Protecting your privacy is incredibly important in this day and age. Knowing how to and why you should protect yourself is crucial information these days. This course is designed to go over key points on why authentication is important and common authentication factors.

This BC Safe Driving course is a comprehensive defensive driving program designed to teach responsible driving practices and to help drivers of all experience levels become better drivers. This course covers the rules of the road and the obligations of drivers. The material for this course was developed in consultation with police officers, driving instructors, traffic engineers, psychologists, professional drivers, and driving lawyers. The material is specifically designed to dismantle the attitudes poor drivers use to justify their driving behaviour. Exam questions are interspersed throughout the course to ensure that attention is given to the course material. The exam has a minimum of 50 questions which are different for each student. Stringent procedures are maintained to ensure compliance with the course rules

Most workers won’t ever come in contact with blood or body fluids, however all workers must take basic precautions because it is possible to become infected from a single incident if exposed on the job. This online course has been designed to keep you SAFE and is presented in three modules with the objectives of understanding what the hazards and risks are; understanding how to prevent and control exposure and; knowing what to do if facing exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

We all struggle with fatigue. This 5-module course will deliver scientific evidence on the best way to optimize our personal health, safety and relationships while minimizing the impact of fatigue. It is designed to be engaging as well as educational. Learn about circadian rhythms, the impact of light exposure, the role of sleep, and practical, personal strategies that you can implement right away. This session will benefit everyone, but especially shift workers, those who manage shift workers, and those who live with shift workers.

Investigation of incidents is a vital part of every health and safety management system. No other activity produces such quick results as the prompt reporting and investigation of incidents. The purpose of incident investigation is to determine the causes, and put corrective measures in place to prevent a recurrence. Serious incidents or incidents with a high potential of injury or damage will require an in-depth investigation but every incident is a signal of problems that need to be corrected. An incident investigation program requires planning, preparation and training. It requires a commitment by the employer that investigations will take place when required and appropriate to do so, and that recommendations from investigations will be acknowledged by management and implemented where possible and feasible.

All employees have the right to expect a workplace that promotes safety from violence, threats and harassment. Working for an organization which deals with the public each and every day, employees are going to encounter situations involving unpredictable behaviour. Within this course, the entire spectrum of workplace violence is covered, focusing particularly on the ways in which employees can identify the potential for workplace violence, attempt to defuse it, and respond to it should it unfortunately occur.

Employers are required to conduct regular inspections of their operations. This course will provide participants with techniques and templates to help plan and conduct inspections, prioritize hazards, write effective reports and assign responsibility for corrective action. At the end of this course, participants will be able to understand the legislated requirements for worksite safety inspections, explain the purpose of conducting inspections, determine the major types of inspections and when they must be conducted and much more.

Back Roads and Trail Driving aims to help you become a better and safer driver by providing you with the knowledge required to drive on back roads, trails, or other surfaces that are not conventionally paved, whether it be for your work or for leisure. Upon successful completion of this module, you will be able to: In this Back Roads and Trail Driving course, the following topics are covered: Describe safety procedures and list safety equipment for back road and trail driving. Discuss driving techniques and precautions for driving on unpaved surfaces, such as dirt or gravel roads and trails, and road shoulders. Describe driving techniques and precautions for driving in mud, snow, water, and sand. Describe a variety of driving techniques for avoiding obstacles and collisions with other road users on back roads. Explain driving techniques and precautions for hitching and pulling a trailer.

This online Back Safety in Office Environments discusses situations that can lead to back injuries and what employees can do to avoid them… both at work and at home. More than one million back injuries occur in offices every year. They not only cause employees significant back pain, but also result in days missed from work, lost wages and reduced productivity. But back injuries can be avoided. Areas covered in the course include information on the back and how it works, different types of back injuries, better posture for a healthier back, how to lift things safely, taking care of your back 24/7 and more. Using a powerful combination of audio, full-motion video, text and colorful graphics, this course provides the most cost-effective safety and regulatory compliance training available today. The course is divided into a number of logical sections so information is easily understood... and retained.

This online Backing Safety Fundamentals course explores the main risks associated with backing up a vehicle and offers simple solutions to reduce those risks.

Rear-end collisions can be very serious since the vehicle that is struck from behind is usually stopped or moving very slowly while the other vehicle is in motion. The potential for catastrophe is amplified when the vehicle in motion is a van or truck and the vehicle that is struck is a smaller vehicle such as an automobile. This course focuses on the common causes of rear-end collisions and what drivers of light commercial vehicles can do to reduce their risk of being involved in such a collision.

Distracted driving happens when your full attention is not on the road or when your attention is diverted away from activities critical for safe driving by a competing activity. This course is designed to help users become safer drivers by educating them about the dangers of distracted driving. It will inform participants about what constitutes distracted driving, why it is dangerous, and what the law states. It will also show users how they can avoid distracted driving so they can be safer on the roads.

Under WorkSafeBC Regulation, a supervisor is defined as a person who instructs, directs or controls workers in the safe performance of their duties. As a supervisor, you are responsible for the proper instruction of workers under your direct control, and for ensuring their work is performed without undue risk. Due diligence means that you take all reasonable care in all the circumstances in your workplace to protect the health and safety of your workers and to prevent an occurrence or event.

Occupational injuries and illnesses happen when workers are exposed to hazards in their workplaces. If you eliminate the hazards, or at least prevent workers from being exposed to hazards, then it follows that they will not have work-related injuries and illnesses. If the hazard cannot be eliminated, then the employer must do everything reasonably practical to reduce the level of risk faced by workers to the lowest amount possible. In order to determine if the hazards can be eliminated or the threat to workers reduced, the employer must assess and prioritize the level of risk posed by those hazards, and establish controls based on the level of priority.

Ergonomics is the science of designing or adjusting work tasks to fit the worker, rather than making the worker fit the job. It considers the physical, physiological, biomechanical and psychosocial factors of workers as they relate to the design and placement of equipment, work practices and work methods. Musculoskeletal disorders are typically the result of accumulated tissue damage due to daily wear & tear associated with our work activities. Basically, the tissue tolerance or threshold has been exceeded. They have also been referred to as repetitive strain injuries, repetitive motion injuries, and cumulative trauma disorders. Supervisors play a key role in injury reduction. This course will introduce Supervisors to MSD risk assessment tools, a prioritization matrix and a cost-benefit matrix, designed to help you maximize the available resources and help guide your organization towards cost-effective solutions. All of the material presented is designed to work within WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 4, MSI Guidelines.

The purpose of this Respectful Conduct in the Workplace Training Program is to provide all employees with skills and information that will allow them to understand their responsibility in fostering a Respectful Workplace, be able to describe the forms of workplace bullying and harassment, have an increased awareness of those behaviours which constitute bullying and harassment, understand their organization’s policy and complaint procedure on harassment, know what employees should do if they witness or experience bullying or harassment, and understand what employees should do if they are accused of bullying or harassment.

Taking care of your back is incredibly important! In this curriculum, your learners will understand their backs, recognize injury risk factors, demonstrate ways to eliminate or reduce back injury hazards, know how to handle materials safely, and recognize and report concerns when it comes to back safety.

This online Back Safety course covers safe lifting practices as well as important information that all individuals should know about the most common back injuries. Using the innovative Whole Life/Health Cycle safety training approach, this Back Safety course explores habits that can keep employees safe, healthy and productive. Successful completion of this course enables one to: Describe how the human back works Explain how things like posture, sleep positions, physical fitness, and nutrition contribute to back health Justify the importance of warming up before physical activity Identify the right - and wrong - way to lift.

This online Back Safety course covers safe lifting practices as well as important information that all individuals should know about the most common back injuries. Using the innovative Whole Life/Health Cycle safety training approach, this Back Safety course explores habits that can keep employees safe, healthy and productive. Successful completion of this course enables one to: Describe how the human back works Discuss various types of back pain and identify what causes it Demonstrate how to properly perform everyday tasks to prevent back pain Recognize steps you can take to prevent back injuries.

Truck backing counts as a very small percentage of a driver's driving time. But, the most common, and sometimes most costly, crashes or incidents in trucking involve backing. Backing incidents don't just damage trailers, buildings, and other equipment; sometimes they're fatal. This online course is designed to help reduce the number of backing accidents by teaching drivers how to recognize the dangers of backing and provide expert-level backing procedures. It covers the proper procedures for each backing maneuver, including straight-line, alley dock, sight-side jackknife, and blind-side jackknife backing and parallel parking.