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Valid for any Worker or Supervisor who requires Ground Disturbance training (level 201).

This online Alberta (USP endorsed) Online course is designed for planners, managers, supervisors, and employees who are required to develop, plan, or undertake any kind of ground disturbance. Alberta CEO value: 0.6 credits.

This Online Ground Disturbance for Supervisors 201 Course Covers:

  • The importance of damage prevention

  • Buried facility damage and its consequences

  • The responsibilities of stakeholders involved in damage prevention and ground disturbance

  • Damage prevention legislation, organizations, and publications

  • The need for standardized damage prevention and ground disturbance training

  • The requirements for conducting a search for buried facilities

  • The notification process and the requirements of those involved

  • The responsibilities and requirements for requesting locates and locating buried facilities

  • The different types of locate marks and outline marking requirements

  • Hand expose zones according to regulatory and industry requirements

  • Pre-job meetings and what they should entail

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Ground Disturbance 201 – Alberta: Frequently Asked Questions

Ground Disturbance 201 online provides endorsed training for anyone who will be required to develop, plan, implement or provide permits for any kind of ground disturbance in Alberta.

This online Utility Safety Partners (USP) endorsed course is designed for planners, managers, supervisors, and employees who are required to develop, plan, or undertake any kind of ground disturbance.

No prerequisites are required for this online course.

Module A: Damage Prevention

  1. The importance of damage prevention
  2. Buried facility damage and its consequences
  3. Responsibilities of stakeholders involved in damage prevention and ground disturbance
  4. Damage prevention regulators, organizations, and publications
  5. The need for damage prevention and ground disturbance training

Module B: Ground Disturbance Planning

  1. The definition of ground disturbance
  2. The importance of codes of practice
  3. The importance of, and requirements for, hazard assessments and emergency response plans
  4. Various approvals required for ground disturbance
  5. Various agreements related to ground disturbance
  6. Onsite supervision responsibilities for all parties involved in a ground disturbance

Module C: Preparing for a Ground Disturbance

  1. The requirements for conducting a search for buried facilities
  2. The notification process and the requirements of those involved
  3. The responsibilities and requirements for requesting locates and locating buried facilities
  4. Different types of locate marks and outline marking requirements

Module D: The Execution and Completion of a Ground Disturbance

  1. How to use a ground disturbance permit
  2. The purpose of a pre-job meeting
  3. Tailgate meetings and how to conduct them
  4. Hand expose zones and hand exposure techniques
  5. Proper excavation and backfilling procedures
  6. Damage management, incident reporting, and investigation requirements

A mark of 80% must be achieved in order to pass this course. The final exam is able to be taken three times in efforts to achieve the pass mark.

Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and printing. The certificate is valid for 3 years from the course completion date indicated on the certificate.

Simply “Add to Cart” on the course purchase page, pay for the program with a credit card and start training immediately.

This course is endorsed by the Alberta Utility Safety Partners (USP)

Certificates expire after 36 months and should be renewed if required by your industry or employer.

This course is 100% online.

Ground Disturbance 101 - This online Utility Safety Partners (USP), formerly the Alberta Common Ground Alliance (ABCGA), endorsed course is designed for operators, labourers, and employees who are required to have knowledge of ground disturbance best practices and who will not be responsible for planning or supervising ground disturbance projects.

Ground Disturbance 201: This online Utility Safety Partners (USP) endorsed course is designed for planners, managers, supervisors, and employees who are required to develop, plan, or undertake any kind of ground disturbance.