TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN EDMONTON, CANADA - PAGE 11

There are a lot of parts to your body, and we’re willing to bet that you’re attached to pretty much all of them. Which means you probably don’t want any of them to get squished, crushed, broken, or misplaced. Stubbing your toe hurts plenty, and that’s about the limit of what we’d like you...

This Asbestos Awareness in Canada training course brings you an overview of the safe work practices used when working with or around asbestos containing materials.

The purpose of this lesson is to address the hazards inherent in compressed gas and provide best practices for using, moving, and storing compressed gas containers.

This all-in-one training course makes it easy to train your forklift operators as it covers safety topics that are critical to avoiding accidents and injuries including general safety, pre-operation, operation, load handling, fuel/battery maintenance, and specialized units.This all-in-one training ...

An OSHA-Compliant Trainer Certification Course for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (Aerial Boom Lifts and Scissor Lifts).

At the end of this course the end-user should be familiar with MEWP’s, their basic structural components, basic function, potential hazards while operating, and how to control those hazards.

This course is designed to introduce the learner to the basic concepts, hazards, hazard control processes and safe work procedures associated with working at height.

The student should have an awareness of the various legislation, regulations, and standards that pertain to powered mobile equipment. The student should understand the roles and responsibilities of employers and employees as they relate to the operation of PME.

Cranemasters Online Overhead Crane course is a self guided online program that trains the students on basic overhead crane operation, inspection and evaluation.

Protective breathing apparatus is extremely crucial to the well-being of any worker who may be exposed to a hazardous environment. Failure to use this equipment could lead to unsuccessful rescue attempts, injuries and/or fatalities.