This course will support emerging leaders in the safety industry in assessing their leadership readiness and provide them with the tools to develop a leadership style that is true to their vision of an authentic leader.

This course teaches you how to become an influential leader through deliberate practice and careful study. With these skills, you can inspire and empower your team to take action and command respect. The course consists of 10 video modules and a 50-page eBook resource.

We all recognize that time is valuable. However, how many have quality practices to protect or utilize the available time you do have. This course is design to give you the tools to manage yourself in the available time.

Trailers towed by motor vehicles provide an efficient, convenient way to carry heavy loads but they present challenges to drivers. To avoid accidents, you should understand exactly how towing a trailer affects the vehicle you are driving and what you can do as a driver to stay safe as you tow your load. This online Towing Trailers course is designed to provide an understanding of how towing a trailer affects the vehicle you are driving and what you can do as a driver to stay safe as you tow your load. After completing this course, an understanding should be gained of: How towing a trailer affects a vehicle’s operation How to connect a vehicle and trailer How to conduct pre-trip inspections of the vehicle and trailer How to load a trailer Tips for driving with a load How to back with a trailer Tips for parking with the trailer

This course is an online, Canada-Compliant Training Class for Tractors. This course satisfies Canada's requirements for the classroom portion of operator safety training. Quiz questions along the way prepare you for the final written exam. Upon completion, gain access to and print off your test, certificate, and a checklist which can be used by your employer to administer the required practical observation.

This online Train the Trainer Certification course is designed to provide trainers with the knowledge and skills in adult learning principles. Throughout the course, you will gain tools to ensure that, no matter what course you teach, learners will be able to competently apply and use the training you provide. Note: this course assumes you have functional proficiency in the subject matter you’ll be teaching. The goal of this course is to provide you with the skills to convey that proficiency so that learners can be proficient as well.

This 1 day (up to 8 hours) online underground facility locator training course is aimed at developing knowledge and skills associated with locating transmission pipeline facilities. This transmission pipeline locator training course provides UFLs with advanced locating solutions to abnormal operating conditions (AOC's). This e-learning transmission pipeline locator training course was developed with input from industry subject matter experts. It details necessary methods and procedures to safely perform transmission pipeline facility locates as per applicable regulatory requirements, acts and industry best practices. Included in this transmission pipeline locator training course: Online quizzes and a final exam. Certificate and wallet card issued upon successful completion. Who Should Take This Course? Anyone who is responsible for locating transmission pipeline facilities will benefit from this e-learning locator training course.

This course will discuss the Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods responsibilities and regulations that may be relevant on your farm. The purpose is to promote safety on the farm when dangerous goods are being handled, transported, or received and to help you identify the TDG requirements and exemptions that apply to your operation.

Part 6 of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations identifies training standards for the movement of dangerous goods within Canada. It is mandatory for anyone involved with dangerous goods to be trained in the products they are handling. This online Transportation of Dangerous Goods Class 2, 3, and 4 - (TDG) course covers the required information pertaining to the transportation of dangerous goods in Canada for classes 2, 3, and 4 in a large means of containment Only. This course is specifically designed for handlers of dangerous goods in these three class applications only so individuals are trained strictly in the products they move. This helps to shorten the course for a better user experience while maintaining compliance to part 6 of the TDG Regulations. After completing this course, participants should know the regulations governing the transportation of dangerous goods in Canada for classes 2, 3, and 4; the placards for these products; TDG symbols required for these classes on vehicles and large means of containment; requirements with emergency response in the event of an accidental product release or spill; and the documentation requirements when transporting these specific dangerous goods.

This online Tree Trimming Safety course covers the following topics: Definitions Staying Safe Electrical Hazards Fall Hazards Weather, Animals and Plants Traffic and Equipment By the end of this course, you will be able to: State the common hazards of tree trimming Describe what you can do to avoid these hazards

This online The Impact of Injuries course uses 5 short videos on the topic of injuries to increase safety awareness in workers. The videos include high-impact stories of real-life events and their consequences. By the end of the course, workers will have a strong understanding of how unsafe behaviour at both home and the workplace can affect their lives.

This online course for managers, supervisors and employees describes the characteristics of a respectful workplace, demonstrates various types of harassment and bullying, and gives a comprehensive overview of Ontario Bill 168, BC Bill 14 and the Canadian Human Rights Act as they relate to respectful workplace conduct. The course identifies the responsibilities of employers, supervisors, and workers with regard to prevention and response, and provides practical strategies to improve communication and create a positive workplace environment. The unique "edutainment" format brings key issues and learning points to life with interactive discussion and powerful, realistic scenes performed by professional actors.

Our Tow Truck training course is regulation compliant, and our online version fulfills classroom training requirements. Each class contains sections on anatomy and pre-shift inspections, safe operations, common hazards, and more. This presentation includes intermittent practice quiz questions to prepare for the final written exam included with the course. In addition to the written exam, this course also includes a checklist for employers to use when administering a practical exam as required by OSHA. Though you will still need to familiarize yourself with all other applicable federal, state, and local standards, this training encompasses the following laws and regulations: CANADA Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 – Framework for pollution prevention Canada Labour Code, Part II – Occupational Health and Safety. Sec. 124-125. “Duties of Employers.” Canada Labour Code, Part II – Occupational Health and Safety. Sec. 126. “Duties of Employees.” CSA Standard Z94.2.02 – Hearing Protection Devices (Performance Selection, Care and Use) Transport Canada – Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations

This course will provide you information about the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), using the TSCA Inventory to identify chemicals in the workplace, requirements for retaining files and reports related to allegations of environmental or health risks associated with toxic substances. It will also provide information regarding best practices for using PPE when working with and around chemicals. After completing this course, you should be able to: Explain the purpose and goals of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and the responsibilities for you and your employer according to TSCA Understand the purpose of the TSCA Inventory and where it can be obtained. Explain the purpose and importance of the Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) rule and compliance monitoring.

This online Traffic Control Person - Temporary Conditions course teaches the techniques, equipment, and legal requirements for Traffic Control Persons in a road construction environment. It explains the importance of wearing the proper protective equipment, how to effectively control traffic in a variety of construction scenarios, and general safety and legal requirements. This course is written to comply with the Ontario Traffic Manual - Book 7 - Temporary Conditions (2022 edition) and OSHA Safety Standards (USA). This course is valid in Alberta, not valid in BC where the course needs to be taken in person. Other provinces will need to check with their local Transport Authority and employer to determine validity.

As a requirement for workplaces with more than 20 employees, this course is ideal for joint health and safety committee members, employers, managers, supervisors and health and safety administrators or HSE professionals. Meets WorkSafeBC Mandatory Training 8-hours OHSR 3.27.

The Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Act sets important standards for the movement of harmful materials and chemicals within Canada. These regulations protect the public and all individuals involved in transporting the dangerous goods by defining dangerous goods and setting specific rules for their transport. This online Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) course covers crucial information pertaining to the legal transportation of dangerous goods on Canadian roads. After completing this course, participants should know the regulations governing the transportation of dangerous goods in Canada; the 9 classifications of dangerous goods; the placards, labels, and accompanying TDG symbols required on vehicles and containers; requirements surrounding appropriate emergency response in the event of an accidental product release or spill; and documentation requirements when transporting dangerous goods.

This online Transportation of Dangerous Goods Canada (TDG) course covers the following topics: Definitions and classes of dangerous goods. Regulations that apply to the transportation of dangerous goods. The requirements, purpose and meaning of dangerous goods safety marks, labels and placards. Documentation, containment, and training requirements when transporting dangerous goods. Consignor (shipper) and receiver responsibilities regarding the transportation of dangerous goods. What to do in the event of an accident during the transportation of dangerous goods.

Upon completion of this course, you’ll be able to: Describe the characteristics and hazards of dry ice Explain how to handle dry ice safely Recognize hazardous situations involving dry ice Identify the steps to pack and transport dry ice safely Recall the transportation regulations around dry ice for ground, air, and marine Summarize the classification process Describe the shipping documents and their required content to ship dry ice Name the required safety markings for dry ice State consignor and carrier responsibilities Explain the requirements for training those handling or transporting dry ice List emergency reporting details This course covers the following topics: Overview of Dry Ice Dry Ice Hazards Safe Handling and Transportation Classification Documentation and Safety Markings Training Reporting Requirements Conclusion and Final Quiz

This online training course for Trench Safety will help employers and operators complete OHS-compliant operator safety training and properly record it. This online course provides an introduction to trenching, competency/competent person, soil classification, protective systems, atmosphere, common hazards, and more. An OHS-Compliant Training Class Online for Trench Safety. This course satisfies OHS's requirements for the classroom portion of operator safety training.