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Localisation et marquage des conduites

This online utility line locating and marking training course teaches safe excavation practices, the one-call process, hazard prevention, and emergency response where participants will gain practical skills through real-world scenarios.

Line Locating and Marking

Aperçu du cours

Every day, people rely on hidden networks of underground utilities to power homes, deliver clean water, carry communications, and transport energy. While burying infrastructure keeps communities safe and organized, it also means that excavation work, whether digging a trench, planting a tree, or starting a major construction project can expose workers and the public to serious risks if utilities are struck.

This course provides a detailed introduction to utility line locating and marking procedures. Learners will gain the skills to recognize buried facilities, understand the one-call process, and use safe digging practices to avoid costly and hazardous incidents. Real-world scenarios, troubleshooting strategies, and safety guidelines help reinforce key lessons and ensure compliance with Canadian regulations.

Sujets de cours

Participants will gain practical skills and safety knowledge in:

  • Underground infrastructure and its importance
  • Roles and responsibilities in the locate process
  • Excavation requirements and one-call centers
  • Locate requests, colour codes, and documentation
  • Utility locating technologies (passive, active, radar, electronic markers)
  • Equipment setup and use
  • Troubleshooting, conflicts, and common errors
  • Safety practices and PPE requirements
  • Outdoor work hazards and weather safety
  • Excavation best practices and tolerance zones
  • Emergency response to damaged utilities
  • Post-incident investigation and reporting
Durée du cours en ligne

The Line Locating and Marking Training Online program takes about 60 minutes, making it concise yet highly informative for workers and safety professionals.

Note minimale requise

La note minimale requise pour cette formation est de 80%. Les apprenants disposent de trois tentatives pour réussir la formation avant qu'elle ne doive être réattribuée.

Attestation de fin de formation

À la fin de ce cours, les apprenants recevront un certificat d'achèvement.

Aperçu du cours

Détails du cours

Durée du cours

Ce cours durera environ 60 minutes

Note de passage

Pour réussir cette formation, vous devez obtenir 80% ou version supérieure au quiz

Certificat

À l'issue de la réussite de ce cours, un certificat à votre nom sera stocké sur votre profil et disponible à l'impression

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