Last Updated: 2013-02-05

Hydraulic Safety Authority of Canada Inc

Company information

Legal Name:   Hydraulic Safety Authority of Canada Inc
Operating Name:   Hydraulic Safety Authority of Canada Inc
Mailing Address 1110 Lower Slash Rd DESERONTO, Ontario K0K 1X0	Location Address 1110 Lower Slash Rd DESERONTO, Ontario K0K 1X0
Telephone: (416) 363-7272
Fax: (613) 396-6276
Email: colin@hsac.ca
Website URL: http://www.hsac.ca

Contact information

Colin Bonner
	Title:   President
	Area of Responsibility:   Research/Development/Engineering
	Telephone:   (416) 363-7272
	Ext:   1
	Email:   colin@hsac.ca
Jody Flanagan
	Title:   Vice President
	Area of Responsibility:   Research/Development/Engineering
	Telephone:   (416) 363-7272
	Ext:   2
	Email:   jody@hsac.ca
Katelyn Allan
	Title:   Admin/Exec Assistant
	Area of Responsibility:   Administrative Services
	Telephone:   (416) 363-7272
	Email:   katelyn@hsac.ca

Company description

The Hydraulic Safety Authority of Canada Inc.(HSAC) recognizes the inherent hazards associated with exposure to hydraulics and has created a proactive solution. HSAC provides superior consulting and training services to educate the necessary people and provide them with vital knowledge specific to safety awareness related to hydraulic systems and components. Our goal is our commitment to those who have the right to know about the hazards of their occupation and to improve efficiency in the operation of related equipment.
Exporting:	No
Primary Industry (NAICS):	541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
Alternate Industries (NAICS):	611690 - All Other Schools and Instruction
Primary Business Activity:	Services
Aboriginal Firm:	Registered Aboriginal Business under the Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Business (PSAB)

Product / Service / Licensing

Service Name:	Hydraulic consulting/training
EXPOSURE LEVEL The safety status of hydraulic equipment and components are always changing. What is safe today may not be safe tomorrow. Most occupations are exposed to hydraulics at many different levels. The exposure level topics will establish an awareness of hydraulic hazards in the workplace. Special attention is given to the most common misconceptions, including environmental health. HIGH RISK MAINTENANCE LEVEL Maintenance personnel are engaged in procedures that expose them to the risk of injury and death. The maintenance level consists of 12 topics and takes an in-depth comprehensive look at identifying hydraulic hazards encountered beyond the engineered safeguarding. An emphasis is put on the implementation of structured procedures and energy mitigation. This program incorporates videos of actual procedures that went wrong and each participant will gain substantial knowledge through group interpretation and discussion. This level of training provides important information about staying alive.