This is the third of 3 Courses (Lift 151, Lift 152 and Lift 153) developed to give maintenance and operational staff working in the ski industry a close up look at, and a comprehensive understanding of, regulations contained in Z98-19 governing Passenger Ropeways & Passenger Conveyors.
Representatives from the Canada West Ski Areas Association; Technical Safety BC; Alberta Elevating Devices and Amusement Rides Safety Association; the Alberta Safety Codes Council and Selkirk College have prepared this course specifically for those working with and experienced in the operation and maintenance of Passenger Ropeways and Passenger Conveyors.
Lift 153: Z98-19 for Aerial Detachable Grip Passenger Ropeways.
This course looks at the Development of the Z98 Standard and studies maintenance and operational requirements found in Clauses 4, 6, 11, 12, 13 and Annexes A through L. Lift 153 delves further into the regulations to include requirements that apply to both fixed and detachable grip passenger ropeways and those that apply to detachable grip ropeways only.
Course content is specific to Z98-19 requirements only and does not address licensing and safety requirements of safety authorities in Provincial jurisdictions.
- Teacher: Bob Bell
- Teacher: Russell Karp
- Teacher: Martin Keyserlingk
Representatives from the Canada West Ski Areas Association, Technical Safety BC, Alberta Elevating Devices and Amusement Rides Safety Association, the Alberta Safety Codes Council and Selkirk College have prepared this course specifically for those working with, and experienced in, the operation and maintenance of Passenger Ropeways and Passenger Conveyors.
Lift 152: Z98-19 for Aerial Fixed Grip Passenger Ropeways.
This course looks at the Development of the Z98 Standard and studies maintenance and operational requirements found in Clauses 4, 6, 11, 12, 13 and Annexes A through L.
Course content is specific to Z98-19 requirements only and does not address licensing and safety requirements of safety authorities in Provincial jurisdictions.
- Teacher: Bob Bell
- Teacher: Russell Karp
- Teacher: Martin Keyserlingk
Welcome to LIFT 151. This is the first of three courses focusing on the requirements of the Z98 Standard Z98-19 Passenger Ropeways and Passenger Conveyors. The three courses (Lift 151, Lift 152 and Lift 153) taken progressively, study the content and application of regulations found in "Z98-19 Passenger Ropeways & Passenger Conveyors". Lift 151 is meant for Operations and Maintenance persons engaged in the construction, maintenance and operation of Surface Lifts (rope tows, wire rope handle tows, tube tows, Platter Lifts, T Bars) and Passenger Conveyors.
Representatives from the Canada West Ski Areas Association, Technical Safety BC, Alberta Elevating Devices and Amusement Rides Safety Association , Alberta Safety Codes Council and Selkirk College have prepared this material with the expectation that persons taking this course will have some experience with, and a basic knowledge and understanding of, the equipment discussed in the course and of the regulations currently in place that help ensure passenger and worker safety.
Course content is specific to Z98-19 requirements only and does not address licensing and safety requirements of safety authorities in Provincial jurisdictions.
- Teacher: Bob Bell
- Teacher: Russell Karp
- Teacher: Martin Keyserlingk
This course is designed for current ski resort supervisors and managers or front line employees planning on advancing into a supervisory role. It leads participants through a series of assignments which together will create a reasonably comprehensive risk management plan for their area of responsibility. The course is 12 weeks in duration.
- Teacher: CJ Matthews-Dickson
This course is designed for current ski resort supervisors and managers or front line employees planning on advancing into a supervisory role. It leads participants through a series of assignments which together will create a reasonably comprehensive risk management plan for their area of responsibility. The course is 12 weeks in duration.
- Teacher: CJ Matthews-Dickson