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Delivered by Canada Safety Council-certified instructors, the ATV/UTV curriculum is based on field-tested techniques and meets Section 154 and Table 14.1 of the OH&S Regulations.
Course Description: The ATV/UTV rider course is a hands-on learning experience with emphasis on the safety implications of each area of riding. Students will learn how to ride while being aware of their surroundings to avoid an incident. |
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Each rider must provide his or her own ATV that is in safe working condition. For UTV side-by-side units, 2 riders can share one vehicle which must also be in safe working condition.
Rental units are available.
Note: The ARGO Operator training course is a separate training course and is not part of the ATV or UTV training course. There is a water component in the Argo course, all ARGO models are fully amphibious.
Course Duration: 1 or 2 Days (8 student max.)
- Legislation and regulations (The Saskatchewan Employment Act and the OH&S Regulations (Saskatchewan))
- All-terrain Vehicles Act & Regulations (Saskatchewan)
- Proper riding gear
- Inspecting your ATV
- Starting procedures
- Proper riding techniques and operation
- Navigating different terrain types (obstacles, slopes/hills)
- Laws and regulations
- Preparing for emergencies
Each rider must provide his or her own ATV that is in safe working condition. For UTV side-by-side units, 2 riders can share one vehicle which must also be in safe working condition.
Rental units are available.
Note: The ARGO Operator training course is a separate training course and is not part of the ATV or UTV training course. There is a water component in the Argo course, all ARGO models are fully amphibious.
Course Duration: 1 or 2 Days (8 student max.)
