Canada Environmental Health & Safety Training

This course informs learners about the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR) in one course.

This course explains the physiology of the back and presents common types and causes of back injuries. It also describes injury prevention, safety practices, basic back exercises, and proper lifting techniques.

This training course deals with impairment in general and impairment from cannabis in particular.

In this course, we will discuss what confined spaces are and are not; developing confined space programs, including hazard assessment and control measures, confined space team member responsibilities and safe work practices; and the requirements for confined space entry permits.

This training course describes the basics of electricity and how to recognize electrical hazards and covers different types of preventive devices such as fuses and circuit breakers.

This Fall Prevention and Fall Arrest Awareness online training course describes the various fall prevention methods for working at heights.

This First Aid Basics online training course has been developed to allow certified first aid attendants to refresh and update their basic first aid knowledge. This program is meant to supplement completed first aid training by providing a review of some of the critical information covered in a typical First Aid Course.

This Forklift Safety online training course covers how forklift incidents can be prevented, especially when employers and workers work together to improve safety and health at work.

This Hand Safety and Injury Prevention online training course reviews the different types of utility knives available, their uses, and how to work with them safely to avoid injuries to the hands and fingers.

This Handling Violence in the Workplace online training course will help prepare you and your company to effectively manage violent situations should they occur.

This Harassment, Discrimination, and Workplace Violence Prevention Training online training course is designed for Canadian employers and employees and explores employers' and employees’ legal obligations and their roles in ensuring a respectful workplace that is free from discrimination, harassment, and violence.

This Canada training course outlines key health and safety rights and responsibilities of different groups in the workplace: employers, supervisors, and workers.

This course reviews what you should know about safe use of ladders in the workplace.

This Lockout/Tagout online training course we will describe the different types of energy sources, explain the general rules of lockout/ Tagout procedures and give you the basic knowledge required to correctly and effectively complete lockout/ Tagout procedures.

This Manual Material Handling and Back Injuries online training course explores how the back works and describes different injuries of the back and how to prevent them.

With this course you will learn about the ergonomic hazards and risks of office work, and measures to control them.

This course will help you reduce the risk of injury by showing you how to manage common office hazards.

In this course we will review the most common types of PPE. You'll find out when and where you need PPE, how to choose the correct equipment for your work environment, and the limitations of the equipment you use.

In this four-part program, you will learn key information that, as a driver, you must know and follow to keep yourself, family members, co-workers, and the public safe.

This training module will help you to develop safety awareness, and help you to understand how your attitude can be a critical factor in accident prevention.

This training course will show you how exposure to bloodborne pathogens occurs and provide guidelines for protecting yourself and others.

This course provides basic information on the precautions and procedures necessary for fire protection and safety in the workplace.

This training course will discuss what employers and employees can do to reduce the risk of accidents and look at how good housekeeping practices contribute to workplace safety.

This course provides an overview of the responsibilities of employers, consignors, carriers and consignees under the TDG Regulations, as well as the requirements for classifying products, use of safety marks, required documentation and emergency reporting.

This course describes the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System – WHMIS – and how to affectively apply it at your work.

This e-learning module provides safety 'must do's' for all young workers. It also provides supervisory staff with their responsibilities.