During severe weather conditions, Roadmasters Safety Group may make the decision to cancel or reschedule classes based on transportation and safety issues.
If this occurs, our staff will communicate the cancellation through our Facebook page and/or call the telephone number provided at the time of registration for rescheduling classes: We encourage you to call our office to check before travelling to the class 250-383-6041.
Read MoreNext course; Tues, April 26th
Requalification Eligibility;
BEFORE you register for the 1 Day Requalification Course you MUST obtain a valid 5-digit Authorization Code. To obtain your Authorization Code please TEXT your 7 digit SN# to 604-210-2048. If you do not know your SN#, contact BCCSA at 604-636-3675 or 1-877-860-3675
To Register please call 250-383-6041 or email info@roadmasters.ca
Read MoreEach year our office is closed from August 1 – September 15 to allow all our staff to enjoy family vacations.
please refer to the course calendar for upcoming dates and we’ll be happy to take your registration when we return
Read MoreHeartSafe offers a wide range of first aid, paramedical and safety courses. HeartSafe has been Victoria’s premier first aid training institute since 1999, providing the highest quality instruction with help from knowledgeable, experienced staff. www.heartsafeems.com (844) 375-0291 info@firstaidforbc.com
Read MoreWe accept VISA, MasterCard and interact e-Transfers as a method of payment for courses.
Read MoreWe’re proud to offer a training location for Air Brake and Traffic Control Courses at
Camosun Coastal Centre –100 Maplebank Rd. in Esquimalt. The location offers a bright spacious training environment with plenty of free parking, a kitchen with; coffee/tea, fridge, microwave.
Read MoreBC’s TCP training program has been highlighted in a feature article on 3M’s website for educating on the safe placement and use of traffic control devices:
http://sciencecentre.3mcanada.ca/sc/3m-reflective-sheeting-bccsa/
Read MoreWinter road conditions across most of B.C. often include snow and ice. Rapid changes in elevation and weather can make the province’s highway conditions unpredictable. You may start a trip in sunshine but face stretches of slush, ice, heavy snowfall or compact snow along the way.
Drivers must obey Winter Tire and Chain signs throughout the province from October 1 to March 31.
Sections of highways requiring winter tires or chains onboard are marked with roadside signs. For passenger vehicles, chains on summer tires are not an acceptable substitute for winter tires on signed highways.
Should you go beyond the signs without the proper equipment, you may be turned around by RCMP, CVSE, or another policing agency, and be subject to a fine.