TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN LONDON, CANADA - PAGE 4

Our Electrical Safety Awareness training program provides a comprehensive understanding of safe electrical workplace practices in accordance with CSA Z462-15.

Hoisting and Rigging is a serious responsibility that requires proper training. Failure to adequately rig a load can lead to unwanted costs. Incidents involving unsafe rigging are preventable.

Aerial work platforms are becoming more popular as they offer a safer way to work at heights. Operating these devices safely requires knowledge, skill, and serious commitment to safety.

The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) is an internationally agreed upon system for standardizing the classification of chemicals through labelling and Safety Data Sheets (SDS).

Our in-person course includes both basic theory and practical equipment training. The basic theory module discusses working at heights hazards, controls, introduces the learner to the basics of fall protection, and ladder safety.

Asbestos and asbestos-containing material (ACM) is a designated substance which poses long-term health risks to workers when it is disturbed.

An Ergonomic Risk Assessment involves reviewing a specific area or workstation to assess the primary ergonomic risk factors (force, posture, and/or repetition/duration) a determine a level of ergonomic risk.

Participants will learn how to properly recognize, assess and control hazards associated with hydrogen sulphide (H2S) gas.

Mobile boom cranes are an essential piece of equipment required for safe and efficient material handling on construction and industrial job sites.

The purpose of Working at Heights training is to establish threshold criteria of high quality, consistent training for Ontario workers who work at heights. This strengthens workplace safety culture, improves worker knowledge, and help reduce the number of fall-related incidents.