Online Safety Training

This online course is designed to reduce the risks associated with operating sit-down, vertical mast (counterbalanced) forklifts. It provides essential training to help participants become safe, competent, and responsible lift truck operators. Through engaging content and practical guidance, learners will gain a solid understanding of forklift operation principles, hazard awareness, and best safety practices—contributing to a safer and more efficient workplace.

This online course provides comprehensive training on the safe operation of overhead cranes, including bridge and gantry cranes. Designed to meet Canadian regulatory requirements for the classroom portion of operator safety training, the course equips participants with essential knowledge for safe and effective crane use. Topics include crane types and components, proper inspection procedures, safe operating techniques, and how to identify and avoid common hazards associated with overhead crane operations. Ideal for both new and experienced operators, this training supports workplace safety and regulatory compliance.

The purpose of this course is to provide clear, practical guidelines for the safe use of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWPs) — helping to minimize the risk of incidents, injuries, and equipment damage. MEWPs, such as scissor lifts and boom lifts, are essential for working at heights. However, if not operated properly, they can lead to serious workplace accidents, including falls, tip-overs, or collisions with overhead hazards. This training complies with the latest CSA Standards and is designed for anyone who operates, supervises, or works near MEWPs in construction, maintenance, warehousing, and more.

This course is designed to help workplace supervisors and managers understand their legal responsibilities and the principles of due diligence in health and safety. Participants will review the rights and responsibilities of workers, supervisors, and employers, and learn how to interpret and apply the appropriate provincial health and safety legislation. By the end of the course, learners will be better equipped to promote a culture of safety, ensure compliance, and protect both employees and the organization.

This comprehensive online GHS and WHMIS training course is designed to meet the requirements for both the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) and the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of classification and labelling of chemicals. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of:

• The original WHMIS system and how it has evolved with GHS integration
• Key changes introduced under GHS
• The relationship between WHMIS and GHS, and how they work together
• Applicable Occupational Health and Safety laws and regulatory updates
• The roles and responsibilities of employers, workers, and product suppliers
• How to identify and control chemical hazards in the workplace
• Critical documentation and labeling standards, including Safety Data Sheets

Be ready for minor emergencies with the CSA Type 3 Small First Aid Kit in a durable nylon case. Compact yet fully equipped, this kit is designed to meet Canadian Standards Association (CSA) guidelines, making it ideal for workplaces, vehicles, or remote job sites. It contains a comprehensive selection of essential first aid supplies to effectively respond to a range of common injuries, ensuring you're prepared when it matters most.

This online course provides CSA-compliant fall protection training for general industry sectors in Canada, non construction. It covers key concepts including fall prevention, fall restraint, and fall arrest systems across a variety of workplace applications. Designed to fulfill the classroom portion of operator safety training requirements, this course equips participants with the knowledge needed to identify fall hazards and apply appropriate protective measures to reduce the risk of injury.

This online course is designed to educate participants on the safe and compliant transportation of dangerous goods in accordance with the Canadian TDG Act and Regulations. Learners will gain a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities under the Act and develop the knowledge required to handle, package, label, placard, and document dangerous goods properly. The course also covers incident reporting procedures and other critical compliance requirements to help ensure public and workplace safety. Ideal for employees involved in the shipping, receiving, or transport of dangerous goods.

This Canada-compliant safety training course is designed specifically for boom truck operators working with knuckle boom (articulating) cranes. The course covers essential topics including crane anatomy, stability, safe operating procedures, and common hazards encountered on the job. It satisfies the classroom training requirement for occupational safety and includes a proficiency checklist that employers can use to conduct the required practical evaluation. Upon successful completion, participants can download and print a certificate or wallet card verifying their completion of the Canada Boom Truck training. Important: Only an employer can designate an employee as certified. Certification requirements may vary by province or territory. Please consult local regulations for any additional occupational training requirements.

This course introduces the fundamental principles of confined space safety. Participants will learn how to identify potential confined spaces, understand associated hazards, and apply safe work practices to reduce risk. Designed to improve hazard recognition and promote safe operations, this training helps protect both workers and those around them by fostering a deeper awareness of confined space protocols and responsibilities.

This online course is designed to raise awareness about cannabis use in the workplace, focusing on both medicinal and recreational contexts. It prepares participants to understand their responsibilities and the potential impacts of cannabis on safety, performance, and workplace culture. Interactive quiz questions throughout the course reinforce learning and prepare you for the final written exam. Upon successful completion, you can print your certificate and wallet card. A practical observation checklist is also provided for employers to complete the hands-on component, where applicable.

If a fire breaks out in your workplace, would you know whether to fight or evacuate? This course teaches you how to make that critical decision—and, if it's safe to proceed, how to properly choose and use a fire extinguisher. You’ll learn about different types of fires, extinguisher classifications, and safe firefighting techniques. Knowing what to do in an emergency can make all the difference—and save lives. Ideal for: All employees, across all industries.

This comprehensive online course provides mandatory training on Sexual and Workplace Harassment, Bullying, and Violence Prevention. It addresses key responsibilities for both employees and supervisors, in line with legislative requirements such as Ontario Bills 132 and 168 and BC Bill 14. Participants will learn how to recognize, respond to, and prevent harassment and violence in the workplace. The course covers complaint procedures, reporting protocols, and practical steps to create a safer, more respectful work environment. Ideal for all employees and supervisors, this training promotes legal compliance and supports a positive workplace culture.

When workplace accidents happen, it’s not enough to know what happened — it’s critical to understand why it happened. Even when the cause appears obvious, deeper investigation often reveals underlying or systemic issues. That’s where accident investigation plays a vital role. This course introduces participants to the structured process of investigating workplace incidents and near misses, identifying root causes, and using that information to improve safety systems and prevent future occurrences. Course Topics Include:

• Understanding accidents and near misses
• Steps of a structured investigation process
• Identifying root causes (not just symptoms)
• The role of tools and equipment in incident prevention
• The importance of employee training
• How procedures and policies impact safety
• Learning from incidents to improve the workplace

This on-demand course is specifically designed to equip Health and Safety Committee (HSC) members and Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) with a clear understanding of their legislated duties and responsibilities. Participants will explore key concepts including HSC/HSR roles, worker rights, and the obligations of workplace parties under current occupational health and safety legislation. This course meets the mandatory training requirements outlined in the OHS legislation effective December 1, 2021, and closely mirrors the Alberta Construction Safety Association’s (ACSA) half-day virtual instructor-led training.

Online Safety Training Course This course is designed to provide construction and road workers in Ontario with a practical understanding of the latest guidelines from the Ontario Traffic Manual (OTM) Book 7 – 2022 Edition. It outlines the principles of safe traffic control for temporary work zones to protect both workers and the public. Course Overview: Participants will learn how to:

• Set up and manage temporary traffic control zones
• Understand and apply proper signage and placement
• Implement safe lane closures, flagging procedures, and pedestrian controls
• Ensure work zone compliance with Ontario Book 7 (2022) standards
• Identify common hazards and how to mitigate them

Reference Material The Ontario Traffic Manual Book 7 (2022 Edition) is required for this course. If you do not already have a copy, a download link will be provided.