APEX Rope Industries

KNOW THE STANDARD.

Fall protection violations are consistently the most-cited health and safety violation in Canada. Most safety managers know their own province's rule. Very few know how it differs the moment work crosses a border.

We just published the complete 2026 breakdown:

✓ Alberta OHS Part 9 and the hierarchy of controls
✓ CSA Z259.10-18, Z259.2.5, and Z259.16-2021 — what each one governs
✓ Trigger heights compared across Alberta, BC, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and federal jurisdiction
✓ Ontario's January 2026 amendments, including mandatory AEDs on high-work sites
✓ The 15-minute rescue window and why suspension trauma drives it
✓ Clearance calculation — the step most fall protection plans skip

If your crews work at height anywhere in Canada, this is required reading.

Read the full guide → https://itu0sq.short.gy/fall-protection-2026

GOAL ZERO. EVERYONE GOES HOME.

Five days. One question: could your crew get someone down?

Rope Rescue Operator runs Sept 14–18 at our Calgary facility. Five days, hands-on, NFPA-aligned, taught on real systems rather than a slide deck.

You'll leave able to build and operate a lowering system, rig a litter bridle, keep a patient level under load, run a mechanical advantage haul, and manage the edge transition that most teams get wrong.

It's built for industrial crews, municipal responders, and safety personnel who are named in a rescue plan and would like that to mean something.

APEX Rope Industries — 2922 3 Ave NE, Calgary, AB.

Seats are limited.

Register at https://itu0sq.short.gy/rescue-pro-training or send us a message.

GOAL ZERO. EVERYONE GOES HOME.

Confined Space Entry & Monitoring — Calgary, August 25. Seats are going.

Most confined space fatalities aren't the first person in. They're the ones who went in after — no training, no air, no plan. It takes minutes.

One day of training changes that. Hazard assessment, atmospheric testing and gas monitoring, entry permits, entry and attendant procedures, and emergency response — all covered, all in a day, all in Calgary.

Energy Safety Canada certified. Certificate upon completion.

If your crew has an entry scheduled this fall, get them booked before the 25th.

👉 Register: https://itu0sq.short.gy/apex-confined-space-fb

GOAL ZERO. EVERYONE GOES HOME.

If any of these describe your job, this course is for you.

▸ You work on a confined space entry crew and you are the designated rescuer
▸ You are on a fire department or SAR team and need NFPA 1006 rope operations
▸ You are an IRATA or SPRAT tech and you want the rescue credential that makes you the person they cannot run the job without
▸ You are a safety manager and your rescue plan is currently a phone number for 911
▸ You are getting into the trade and you want a credential that gets you hired

NFPA 1006 Rope Rescue Operator Level
Aug 17–21 · Calgary · $1,470 + GST

Five days. Hands-on the entire time. Taught by rope professionals who do this work, not just teach it.

Registration closes Aug 14 →🔗 https://itu0sq.short.gy/apex-rescue-fb

Two dates. One standard that never changes.

APEX Rope Industries is running Fall Protection Training on August 28 and September 11 in Calgary. The course covers CSA Z259-compliant fall arrest systems, anchor point selection, and rescue planning under the Alberta OHS Code.

If your crew works at height, this is the training that keeps them coming home. One full day, certified instructors, and the CSA Z259 detail your safety program needs, not a generic toolbox talk.

Seats are limited for both sessions. Register now to lock in your spot.

https://itu0sq.short.gy/rope-fall-aug

GOAL ZERO. EVERYONE GOES HOME.

Your crew has a rescue plan. Can they execute it?

There is a difference between a binder on a shelf and four people who can build a lowering system under pressure, at height, with someone's life on the clock.

NFPA 1006 Rope Rescue — Operator Level 1
📍 APEX Calgary Training Facility — 2922 3 Ave NE
📅 August 17–21, 2026 · 5 full days
💲 $1,470 + GST

Five days of hands-on rope rescue training, built to NFPA 1006 standards. Anchor systems. Mechanical advantage. Edge management. Patient packaging and litter operations. Lowering and raising systems. Real scenarios in a purpose-built rescue facility.

This is for industrial rescue teams, fire and SAR members, confined space attendants, and rope access techs adding a rescue credential.

Seats are limited, and registration closes August 14.

👉 Register: https://itu0sq.short.gy/apex-rescue-aug

GOAL ZERO. EVERYONE GOES HOME.

Three points of connection. Then two. Never fewer.

On a fixed horizontal aid climb, you work down from three connection points to two — and never below two. That is the discipline the whole traverse runs on, and it is the first thing we train.

APEX runs IRATA and SPRAT rope access certification in Calgary, AB — plus NFPA rope rescue, fall protection and confined space entry. Open enrolment dates and crew bookings: 🔗 https://itu0sq.short.gy/apex-fb-ep04

GOAL ZERO. EVERYONE GOES HOME.