Canada Safety Code 6 - RF1008 (English)

Recommended For:

• Canadian wireless, tower and cell techs exposed to RF energy and who are required to demonstrate that they are certified in RF Safety Awareness.

Topics Covered:

• Explain biological effects of RF Energy including Thermal / Non-Thermal / Startle Effects, Nerve Stimulation, Shock & Burn Contact and SAR.

• Understanding the roles of industry standards including FCC, OSHA, NEPA and Safety Code 6.

• Explain Ionizing versus Non-Ionizing EME Awareness.

• Explain the “six-minute rule.”

• Recognize controlled and uncontrolled areas according to Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) limits including the “six-minute rule.”

• Understand Mathematical Calculations, On-Site Measurements and Theoretical Modeling.

• Explain what RF Safety signage means and how to properly use personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Recognize towers that have AM detuning hardware and safety procedures.

Course Benefits:

• Knowledge of the Canada Safety Code 6, RF environments and self-protection.

• Certificate of Completion*.

• Examination record available for employer.

*OSHA recommends re-training as necessary to maintain skills, usually annually.