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Touchback Safety Inc.

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Touchback Safety Inc.

Safety Training Provider, Established in 1999. We believe in working together to keep our workplace

We are committed not only to the operators safety, but also to the safety of our fellow workers as well as the general public. We train with the best interest of our clients, trainers and operators first and foremost. We will maintain a high level of professional conduct and quality training at all times thus resulting in decreasing workplace incidents and the associated costs. Our past history shows our commitment to our operator’s safety! We are a safety training provider that offers the following courses:
OSSA Elevated Work Platform (EWP)
OSSA Fall Protection
OSSA Confined Space Entry & Monitor
Telehandler
Forklift
Bucket Truck
Respiratory Fit Testing
Instructor Training (Train the Trainer)

We work with Cranemasters in order to provide our clients Overhead Crane and Rigging courses.

03/02/2026

Mindful Monday!

Your hand weighs a few ounces.
The equipment they control weighs a few tons.

Thousands of pounds move because you move a finger.

Treat the controls like they matter.
Because they do!

02/27/2026

Don’t train with AI and hope it’s right.
Train with Touchback and know it is!

AI can write your essay, plan your vacation, or even design your dream kitchen.

But when it comes to safety training?
AI has data. Touchback has dirt on its boots.

Safety isn’t a copy/paste answer.
It’s hands-on. It’s practical. It’s real-world.

Train with professionals who’ve been there.
Train with Touchback Safety.

02/25/2026

Pink Shirt Day highlights the importance of psychological safety in the workplace.

When people feel respected, supported, and heard, they are more confident speaking up, looking out for one another, and contributing to a safer work environment.

Psychological safety is built through awareness, accountability, and consistent action. It also plays a critical role in protecting the well-being of individuals and the strength of our teams.

By supporting one another, we help create workplaces where everyone feels safe, valued, and empowered to do their best work.

02/23/2026

Mindful Monday: Fatigue … The Hidden Safety Risk!

This week let’s pause and consider something we don’t always notice on a job site.

Fatigue.

In high-demand industries like construction and oil & gas, long shifts, early mornings, and tough conditions are often part of the job. But fatigue slows reaction time, impacts decision-making, and increases the risk of error.

Pushing through exhaustion isn’t a badge of honor… it’s a safety concern.
Being mindful of fatigue in ourselves and our teams strengthens safety culture and protects the people who keep our industries moving.

This Monday, ask yourself:
Are we managing fatigue as seriously as we manage every other hazard?

02/20/2026

🎉 Fun Fact Friday! 🎉

At the summit of Mount Everest, oxygen levels are about 33% of what we breathe at sea level.

In many confined spaces, oxygen levels can drop below 19.5%, which is oxygen deficient and immediately dangerous!

And here’s the critical part:
You don’t have to be 29,000 feet in the air to experience oxygen deprivation.
It can happen in tanks, vaults, silos, pits, and other enclosed work areas.

⚠️ Oxygen-deficient environments:
• Can’t be seen
• Can’t be smelled
• Can’t be felt — until it’s too late

That’s why atmospheric testing, ventilation, and proper confined space procedures are essential — every single time.

Safety isn’t optional. It’s survival.

02/18/2026

Choosing the Right Anchor Point

In fall protection, “That Looks Strong Enough” Isn’t a Safety Plan!

Here’s what matters:

🔹 Must meet OHS regulations or engineered specs
🔹 Attached to a structurally sound surface
🔹 Positioned overhead when possible (to reduce swing falls)
🔹 Designed and rated for fall protection
🔹 Inspected before every use

Guardrails, ladder rungs, and random pipes? Not anchor points!

Choose wisely. Gravity is undefeated.

02/16/2026

Happy Family Day from all of us at Touchback Safety!

Today, we celebrate the people who matter most, the ones who support us, inspire us, and make life meaningful. ❤️

Whether you're spending the day with family, chosen family, or loved ones near and far, we hope your day is filled with laughter, connection, and special moments.

Here’s to slowing down, making memories, and appreciating the time we share.
Happy Family Day!

02/14/2026

Love is …

finding someone who lifts you up when you need it, and makes it work on every level! ❤️

02/13/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

Fun fact: Instructors LOVE questions. The more specific, the better.

“Do I need fall protection at this height?”
“How often should forklift inspections be done?”
“What’s the biggest mistake people make in confined spaces?”
We’ve heard it all, and we’re ready for more!

Welcome to our new series: 🎤 Ask the Instructor!

Each week, we’ll answer one of your real safety questions.
Want to remain anonymous? Absolutely.
Want to give us a challenging question? Even better.
Will we be practical in answering? Always.

Drop your question below or send us a message to be featured in an upcoming post.
Let’s get the conversations going!

02/11/2026

Telehandler Attachments: Small Change, Big Impact

When you swap a telehandler attachment, you’re not just changing the tool, you’re changing the machine’s load capacity.

Buckets, forks, jibs, and grapples all modify:
• Capacity
• Load center
• Stability
Translation?

That 6,000-lb lift might not be 6,000 lbs anymore.
Before lifting:
✔ Check the load chart for the specific attachment
✔ Know the attachment weight
✔ Train operators on attachment usage

02/09/2026

Mindful Monday!

Forklifts don’t make mistakes. People do!

Forklifts won’t tell you a load is too heavy, your view is blocked, or that turn was a bad idea. That responsibility always falls on the operator. So keep your head in the game!

Hands-on, engaging training matters. When operators learn how to spot hazards, understand equipment limits, and react in real-world situations, safer decisions become second nature, not guesswork.

Touchback offers forklift training for all experience levels, including a Beginner Forklift Course and a combined Telehandler/Forklift course for experienced operators. Group discounts are available for on-site training, or training at our facility. Let Touchback help you keep your team safe and incident free!

02/06/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

Love your beard… but your respirator doesn’t!

Tight fitting respirators depend on a secure seal against the skin to work properly. Facial hair, even light stubble, can interfere with that seal. A poor seal reduces protection and allows contaminants to leak in. That’s why a clean-shaven face is required to pass a fit test.

Touchback is here to help! Call us and stay safe!

Address

16119 121a Avenue
Edmonton, AB
T5V1H1

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17804555573

Website

http://touchbacksafety.com/

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