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What We Do at All Canadian Training Institute (ACTi)
All Canadian Training Institute (ACTi) is an Edmonton-based "Crane Safety Training" and product design development company specializing in standards-based training for industry. ACTi has been in business since 1994 and has assisted over 400 companies and organizations since its inception.
ACTi is one of the first companies in North America, to have all training material content and videos annually audited and verified, by an industry expert professional engineer, Dr. Bruce Ball. The purpose of these third party audits is to ensure the material content is in accordance and compliant to all applicable federal and international recognized standards. Read the 2006 engineering certificates.

Statements and acknowledgements that appear in the front of the handbook are to verify that all content excerpts have been reviewed by applicable committees and that approval has been granted by the parties listed in this statement.
What we offer at All Canadian Training Institute (ACTi)
ACTi training material content and videos are annually audited and verified, by an industry expert professional engineer. These audits ensure the material content is in accordance and compliant to all applicable national and international standards; this is also objective proof of due diligence.
ACTi offers various products and services including:
- On-site training
- Various crane safety training courses:
- Overhead traveling crane operator safety (4550 kg and over)
- Overhead traveling crane operator safety (2000 kg - 4000 kg)
- Overhead crane supervisor safety
- Train the trainer programs
- ACTi Licencing packages
- Distributors
- Senior instructor
- Lead instructor
- Site instructor
- Other products:
- Rigging kits
- Safety videos
- KOLO Safety Training Courses:
- Boom truck operations and rigging practices
- Utility boom truck operations and rigging practices
- Mobile crane operator and supervisor course
ACTi is Making a Difference
By assisting industry to develop and document
"Industry Best Practices" for End Users and Operators of
Lifting Equipment. |