This 1-day session covers the fundamental requirements of access planning, construction design and layout, maintenance and deactivation as required under the Forest Practices Code Act. The concepts, terminology, and definitions required to interpret the FPC Regulations and conduct road inspections are covered. Students are given the opportunity to conduct inspections in a classroom situation. Successful completion of an assignment will lead to BCIT credits in the forestry Engineering Technology Program.

Audience - Technologists, Professionals, and others involved in planning, inspecting, monitoring, or supervising Forest Road construction, Maintenance, and Deactivation.

It is focused on practical applications and techniques, and is based on classroom analyses of case study situations. Successful completion of an assignment will lead to BCIT credits in the Forestry Engineering Technology Program.

This course includes a field day which allows participants to view deactivation in a local setting. Successful completion of an assignment will lead to BCIT credits in the Forestry Engineering Technology Program.

Audience - This introductory course has been developed for field personnel such as technologists, professionals, and others involved in planning, inspecting, monitoring, or supervision of Forest Road Construction, and Deactivation.

This three day advanced deactivation seminar is very strong on the practical side with the emphasis on field work. (one day class - two days field)

Audience - Field personnel involved with deactivation planning and supervisory personnel involved with deactivation Planning and Supervising.

Pre-requisite - The three day deactivation course or equivalent field experience and knowledge.

Appropriate road construction maintenance and deactivation practices are emphasized in this 1-day workshop. Common problems are reviewed and practical solutions highlighted. Acceptable practices under the BC Fisheries/Forestry guidelines and Forest Practices Code are also reviewed.

Audience - Backhoe operators, cat skinners, drillers, blasters, culvert installers, owner/operators, road foremen/supervisors, technicians working for timber companies or government agencies.

One day seminar. (Machine Operators - 4hr Practical & 4hr on the Grade) ELK

One day seminar. (Management and Supervisory - 8hr Practical) ELK

This covers the Forest Practices Code and other Provincial and Federal Acts and Regulations (such as the Water Act, Petroleum & Natural Gas Act, Waste Management Act, Fisheries Act, and the Mining Act) as they relate to Forest and Industrial Road Construction, Maintenance and Safety.

Audience: Operators, supervisors, and others involved in constructing, planning, inspecting, monitoring and supervising forest roads.

One day seminar. (Machine Operators - 4hr Practical & 4hr on the Grade) ELK

One day seminar. (Management and Supervisory - 8hr Practical) ELK

This covers the Forest Practices Code and other Provincial and Federal Acts and Regulations (such as the Water Act, Petroleum & Natural Gas Act, Waste Management Act, Fisheries Act, and the Mining Act) as they relate to Forest and Industrial Road Deactivation and Site Re-habilitation.

Audience: Operators, supervisors, and others involved in deactivation, planning, inspecting, monitoring and supervising forest roads.

Options: (one days class, one days field) (2 1/2 days class, 2 1/2 days field) (10 days class, 10 days field)

Covering the practical aspects of Forest and Industrial Road Construction and Maintenance while strongly stressing worker safety.

Audience: Operators, supervisors, engineers, and others involved in constructing, planning, inspecting, monitoring and supervising forest roads.

OR Five day seminar (2 1/2 day class & 2 1/2 days on the Grade) ELK

OR Twenty day seminar (10 days class & 10 days on the Grade) ELK

Audience: Operators, supervisors, engineers and others involved in planning, inspecting, monitoring and supervising forest road Deactivation.

Options: (one days class) (one days class, one days field) (2 1/2 days class, 2 1/2 days field) (10 days class, 10 days field)

Covering the practical aspects of Industrial Road and Site Re-habilitation while strongly stressing worker safety.

Audience: Operators, supervisors, engineers, and others involved in re-habilitating Industrial roads or sites.

Covers all the practical aspects of Layout and safety for Forest Road Deactivation and also deals with the requirements expected under Forest Renewal BC projects

Audience: Field Personnel, Supervisors, Operators, and others involved in planning, inspecting, monitoring and supervising Forest Road Deactivation.

Very strong on tips and techniques of equipment operation for Road Construction, Maintenance and Safety.

Audience: Grade personnel & supervisors involved in Forest Road Construction and maintenance.

This course is very strong on tips and techniques of equipment operation for Forest Road Deactivation and Safety.

Two or Five day Seminar (one day class, one day field) (2 1/2 days class, 2 1/2 days field)

A thorough look at the requirements with a strong emphasis on practical applications and techniques.

Audience: Machine operators, Technicians, Engineers, Management, Supervisors, and those involved with Site Re-habilitation.

Available in a variety of formats (one day class, two days field) (two days class, three days field) (10 days class, 10 days field)

Regulatory requirements � Video "Soil erosion and sediment control" � The processes of soils movement. � Plants used in the bio-engineering treatments. � Types of Erosion and Solutions to Erosion Problems � Mass Slope Movement � Factors Influencing Erosion � Use of temporary sediment control devices � Bio-engineering techniques � Combining Hard (Structural) Engineering with Bio-engineering � Cut bank and steep slope stability problems  Mature trees and slope stability  Fertilization  Calculation of soil loss  Tools and Equipment � Maintenance and monitoring � "Worker Safety" and also "Safety on Steep Slopes"

Audience: Deactivation and Site Re-habilitation specialists, Workers, Technicians, Engineers, Management, Supervisors, and those involved with Roads.

(one day class, two days field) (2 1/2 days class, 2 1/2 days field)

Detailing duties an responsibilities of the environmental monitor with a practical look at maintaining water quality and sediment control tools.

Audience: Environmental monitors, site managers and supervisors.

An integrated two week course (7 days class, 7 days field)

This course combines "Forest Roads Engineering" and "Forest Harvest Methods and Planning"

Audience: Technicians, Engineering personnel, Management and supervisory personnel.

Audience: Engineering personnel, Management and supervisory personnel.

Audience: Engineering personnel, Management and supervisory personnel.