Injured Worker Assessments with Bigfoot Academy’s Training Simulator provide a safe and comprehensive way to evaluate workers’ operational capabilities post-injury. These assessments help determine whether the operator is ready to return to full duties or requires further rehabilitation. Course Outline Learning Outcomes The Injured Worker Assessment at Bigfoot Academy evaluates the following areas: Motor control and precision in handling equipment post-injury Awareness of safety protocols and hazard recognition Stamina and endurance in operating machinery over a period of time Coordination in load handling, maneuvering, and task completion Safe operational practices and return-to-work readiness assessment Performance Metrics During the simulator-based assessment, key performance indicators (KPIs) tracked include: Safety violations and compliance with operational standards Control efficiency, such as cycle times and machine responsiveness Task completion times, focusing on whether the worker can maintain pre-injury performance levels Load management, including stability and accuracy in lifting and positioning Fatigue indicators, such as decreased performance over time Key Features Safe, controlled simulation environment that replicates real-world job site tasks Objective, real-time performance tracking that assesses physical and mental readiness Customized scenarios designed to evaluate the specific demands of the operator’s role Comprehensive scorecards to guide return-to-work decisions, minimizing workplace risks Simulator Hourly Rental Rates 4 Hours at $95.00 + GST per hour 8+ Hours at $85.00 + GST per hour One time 20% discount on a rigging or hoist course purchase after sim training payment is received. Location The training simulator is housed at Bigfoot Training Center - 2170 Carpenter Street, Abbotsford BC, in a specially designed room with sound dampening, air filtration, climate control and adjustable lighting. Hours can be scheduled between 7:00 am to 4:30 pm. Additional Details: Simulator Training sessions can be combined with classroom theory and hands on practical training. Qualified Supervision Plan for Level B Provisional Certified Operators is available.
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