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Introduction to Trades Readiness Training

The Trades Readiness Training is running from today, July 20, through July 31. There are currently 7 spaces available for anyone interested in participating.

If you’re interested, please visit the Adult Training Centre beside Head Start to register or learn more.

Build the skills employers are looking for. Aquila Safety’s Trades Readiness Training prepares participants for careers in construction, industrial work, and public works through hands-on training and industry-recognized certifications.

Program Overview
This two-week intensive program combines classroom instruction with hands-on equipment training.

Participants will receive safety training, equipment theory, and practical instruction in:

Equipment Training

  • Scissor Lift
  • Aerial Boom Lift
  • Telehandler
  • Standard Forklift
  • Skid Steer

Safety & Industry Certifications

  • Foundation of Construction Training
  • WHMIS 2022
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
  • Workplace Violence & Harassment
  • Fall Protection
  • Fire Safety & Fire Extinguisher Training
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • Standard First Aid
  • Rigging & Slinging
  • Confined Space
  • Asbestos Awareness
  • Lockout/Tagout
  • Pipeline Construction Safety
  • Respiratory Protection

Employment Readiness

  • Resume Writing
  • Interview Preparation

Employment Outcomes

Aquila Safety works directly with local employers and industry partners to identify the skills, certifications, and workplace competencies currently in demand.

This employer-driven approach helps ensure participants are prepared for available job opportunities by:

  • Building industry-recognized skills
  • Increasing workplace confidence
  • Improving job readiness
  • Creating direct pathways to meaningful long-term employment

Contact Information

Jesse Santos, MSc., CRSP
Phone: (250) 638-7658
Email: [email protected]

Dylan Boruch, Dip. BA
Phone: (250) 307-7073
Email: [email protected]

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