluid collections can be sent for testing to the laboratory so you have the most accurate result. We utilize several laboratories that can process different types of oral fluid for results.
BREATH ALCOHOL TESTING
Breath alcohol testing determines the concentration of alcohol in a breath sample. We administer breath alcohol testing using evidential breath-testing devices for both screening tests and confirmation tests, to ensure accurate results. Screening Tests – Determines if a person’s alcohol concentration level is above 0.02 Confirmation Tests – Determines if a person’s alcohol concentration level is above 0.04. If a person’s screening test indicates an alcohol concentration level above 0.02, a breath alcohol confirmation test is performed. Our alcohol testing is administered by Certified Breath Alcohol Technicians and our equipment is regularly calibrated.
PREPARING FOR A DRUG TEST
- You must bring government issued photo identification (Driver’s License, Passport, etc.).
- Dress appropriately – all outerwear must be removed prior to testing including jacket, sweaters, coveralls, boots etc. Nothing can be taken into the testing room with you so consider leaving valuables in your vehicle.
- If providing a urine sample:
Drink normal amounts of fluids prior to the test. Drinking excessive amounts of fluids may dilute a urine sample and render it invalid. You’ll be required to provide a freshly voided urine sample. It will be tested immediately and the certified collector will check for: unexpected temperature, unexpected volume, unusual colour, unusual odour, presence of foreign objects or material, tampering, adulteration, or substitution. If any of the above are found, you’ll need to provide a second urine sample or, possibly, undertake an observed collection. - If providing an oral fluid sample:
Do not eat, drink or put anything in your mouth for at least 15 minutes prior to the test. This includes water, cigarette, gum etc.
PREPARING FOR ALCOHOL TEST
- You must bring government issued photo identification (Driver’s License, Passport, etc.).
- Do not eat, drink or put anything in your mouth for at least 15 minutes prior to the test. This includes water, cigarette, gum etc.
WE ALSO OFFER:
- 24 hour On Call Services – let us be available for you!
- Mobile On Site Collections – this means that our collection technician will come to your sight to provide the testing.
- Third Party Administrations for DriverCheck, EScreen, Shift OHS, and ECS Safety Services.
COURSE INFORMATION
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE FIRST AID, CPR AND AED
See Below
2 Day Intermediate First Aid Training $189.00
2 Day Intermediate First Aid Training (BLS) $199.00
1 Day Basic First Aid Training $175.00
1 Day Recertification of Intermediate First Aid Training $175.00
1 Day Recertification of Intermediate First Aid Training (BLS) – $185.00
All classes include Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) Training.
TDG
$35.00
This TDG training course is ideal for individuals and employers that wish to obtain or renew their Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Ground certifications. TDG training is required by many industries including transportation, shipping, receiving and oil & gas. This course will guide you through all aspects of the TDG system, aimed primarily at ensuring students will be trained with a clear understanding of the requirements.
GHS/WHMIS 2015
$35.00
Anyone working with or around Hazardous Materials are required by law to be WHMIS trained. This comprehensive WHMIS Certification program has been developed in accordance with the Hazardous Products Act for the training of persons who manufacture, work with or are ‘in proximity to’ hazardous materials in the workplace.
Energy Safety Canada H2S
$195.00
This program is intended for all workers in the petroleum industry who could be exposed to hydrogen sulphide (H2S). The primary focus is to provide generic H2S program content to help workers work safely in and around H2S environments. The program covers the physical properties and health hazards of H2S, how to protect oneself and basic rescue techniques.
Hazard Assessment and Control
$75.00
This Hazard Identification course will help keep you safe on the job by showing you how to prevent injuries and illness in the workplace through hazard identification, assessment, and control.
Confined Space Entry Level I & Level II
$169.00
Workers entering confined spaces such as sewer systems, tanks, utility vaults, vessels tanks, pits, sumps, etc., are exposed to many potentially fatal hazards. This course will give the participant the knowledge needed to enter confined spaces safely. Course includes classroom instruction, group discussions, videos, exercises, and an exam. Recommended for workers, supervisors, and management involved in confined space entry.
Fall Protection
$169.00
This course is intended to allow participants to understand the selection and use of appropriate fall protection systems to protect themselves from a variety of different fall hazards. It will provide understanding of working with fall protection equipment, hands-on practice and exposure to multiple systems, which can then be applied to work condition.
Global Ground Disturbance
$220.00
This one-day program is designed for any party that is supervising a Ground Disturbance, independently performing a Ground Disturbance, or issuing and receiving Ground Disturbance permits. The program ensures that Level II® personnel are familiar with, and fully understand, all the regulations and variances involved when a Ground Disturbance takes place. The course is presented in a logical sequence – from the pre-planning stage to the actual dig – and highlights the ‘musts’ compared to the ‘shoulds’. Level II® is the standardized program recognized by industry regulators. Certification is valid for 3 years.
Detection and Control of Flammable Substances
$155.00
Gain an understanding on how to safely monitor, assess hazards and control flammable substances through lectures, demonstrations and hands-on practice. Developed in house and covers legislation and industry standards.
Fire Extinguisher Training
$115.00
The course has been designed to teach you what you need to know to safely operate a fire extinguisher and understand what types of extinguishers can be used on what types of fires, as well as maintenance and fire safety, so by completing this course you can become a better educated worker and improve your knowledge of an important part in workplace safety.
Power Mobile Equipment (PME) Blended
$120.00
Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety compliant course for Powered Mobile Equipment. Powered mobile equipment is any self-propelled machine that is designed to manipulate or move materials or provide a work platform for workers. Although experienced operators may be competent in operating equipment, they may not be aware of all the health and safety hazards to themselves and others arising from the operation of the equipment. Students will leave with paperwork to complete at the worksite as completion with on the job requirements.
Forklift Training
$95.00
This course provides trainees with the classroom portion of training as well as some practical evaluation. Each successful trainee will receive a temporary Trainee Certificate and a form to be completed by a supervisor (who must be a competent equipment operator) this is to verify the trainee had completed required supervised hours.
**Group rates and discounts available**
**Mobile training is available at little to no cost–let the training come to your group!**
**Call for details and pricing**
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Fire extinguishers are essential for buildings and businesses!
Be sure yours are up-to-date in case of emergency.
With our certified technician we offer:
- Sales
- Certifications
- Inspections
- Refills
We are also a certified Amerex supplier!
HOSE TESTING
Hydrostatic Hose Testing.
In these tests hoses are filled with water then pressurized in accordance with either the NAHAD standards (usually 1 and a half times working pressure) or in some cases where the customer requires a more stringent test even higher pressures to ensure that the hose assembly is assembled safely and reliably and will exceed performance needs in the field. While it is rare to have a hose assembly leak when testing, it is much better to find out about a manufacturer defect or installation issue before the hose is in the field.
Depending on the regulations in your area most hose tests need to be conducted at least annually in accordance with CSA standards.
Electrical/Conductivity Testing.
Hoses that carry flammable liquids, or operate in environments where static discharge can be a safety concern need to make sure that their hoses are not only the right type, but also assembled correctly and tested to confirm that they won’t pose a safety concern. If a chemical hose or fuel hose carrying flammable liquids isn’t properly grounded from end to end, then static electricity can build up and spark causing fire and explosion. When we assemble hoses for these applications and others which require end to end conductivity we have a 100% grounding protocol to ensure the hose is safe to use. We can provide test certification upon request for these hose assemblies giving piece of mind that you and your team are protected. Use and abuse can lead to breaks in the grounding wire and it is important that this be detected and the hose be removed from service, this comes standard in conjunction with your hydrostatic hose test.
CALENDAR
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CONTACT
OFFICE
101 4th Street West , Kindersley SK S0L1S0
7am-5pm Monday-Friday
24 HOURS
After Hours Drug Testing or Incident Response
