Stopped by yesterday, as they were having an open house, and I wanted to ask a few questions before…read moreI committed myself to yet another hobby. Now, I realize that the whole point was for the club to make visitors feel welcome, but I still appreciated the multiple friendly greetings and offers of various fridge magnets, pamphlets, and assorted paraphrenelia. The facility appeared to be clean and well maintained, and the coaches and students all appeared to be polite, respectful individuals. While that may not seem like a big deal to some people, when you're dealing with a sport that has a high possibilty of injury, it's an extremely important factor in my decision making process.

I'm in charge to schedule safety training for my company workers, and I was sending the employees…read moreto other training facilities until somebody suggested to send them to Energey Safety Canada, they used to be called Enform and when they merged with Oil Sands Safety Association they adopted the new name of Energery safety Canada, well I sent couple of guys there few months ago, they told me the training was better than expected, they had great trainers and the facility was clean, well maintained and the classrooms are up to date in technology. Couple of weeks later I had to schedule other training and decided to send few people again to this facility, this time I called them instead of booking online, the service on the phone was magnificent, the lady that answered was amazing, so helpful, she fixed my profile and gave me access to perform the modifications directly. Since then I've been sending people to take different training there. Finally last week was my turn. What a great experience, the Nisku facility has everything that you need. They can accommodate to perform research, testing, on boarding and safety training. This building is also available for short or long term rental. Parking is available to all students, visitors and trainers but the best part they have an on-site cafeteria for breakfast and lunch! 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. so you don't even have to worry about driving to Nisku to find something to eat. If you bring your own lunch they also have microwaves where you can warm up your food and there is a coffee/tea self service area for all visitors. This location is a bit far from Edmonton downtown but the trip is worth it. I've scheduled training for H2S, Fall Protection, OSSA Basic Safety Orientation. If you have to book some training or take it, consider this facility on your top 3 options.

Training was good. What made it though, was the accomodations...I stayed in luxury accomodations in…read morea 5,000 sq ft home with all the ammedities for $65/nite. Amazing. if anyone needs a place while attending training send an email to toriborn1080@gmail.com

So good people I did my first aid class there I love it and it was so fun and so helpful…read moreThe teacher is so nice and good

I Safety in Sherwood Park And Fort Mckay is a real joke. They called me for a job at komatsu in…read moreFort Mac on Sept.20th 2018. Left Sherwood Park at 1pm and they expected me to be in Fort Mac at 4 pm driving a fully loaded down truck to do drug and alcohol test. They had me working before I even did my D&A testing. Supervision called me 5 times just on the way there. They were so unorganized that it took 3 days just to get started. I was forced to work with a person who had absolutely no industrial work experience or certification at all. my man lift operator had 1 arm, was epileptic with copd. I feared for my life every time I was in man lift with him, I had mentioned this to staff several times and even left job 3 times only to be called back by staff with promises that never happened. we never had materials, we had to fill up compressor with diesel fuel 3 times everyday with improper gloves. never had a spotter or equipment watch as he was always gone. got sent home by komatsu because compressor and blasting unit kept freezing up and isafety staff would not listen or resolve issues, promised lots of stuff through jay bit none of it has paid off. now being called unstable because of their mistakes. being forced to go to osha and court to resolve matter now. they use u and throw u away like trash. and this place is suppose to be a safety company, THEY DONT HAVE A SINGLE CLUE WHICH IS WHAT WE WILL FIND OUT IN COURT SOON.

I went here for my Standard First Aid and CPR Level C recertification! It was a good experience. I…read morehave to do this for my job and they reimburse me. I think I paid like $150 for the two-day in person. They also offer a blended course which is one day online and one day in class. I would do that but for my work I have to take the two-day in person. They do everything from CPR to seizures to heat stroke etc. The only thing is that you don't get a free first aid kit at the end. :( This is the first time I've ever not gotten one.

Went here for my first aid recertification and had the best safety instructor to date, Cameron. I'd…read morerecommend his course so you stay awake and laughing throughout the day. The location is in a decent spot if you need to grab lunch as well. Easy booking as well.

I went here for a 2 day course in CPR/AED training and standard first aid. No one wants to go to…read morethese things (well, I guess unless you are going voluntarily), and I was no different. I was not looking forward to going to this class, but I had to for a job I am starting. I had 2 different instructors over the 16 hours of instruction. I wish we had had the same one for both days, because just when you get comfortable with one, they do the old switcheroo. The quality of the materials and the mannequins were pretty good and the instructors seemed knowledgeable enough. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a course in CPR or first aid. My only big complaint? The tests we have to do at the end are referred to as a "written opportunity" and they did not have a passing mark for the test. I wish they were a little more strict on this policy, because in the end, you are working with people's lives here. There was only 1 or 2 people in my class of 15 that I would trust to perform first aid on me. Everyone else didn't seem to absorb the material, but they were still given the certificate. A little disappointing to say the least. But, like I said, if you have to get certified for work, come here. Prices are amazing too ($110 for CPR/AED/Standard first aid training (16hours).

Excellent experience. My instructor Telly was very engaging and kept the Fall Arrest course moving…read moreat a good pace. Definitely recommend Spectrum Safety Services. I don't write many reviews but felt Telly and Spectrum deserved a shout out.

My oldest son has been taking classes here for the past 2 years and it has been an great experience…read morefor him. The staff are fantastic and are wonderful with children. The class structure is easy for kids to understand and really helps them build confidence and motor skills. I can't say enough for this program. It's so beneficial for young kids and the enjoyment you see from the staff and the kids is proof enough that this place rocks. Just some notes for new parents who enrol their kids: 1. If you are going to watch your child, be courteous to pregnant women and give up your chair so they can sit. The viewing space is small so if you are going to spend all your time on your phone and not watching, leave the area to those who want to watch their kids. 2. Take off your shoes when you go into the viewing area. 3. Leave your stroller in the hallway or outside the main doors. 4. If you have to accompany your child in a class, be respectful of the instructor and the other adults with kids. Don't let your child wander around the place while the instructor is trying to demonstrate the next station to the kids. 5. Have as much fun as your child.

My son is in the competitive program and he loves it, they take care of all of the athletes and the…read morecoaches are highly skilled and trained. I love that they have their priorities in check and they make sure the kids are always safe.

Think of the Edmonton City Arts Centre as a cruise ship far out at sea, with lots of activities…read moreplanned to keep you happy. The catalogue headers give a good idea of the breadth available: cooking and baking, crafts and handiwork, dance, mind and body, music, photography, pottery and sculpture, silversmithing, soaps and lotions, theatre, visual art, and writing. The hunnybunny has done some silversmithing, pottery (pix added to this review), and painting, and we've done a cooking class together. There's a lot you can use to distract yourself from a particularly heavy snowstorm :-) The classes have been well planned and leave you with a nice artifact to commemorate your new (or growing) skill. The teachers personalities vary, so not all students will click with all teachers, but the centre seems pretty responsive in allowing switching between classes.

I recently came for a cooking class at this venue. I went in the front entrance and the staff…read moreperson at the front desk directed me to the stairs to the second floor. For a Sunday morning, they had a room with art class, children's programming on computers, and then the Antique room where the cooking class was. The class had about 9 students and there were tables and chairs set up. When it was time to cook, the kitchen got a bit crowded with 2 stoves and people standing around the middle counter space. We had to maneuver around others to find cooking utensils and bowls. But all the cupboards and drawers are labelled so it wasn't too difficult to find what you're looking for. The knives were sharp and they have lots of cutting boards. There are also lots of pans and some deep ones to hold lots of food. We cooked, ate, and then cleaned up. They even had containers for those that wanted to take some leftovers home. The venue is convenient with parking and also accessible by walking or transit. It's an older building as the washrooms are dated but everything was clean and in working order. I would come back and take a class here again.

It's been 3 years since my last CPR training. My certificate will expire…read more Time for recertification. I chose the same class mainly because it's walking distance from my house. It's also inexpensive. With a different instructor, I had a much better experience this time. 9 students made up the class. It went fairly quickly. I was only taking the CPR/AED portion from 9:00 am -3:00pm. Everyone else stayed until 5:00 pm to take the first aide section. Many will return for a second day of first aide training. It's very flexible, depending on your needs. Adequate breaks. Ample Q and A. Do not park in the business lot. It is monitored for a 2 hour time limit. Park on 79 Ave just off 104 street which is the little road North of Save On Foods.

It was really well done. Brent was a great instructor, friendly, interactive, fun and definitely…read moremade the time more enjoyable above all past training experiences.