OHS consulting, training and on-site safety for when you need to be absolutely certain about workplace safety

This course explains the dangers of working around energized low voltage and high voltage conductors.

This course provides comprehensive First Aid and CPR techniques for those who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies in the home or workplace. A variety of topics are covered from basic first aid such as cardiovascular and breathing emergencies, CPR level C or HCP, prevention of disease transmission to more severe sudden medical conditions and injuries to the head and spine.

Standard First Aid & CPR: 13–14 hours teaching time.
Blended Standard First Aid: 8 hours online learning, 5.5-7.5 hours teaching time

Re-certification

Standard First Aid: 6.5–7.5 hours; includes CPR Level A or C and AED; adheres to local legislation

Working at heights refresher training reinforces key concepts and practices of safe working at height and keeps learners up to date on any legislative, regulatory or equipment (technological) changes which may impact working at heights in construction. Refresher training is valid for three (3) years from the date of successful completion.

This course trains participants how to become a safe and efficient crane operator. It encompasses Classroom training, hands on demonstration of crane operation with emphasis on safe operating procedures and practices, practical evaluation and written test and review.

• Provide essentials to workers on key aspects of the Electrical Safety Program (ESP) and how it pertains to their role.
• Provide answers on how the Electrical Safety Program will be implemented “on the ground” for the various departments.
• Provide two simulated work task scenarios relevant to client-specific work tasks which provide the students with an opportunity to perform and document typical arc flash and shock risk assessments (using equipment warning labels and the PPE Category Table Method). Work task scope and descriptions will be provided, review and application of the work flow process, Risk Register Table, ESP program Table 2 summary of work tasks, detailed completion of the Electrical Energized Job Risk Assessment (and Energized Electrical Work Permit if needed), and selection of PPE, pre-use checks, and donning of demo PPE done in the class.
• Provide and collect feedback information on the ESP, and question and answer forms, for follow-up by Electrical Safety Steering Committee (ESSC) and supervisors on program questions and needs.
• Essential knowledge of applicable codes and standards and their use in performing arc flash and shock risk assessments will be provided during this rollout training in order for the student to effectively participate in this training. However, it is strongly recommended that students have arc flash and shock training in advance of this rollout training in order to obtain maximum benefit from this rollout training.

This mandatory course provides participants with an understanding of how to recognize, assess and control workplace hazards, the rights and duties of certified members, and how to conduct effective workplace inspections and incident investigations.

This course meets all of Health Canada’s training requirements under the Hazardous Products Regulations, for all persons involved in handling workplace chemicals.

WHMIS online course (formerly known as WHMIS 2015) centres around 5 WHMIS stories, which bring in real life events, told by real people in real workplaces. The video, animations, engaging games and skill building exercises will make for an engaging interactive learning experience. Our course centres on elements that ensure the information is understood, retained and easily resourced.

A final exam to complete the course and a printable certificate along with a shareable Digital Badge is issued upon completion. Free printable resources are included such as our WHMIS sample label, poster, sample SDS, glossary and a workplace exercise sheet for additional training.

This fully-compliant training course is based on the latest industry Standards and Regulations. It focuses on workplace electrical safety and the identification of the electrical hazards of arc flash and shock against an assigned energized electrical work task following a defined work flow process. Justification for energized electrical work is reviewed. Completing a Risk Assessment Procedure and the application of the Hierarchy of Risk Control Methods to reduce risk are emphasized. Additional protective measures including defining Approach Boundaries, the selection of appropriate Electrical Specific PPE, Tools & Equipment with proper pre-use checks/inspection, care, use and maintenance and content related to utilizing appropriate work practices/procedures are provided.

This course will guide participants through all aspects of working in a Confined Space Safely.  The course will prepare participants to safely enter, exit and work in confined spaces. Also, they will be able to perform the roles of non-rescue outside attendant.

This course trains participants how to become a safe and efficient forklift operator. It encompasses theory, hands-on operation and knowledge and practical evaluation.

Lockout Tagout (LOTO) protects a worker by preventing others from turning on equipment or from a release of energy while working on or servicing equipment and machinery.  This course will introduce participants to Lockout Tagout requirement, procedures for affixing appropriate lockout devices or tag out devices to energy isolating devices, and to otherwise disable machines or equipment to prevent unexpected re-energizing, start up or release of stored energy in order to prevent injury to workers.

This course will guide participants through all aspects of working in a Confined Space Safely.  The course will prepare participants to safely enter, exit and work in confined spaces. Also, they will be able to perform the roles of non-rescue outside attendant.

Supervisor training is legally required by the Occupational Health & Safety Regulations of Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Employers are obligated to ensure supervisors understand their role and responsibilities to workplace health and safety and to provide supervisors with adequate training.

This two-day training course has been developed to familiarize participants with Safety Acts and Occupational Health and Safety Regulations of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut as well as industry best practices. Participants will gain significant knowledge regarding safety management systems and their roles and responsibilities in the workplace. This course has been approved by the WSCC Chief Safety Officer.

This training will be instructor-led LIVE ONLINE. Participants require a stable internet connection, webcam and microphone to participate in the course, including live discussions.

This training course is based on the latest industry Standards and Regulations. It focuses on workplace electrical safety and the identification of electrical hazards of arc flash and shock for workers who work alongside electrical workers, but do not actually perform energized electrical work tasks (Non-Electrical Workers).

Improper use of a ladder could cause significant injuries. Ladder safety training provide the necessary knowledge and skills required to reduce or eliminate worker injuries.

A basic one-day course designed to introduce caregivers to Child injury prevention skills and knowledge. The course covers lifesaving first aid skills and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR and AED) for children, and babies. The course meets legislation requirements for provincial/territorial early childhood education and day care worker safety requirements.