CYLINDER INSPECTION AND REQUALIFICATION

This course meets Transport Canada’s certificate requirements for LPG cylinder inspection and requalification based on the visual inspection method outlined in CSA Codes B339-18, B149.2, and CGA Standards C-6 and C-6.3.

INTENDED FOR - Individuals on the procedures for conducting visual inspections and cylinder re-qualification procedures following Transport Canada Regulations and WorkSafe BC standards for Occupational Health and Safety.

CLASS SIZE and COURSE DURATION
Maximum six students per class | 8 to 12 Hours, Depending on TWS support and involvement.

COURSE CONTENT
Each Participant will be instructed on the FTC SO-01 Course and in accordance to Transport Canada Regulations, CSA B149.2 Code 5.2.1 and CSA B339 standards and Technical Safety Directives. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will have developed a comprehensive understanding of the topics listed.

  • Product knowledge

  • Characteristics

  • Federal and Provincial Legislation

  • Visual inspection

  • Cylinder disposal

  • Storage , transport and securement

  • Emergency Procedures

  • Checking for leaks

  • Measurement of damages

  • Inspection of collar and foot rings

  • Replacement of valves

  • Record keeping

CERTIFICATION
The student must successfully complete both a written and practical hands-on exam administered by our certified trainer.  All TWS Record of Training Certificates are valid for 3 years.

APPLICABLE REGULATIONS

Federal
– CAN/CSA-B149.2 code 5.2.1 Propane Storage and Handling Code
– WHMIS regulations

Provincial
– WorkSafe BC applicable Regulations, Policies and Guidelines

ATTENTION SUPERVISORS / HEALTH AND SAFETY ADVISORS AND EMPLOYERS
WorkSafe BC requires that Supervisors be responsible for ensuring all workers are;
• Adequately trained and holds a valid Record of Training Certification.
• Provide direct supervision and correct unsafe acts/conditions
• Wear appropriate PPE
• Maintain health & safety standards

WorkSafe BC requires all personnel to follow rules and regulations established by the authority in BC and to be adequately trained, providing proof of training issued by a recognized training provider.