Time is limited. No one can add a minute to an hour, day, or week. For professional drivers, time is further limited by the hours-of-service regulations. The purpose of the hours-of-service regulations is to keep tired drivers off the road. After many hours behind the wheel, fatigue sets in, and it can lead to bad decisions and deadly crashes. For the safety of all drivers, compliance with the hours-of-service regulations is required of commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. The Canada Hours of Service Training curriculum will help drivers and carriers to be compliant while maximizing the available hours through a full understanding of how the limits affect safety and productivity. Almost every rule has an exception. It's no different with the hours-of-service limits. With hours-of-service it's very important to know what exceptions you can use and how to use them. If a driver can't explain an exception, they may end up with a violation because it will look like a rule is being broken. Using exceptions properly and calling them out correctly will result in fewer violations. There are eight commonly used hours-of-service exceptions included in this training: 160-kilometer radius Split-sleeper berth Emergency conditions Adverse driving conditions Electronic logging devices (ELDs) Ferry operations Daily off-duty deferral Personal use of a CMV Carriers may allow or prohibit the use of exceptions based on their policies and practices. Canada Hours of Service Training: Exceptions is designed to help drivers understand which exceptions can be used and when to use them. Intended Audience: CMV Drivers Operating in Canada Reg Covered: SOR/2005-313

Time is limited. No one can add a minute to an hour, day, or week. For professional drivers, time is further limited by the hours-of-service regulations. The purpose of the hours-of-service regulations is to keep tired drivers off the road. After many hours behind the wheel, fatigue sets in, and it can lead to bad decisions and deadly crashes. For the safety of all drivers, compliance with the hours-of-service regulations is required of commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. The Canada Hours of Service Training curriculum will help drivers and carriers to be compliant while maximizing the available hours through a full understanding of how the limits affect safety and productivity. Every driver needs to know how to complete manual logs. Most often a manual log will be a paper grid log. Drivers who find themselves in a situation where they do not qualify for the 160-kilometer radius exception and ELD users who experience a malfunction of their device need to know how to manually record their duty status. Canada Hours of Service Training: Manual Logs is designed to help drivers understand which fields are required to accurately prepare their record of duty status and how to complete a recap to avoid violations. Intended Audience: CMV Drivers Operating in Canada Reg Covered: SOR/2005-313

This online course is targeted for Managers, Supervisors & Employees. This engaging, and interactive online training is designed to educate and enlighten your workforce, and help you comply with Canadian training requirements. These include (but not limited to): BC Bill 14 Ontario Bill 168 OHSA 2000 1977 Canadian Human Rights Act Relevant laws and regulations from ALL PROVINCES

This online practice exam can be used to assess your welding knowledge prior to challenging the red seal journeyman exam. This online exam is an effective tool for individuals and companies wishing to assess skill gaps prior to completion of a welders’ red seal challenge exam and for recruiters who wish to assess trade credentials of foreign workers. After completion of this practice exam, you should be able to: Identify knowledge gaps Focus on topics in need of further training and review Shorten Red Seal exam preparation time Customize your training

This course will provide employers, managers, and supervisors with a comprehensive overview of cannabis, (medicinal and recreational) from a practical and science based perspective.

This course will provide employees and contractors with a basic understanding of cannabis in the context of the workplace, as well as some of the key rights and responsibilities they have.

This is an online training course for Cannabis Awareness. Quiz questions along the way prepare you for the final written exam. Upon completion, you will be able to print your certificate and wallet card. A checklist will also be made available which can be used by your employer to observe you on the equipment.

This is a Canadian certified Training Class for Carbon Monoxide. Quiz questions along the way prepare you for the final written exam. Upon completion, you will be able to print your certificate and wallet card. A checklist will also be made available which can be used by your employer to observe you on the equipment.

This course reviews the general cargo and safety regulations a driver must follow. These regulations are in place to promote safety the safety of the public, passengers and the driver. This course will help the participant understand the regulations they must follow and how to apply them.

This is a Canada-compliant safety training course intended for anyone loading and transporting cargo on flatbed trucks. Topics covered in this training include governing bodies, requirements, securing process, specific cargo, and hazards. This course meets the classroom requirement for occupational safety training. It also includes a proficiency checklist that employers can use to perform a practical evaluation. Upon completion, trainees will be able to download and print a certificate or wallet card to show that they have completed the Cargo Securement (CAN) course. NOTE: Only an employer can designate an employee as certified. Certification requirements can vary by state or province. Check local standards for any additional occupational training requirements. This training encompasses the following standards for Canada: NSC Standard 10 – Cargo Securement Part 1 – General Provisions Part 2 – Specific Securement Requirements by Cargo Type Part 3 – Default Working Load Limits Part 4 – Manufacturing Standards

Time is limited. No one can add a minute to an hour, day, or week. For professional drivers, time is further limited by the hours-of-service regulations. The purpose of the hours-of-service regulations is to keep tired drivers off the road. After many hours behind the wheel, fatigue sets in, and it can lead to bad decisions and deadly crashes. For the safety of all drivers, compliance with the hours-of-service regulations is required of commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. The Canada Hours of Service Training curriculum will help drivers and carriers to be compliant while maximizing the available hours through a full understanding of how the limits affect safety and productivity. Something can be both easier and more confusing at the same time. That is certainly the case when discussing Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs). While the technical standards are some of the most complicated of all the regulations, for drivers, creating a duty status is easier and more accurate when using an ELD because much of the recording is done automatically. Canada Hours of Service Training: ELD Basics is designed to help drivers compliantly use ELDs and correctly use the special driving categories of personal use and yard move. This will help drivers understand their role in reducing unassigned driving events, when to edit the record, and the importance of reviewing the record before submission. Intended Audience: CMV Drivers Operating in Canada Reg Covered: SOR/2005-313

This course outlines a basic understanding of NSC regulations and the requirements of holding a Federal Safety Fitness Certificate. It is recommended that the learner enroll in a Federal Hours of Service course to fully understand the requirements of the regulations.

The federal Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service Regulations set important limits for transport drivers within Canada in an effort to combat fatigue-related crashes. These regulations protect the public, and all individuals involved in commercial transportation. This online Canadian Hours of Service course covers the specifics of the regulations. After completing this course, an understanding should be gained of the regulations governing hours of service in Canada; documentation requirements; responsibilities of carriers, shippers, and drivers; mandatory off-duty times and on-duty time limits; and, exemptions to the daily limits. This program was developed by Dr. Randy Flemmer who has over 30 years of driver education and fleet safety experience.

This online Safety Culture: Reasonable Suspicion, Cannabis & Workplace Safety course defines what positions are safety-sensitive and decision-critical. Know where your risks reside regarding workplace impairment, and identify the areas, tasks and personnel that have the greatest impact on safety. Ensure your Fitness for Duty Policy does not cite cannabis as an illicit substance and that the information provided within the document outlines the expectations regarding conduct in the workplace. And educate; don't just transmit information, but transfer understanding. Ensuring proof of competency is key in supporting all efforts taken to protect your people and maintain business continuity. This Safety Culture: Reasonable Suspicion, Cannabis & Workplace Safety course is designed to teach learners how to: Identify and address physical and mental health safety hazards Identify workplace rights and responsibilities for the changing legal landscape Identify challenges including workplace best practices, policies and training Address the employee and the possibility of refusal

This course is intended to give employers, managers, supervisors, and any other professionals directly impacted, an understanding of the Ins and outs of disclosure and accommodation, so they will understand the process and the responsibilities it entails.

This comprehensive course is intended to provide employers, managers, supervisors, and any other professionals directly impacted with a basis for enhanced awareness and response to impairment in general, and with a particular focus on impairment from cannabis use. This course meets the requirements set out in the COAA Canadian Model for Providing a Safe Workplace.

This safety curriculum is focused on teaching learners to identify scaffolding hazards, describe the duties of a "Competent Person," summarize basic scaffold requirements, use fall protection and guardrails, and explain employee training requirements.

Incidents requiring CPR can happen anywhere and at any time. The first response to such an incident is the most important. CPR given at the scene can improve the chances of survival and recovery of a victim. This course will demonstrate how to recognize and respond to a severe life-threatening emergency until the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel arrive.

The National Safety Code - Standard 10 (also know as the North American Cargo Securement Standard) was created to prevent incidents caused by improper cargo securement. Therefore, this course is designed to ensure that you know how to firmly and adequately secure your cargo in a way that won’t make your vehicle unstable or result in a lost load. This course will instruct you on everything you need to know in order to follow the North American Cargo Securement Standard.

The North American Cargo Securement Standard helps prevent incidents by guiding those responsible for cargo in how to properly secure it. This course is designed to teach you the Standard so that you know how to secure your cargo in a way that won’t make your flatbed unstable or cause you to lose your load.