REFRIGERATION SAFETY AWARENESS
TRAINING PROGRAM FOR BC
CERTIFICATION
BRIEF COURSE INTRODUCTION
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The Refrigeration Safety Awareness (RSA) Course is
designed to educate employees on the dangers
involved in an operating refrigeration plant
At the successful completion of this course, you will
be prepared to:
• Write a Refrigeration Safety Awareness Examination
as set by the Safety Engineering Services Branch for
the Province of British Columbia.
Note that prior to the BCSA exam you will also be
required to participate in a plant specific training.
A Refrigeration Safety Awareness
certificate holder is entitled to watch
over the plant named on his/her
certificate;
however, the certificate holder is not
permitted to operate the equipment or
carry out any repairs.
The BCIT Refrigeration Safety Awareness
course follows the syllabus and the topics
sequence set by BC Safety Authority.
The course is divided in 4 sections:
• BC Refrigeration Safety Legislation
• Refrigeration Systems
• Safety Procedures
• Safety Equipment in a refrigeration plant
Each RSA section consists of:
1. Multimedia presentations that will
familiarize you with the topic
• Note that the presentations are
designed to complement the
textbook and not substitute the
textbook study
AND
2. RSA textbook, separated into 4 sections
and matching the content and the
sequence of the BCSA syllabus.
The reading material:
• is available for study directly on your
course website
• can be downloaded in PDF format and
can be printed at home
AND
3. Online progress quizzes
• the quizzes are computer based
and multiple choice
• the quizzes reflect the textbook
material and
• are not limited to the information
you learn from the presentations
alone
Section 1 covers the following:
Section 2 covers the following:
Section 3 covers the following:
Section 4 covers the following:
Each sections may raise different
challenges and may appear to be
more or less difficult, based on
your previous experience;
however each section is weighted
at approximately 25%.
Study procedure:
• find a quiet location with no distractions
• watch carefully the multimedia presentations
in order
• repeat the slides or the presentation if
necessary
• read the textbook material corresponding to
that unit
• underline and make notes, as you feel
necessary
Study procedure – cont’d
• repeat this process until you feel confident that
you understood the topics
• the objective is to have a good enough
understanding to be able to RECOGNIZE the
correct answers, not restate them
• try mostly to UNDERSTAND and less to
MEMORIZE the answers
Study procedure – cont’d:
• proceed to take the quiz
• the quiz will not be available unless you reviewed ALL
the presentations and the textbook
• you will need to download, install and open the Lock-
Down browser for this activity
• the quiz questions are randomly selected and
multiple-choice
• the quiz questions are based mainly on your textbook
material, therefore watching the presentations alone
will not guarantee your success
• always look for the BEST answer to each
question
• you have a limited number of attempts for
each quiz – take them when you feel well
prepared
• your quiz mark is part of your final course
evaluation – use your attempts carefully
• passing score is 65%
Once you have completed one
section, repeat the process for the
remaining three sections.
Once you have successfully completed
the 4 online sections, you are ready to
take the BCIT final exam
Final exam can be taken:
• Computer-based, same format as
the quizzes, in BCIT Burnaby
campus
• Paper-based, sent to a proctor of
your choice (local college, public
library, etc.)
• Contact the BCIT department for
information
Once you have successfully completed the
quizzes and the final exam, you will be issued
a BCIT certificate of completion
More information regarding this course is available
in your course content. Look for:
• Refrigeration Safety Awareness - course
introduction
• YouTube video – recorded by a 4th class Power
Engineering distance education graduate
If you need assistance:
Contact the program administrator at 604-
432-8390
• Leave a message with:
• your name and contact information,
• the course you are taking and
• a brief description of your question
• an instructor will contact you in a timely
manner
If you need assistance:
• contact the tutors or the program administrator
by email at
• powerengtutor@bcit.ca
• To serve you better we need the following in
your email:
• Full name, as in the registration documents
• Student number
• Course information (Refrigeration Safety
Awareness)
• Clear description of your question
• Your preferred method contact
For technical difficulties contact:
• BCIT Technical Helpdesk at
1-800-351-5533
• Or By e-mail at BCIT_Techhelp@bcit.ca
Now you are ready to proceed to Unit 1.
GOOD LUCK!

Rsa introduction

  • 1.
    REFRIGERATION SAFETY AWARENESS TRAININGPROGRAM FOR BC CERTIFICATION BRIEF COURSE INTRODUCTION Mouse Left click to advance
  • 2.
    The Refrigeration SafetyAwareness (RSA) Course is designed to educate employees on the dangers involved in an operating refrigeration plant At the successful completion of this course, you will be prepared to: • Write a Refrigeration Safety Awareness Examination as set by the Safety Engineering Services Branch for the Province of British Columbia. Note that prior to the BCSA exam you will also be required to participate in a plant specific training.
  • 3.
    A Refrigeration SafetyAwareness certificate holder is entitled to watch over the plant named on his/her certificate; however, the certificate holder is not permitted to operate the equipment or carry out any repairs.
  • 4.
    The BCIT RefrigerationSafety Awareness course follows the syllabus and the topics sequence set by BC Safety Authority. The course is divided in 4 sections: • BC Refrigeration Safety Legislation • Refrigeration Systems • Safety Procedures • Safety Equipment in a refrigeration plant
  • 5.
    Each RSA sectionconsists of: 1. Multimedia presentations that will familiarize you with the topic • Note that the presentations are designed to complement the textbook and not substitute the textbook study AND
  • 6.
    2. RSA textbook,separated into 4 sections and matching the content and the sequence of the BCSA syllabus. The reading material: • is available for study directly on your course website • can be downloaded in PDF format and can be printed at home AND
  • 7.
    3. Online progressquizzes • the quizzes are computer based and multiple choice • the quizzes reflect the textbook material and • are not limited to the information you learn from the presentations alone
  • 8.
    Section 1 coversthe following:
  • 9.
    Section 2 coversthe following:
  • 10.
    Section 3 coversthe following:
  • 11.
    Section 4 coversthe following:
  • 12.
    Each sections mayraise different challenges and may appear to be more or less difficult, based on your previous experience; however each section is weighted at approximately 25%.
  • 13.
    Study procedure: • finda quiet location with no distractions • watch carefully the multimedia presentations in order • repeat the slides or the presentation if necessary • read the textbook material corresponding to that unit • underline and make notes, as you feel necessary
  • 14.
    Study procedure –cont’d • repeat this process until you feel confident that you understood the topics • the objective is to have a good enough understanding to be able to RECOGNIZE the correct answers, not restate them • try mostly to UNDERSTAND and less to MEMORIZE the answers
  • 15.
    Study procedure –cont’d: • proceed to take the quiz • the quiz will not be available unless you reviewed ALL the presentations and the textbook • you will need to download, install and open the Lock- Down browser for this activity • the quiz questions are randomly selected and multiple-choice • the quiz questions are based mainly on your textbook material, therefore watching the presentations alone will not guarantee your success
  • 16.
    • always lookfor the BEST answer to each question • you have a limited number of attempts for each quiz – take them when you feel well prepared • your quiz mark is part of your final course evaluation – use your attempts carefully • passing score is 65%
  • 17.
    Once you havecompleted one section, repeat the process for the remaining three sections. Once you have successfully completed the 4 online sections, you are ready to take the BCIT final exam
  • 18.
    Final exam canbe taken: • Computer-based, same format as the quizzes, in BCIT Burnaby campus • Paper-based, sent to a proctor of your choice (local college, public library, etc.) • Contact the BCIT department for information
  • 19.
    Once you havesuccessfully completed the quizzes and the final exam, you will be issued a BCIT certificate of completion More information regarding this course is available in your course content. Look for: • Refrigeration Safety Awareness - course introduction • YouTube video – recorded by a 4th class Power Engineering distance education graduate
  • 20.
    If you needassistance: Contact the program administrator at 604- 432-8390 • Leave a message with: • your name and contact information, • the course you are taking and • a brief description of your question • an instructor will contact you in a timely manner
  • 21.
    If you needassistance: • contact the tutors or the program administrator by email at • powerengtutor@bcit.ca • To serve you better we need the following in your email: • Full name, as in the registration documents • Student number • Course information (Refrigeration Safety Awareness) • Clear description of your question • Your preferred method contact
  • 22.
    For technical difficultiescontact: • BCIT Technical Helpdesk at 1-800-351-5533 • Or By e-mail at BCIT_Techhelp@bcit.ca
  • 23.
    Now you areready to proceed to Unit 1. GOOD LUCK!