Safety Trainings

I began my aerospace journey in 1980 when I joined the Canadian Armed Forces as an Avionics Technician. In 2001, I completed a successful 20 year military career to join the Bombardier Training Center CRJ instructors team.

At Bombardier I helped develop CRJ 200 and 700/900 training manuals and presentations as well as instruction of their avionics and electrical systems.

I founded Safety Training Services in 2002 as a part time venture with the goal of bringing Human Factors training to local aerospace companies at an affordable price. In 2003 we were approached to develop and deliver CRJ training, thus taking us down a new path. I was one of the speakers at the 19th FAA International Human Factors Symposium in Orlando, Florida

In November 2007 we became a Transport Canada Approved Training Organization. We still deliver an outstanding Human Factors program which is now approved by the FAA.

I invite you to browse our website and discover how we can help you initiate or improve your training program and save money!!

Sincerely,

René Lalumière

Mr. Lalumière's Resume

René Lalumière, fonder and President of Safety Trainings Services Inc. developped during his career, a knoledgebale understanding of the aerospace industry. Here is a career resume;

"...I joined the Canadian Armed Forces in October 1980. I completed my electronic training in January 1982 and began my Air Force career in Shearwater, Nova Scotia, as an Integral Systems Technician.

From 1984 to 1986 I was attached to HMCS Huron and Athabaskan. In 1987 I was posted to Esquimalt, British Columbia, and attached to HMCS Provider. In 1989 I transferred to Summerside, Prince Edward Island, as a member of 413 Search and Rescue Squadron.

In 1998 I moved to 14 Air Maintenance Squadron in Greenwood, Nova Scotia. In 2001 I completed my military career in Borden, Ontario. During my military career I worked on Sea Kings (CH124), Labrador (CH113), Buffalo (CC115), Hercules (CC130) and Aurora (CP 140) aircraft. I was employed as a technician, supervisor, crew chief and course director.

In January 2001 I retired from the Forces and began a new career with Bombardier Aerospace as an electrical/avionics instructor on the CRJ 200/700/900 and a Human Factors Workshop facilitator.

At the same time I began the process of creating a Safety Training Services company specializing in Human Factors Workshops. I registered the company on 7th March 2002 and successfully completed my first course on 10 - 11 December 2002 at the Ramada Hotel in St-Laurent, Quebec."