Technology Based Training (eLearning) Our eLearning programs feature:
This type of training is cost effective and flexible. It reduces resource requirements and employees don't have to travel
to attend a course. |
Classroom Training On top of the latest trends, we design the courses to be engaging, learner centered, and hands-on through a variety of activities, such as role plays, demonstrations, discussions, practice, games, drills, and quizzes. Through our design, the instructor facilitates the process using lesson plans and PowerPoint slide shows, but the learners are the ones who engage in a variety of activities to achieve maximum retention of information. Using proven learner-centered designs assures that the participants meet the course objectives and enhance their skills and knowledge. |
| Blended solutions Looking for a combination of traditional education and eLearning? CANAC can design a curriculum for you to do just that! These are cost-effective without losing the "human factor" of the presence of an instructor. |
Not sure what you need? Our team of railroad experts can assess your company’s needs to help you determine the type of training or solution required. CANAC will analyze your workplace to determine the critical skills, knowledge and abilities of your employees. We have the solution for you; whether it is an "off the shelf" basic safety course or a customized practical course, we can help! |
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Projects
These are some of the Training Projects completed recently by CANAC:
Worked for Bombardier in the development and delivery of training material for Amtrak maintenance personnel on the Amtrak high-speed Acela train between Washington and Boston.
Developed a Web-based Training program, in both official languages, for CN employees on Qualification Standards of Operating Crews (QSOC).
Provided Continuous Welded Rail courses with the following instructional activities and objectives:
- General Safety Precautions and personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Describe the causes of Track Buckling
- Describe the causes of rail-pull-a-parts
- Identify the hazards of track buckling
- Identify corrective measures for preventing Continuous Welded Rail damage
- Identify procedures for repairing damaged Continuous Welded Rail
Developed a Web-Based Training program for Kansas City Southern Railroad employees on
pre-employment and recertification program to meet ongoing regulatory requirements.
Worked as a sub to Motive Power Industry on the delivery of new locomotives to Metra in Chicago. CANAC conducted the training needs analysis and developed all the training material. In addition, CANAC delivered the training to Metra’s operating and maintenance personnel.
Developed and delivered an apprenticeship-training program for Chicago Metra signal maintainer.
Developed a driver-training program for Ottawa’s OCTranspo train operators on newly introduced Talent123 commuter equipment. CANAC also conducted the initial training for all operating employees.
Developed the training package for TriMet, track maintenance personnel in Portland, Oregon. CANAC conducted the needs analysis, developed the training materials and trained the employees.
