General Industry Training Courses
Canada - Safety in Bloodborne Pathogens for Canadian Employees
Learn how to protect yourself and others from workplace exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
ViewCanada - WHMIS
This course describes the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) and how to effectively apply it at your work.
ViewClean Water Act: Section 404 Permits
This training goes over the process of obtaining a Section 404 permit for dredging and filling operations. It includes an overview of the different types of permits, best practices, and the intentions behind of Section 404 permits.
ViewConfined Space Entry Awareness
This training covers basic confined space entry procedures and includes information on roles and responsibilities, common hazardous conditions and controls, atmospheric testing, and rescue procedures.
ViewConflict Resolution
This training discusses what to do when conflict happens in the workplace. It includes conflict resolution techniques and advice for handling different conflict scenarios.
ViewCustomer Service Essentials
This general training will cover best practices for customer service. It includes how to prepare ahead of time and tips for effective communication.
ViewDriver Safety Series: Defensive Driving
This training covers safe driving habits, blind spots, following distances, driving at night, adverse weather conditions, and sharing the road.
ViewDriver Safety Series: Distracted Driving
This training discusses common distractions and how to identify other distracted drivers on the road. It includes electronic devices, mirror adjustments, eating, aggressive driving, stress, fatigue, and drug use.
ViewDriver Safety Series: Driver Preparedness
This training educates employees on vehicle inspections, safety systems, and emergency preparedness. This material aims to prepare non-commercial drivers to be prepared for any incident that may occur on the road and to reduce their overall risk.
ViewDriver Safety Series: Driver Preparedness
This training educates employees on vehicle inspections, safety systems, and emergency preparedness. This material aims to prepare non-commercial drivers to be prepared for any incident that may occur on the road and to reduce their overall risk.
ViewElectrical Safety Awareness
This training discusses the characteristics of electricity and how to minimize risk. It includes common electrical hazards in the workplace, electrical injuries, emergency response procedures, and OSHA’s and NFPA’s roles in electrical safety.
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