Making safety training, certification, and compliance simple and convenient for every Ontario worker.
MLITSD-approved. Hands-on. Built for construction.
4 Your Safety Solutions is a Working at Heights training provider based in Toronto, serving construction workers, contractors, and employers across the GTA and Southwestern Ontario. Our instructors are experienced construction professionals — every course includes harness fitting, equipment inspection, anchor point selection, and rescue planning so workers leave job-site ready.
We run weekly public classes for individuals and bring on-site group training directly to your job site for crews of five or more — at no extra travel cost within the GTA.
Our WAH program meets all Ontario Reg. 297/13 requirements. Certificate recognized province-wide.
Pass the course, get your certificate before you leave. No waiting for mail or portals.
We come to your job site for groups of 5+ anywhere in the GTA. Train on your own equipment.
Weekly classes — never waiting long for a seat. On-site dates fit your project timeline.
Full cert $150, refresher $125, WHMIS $25. All plus tax. No hidden fees, no surprises.
Did you know that approximately 40% of all construction-related deaths involve falls? And that 20% of construction injuries are related to falls?
In all of these cases, Working at Heights training or equipment was either missing or misused.
4 Your Safety Solutions exists to make safety training, certification, and compliance simple and convenient for every Ontario worker.
On-site training delivered to your job site — at no extra cost for 5+ workers in Toronto & the GTA.
Real Ontario fines for falls and Working at Heights violations. Protect your workers — and your business.
On-site group training and weekly public classes across the GTA, Golden Horseshoe, and Southwestern Ontario.
Don't see your city? Contact us — we travel to job sites across Ontario for groups of 5+.
Working at Heights (WAH) is a mandatory safety training program required under Ontario Regulation 297/13 for any construction worker who may use a method of fall protection. The training covers fall hazards, the hierarchy of fall protection controls, equipment inspection and use, harness fitting, anchor point selection, and emergency rescue planning. It must be delivered by an MLITSD-approved training provider like 4 Your Safety Solutions.
Your WAH certificate is valid for 3 years from the date you complete the training. Before it expires, you can take the shorter refresher course (3.5 hours) to renew it. If your certificate has already expired, you must take the full certification course (6.5 hours) again.
Any worker on a construction project who may use a method of fall protection — including safety harnesses, guardrails, travel restraint systems, or safety nets — must hold a valid WAH certificate. This applies to roofers, ironworkers, formwork carpenters, scaffolders, general labourers, window installers, siding contractors, and anyone else who works above grade on a construction site.
Working at heights without a valid certificate is a violation of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Both workers and employers can face fines. Ontario has issued penalties ranging from $45,000 to over $150,000 for WAH violations, particularly when injuries or fatalities are involved. Beyond fines, untrained workers face a significantly higher risk of serious injury or death from falls.
Yes. We deliver Working at Heights training directly at your job site for groups of 5 or more workers at no additional travel charge within Toronto and the GTA. We bring all necessary equipment and materials. On-site training means your crew trains in the environment they actually work in, with zero travel downtime. Call 647-830-5557 to schedule a date.
Our full WAH certification course is $150 + HST per person (6.5 hours). The refresher course for certificate renewal is $125 + HST (3.5 hours). WHMIS 2015 online training is $25. Group and on-site rates are the same — no extra charge for on-site delivery within the GTA.
Call today to book a course, ask about upcoming dates, or arrange on-site group training.