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

This workshop is designed for participants who have little or no working knowledge of operating a Skid Steer. It is also designed to be a refresher course for experienced operators.

This workshop is designed to provide participants with a general understanding and working knowledge of what defines a confined space and how to recognize and identify a confined space in their workplace.

Given that over 90% of all accidents could have been avoided if proper procedures had been followed and/or appropriate preventative measures taken, the need for a clear and concise training program is evident. Participants must complete and pass this course to receive their record of training (ROT...

This Health and Safety training session has been developed to provide participants with a general knowledge and understanding of working with propane-powered and natural gas appliances, including temporary construction heaters, tiger torches and salamanders.

It is also designed to be a refresher course for experienced counterbalance forklift operators. This course must be completed for forklift operators to be in compliance of the Ontario MOL regulations.

This workshop is designed for participants who have little or no working knowledge of how to perform a proper lock-out/tag-out procedure. It is also designed to be a refresher course for more experienced workers.

This workshop has been developed for participants who have little or no working knowledge about working from heights. It is also designed to be a refresher course for experienced workers.

This workshop has been designed to teach participants their role as workplace Health and Safety Representatives. After successfully completing and passing this course, participants will receive their record of training (ROT).

This workshop is designed for participants who have little or no working knowledge of operating an overhead crane. It is also designed to be a refresher course for experienced overheated crane operators.

Anyone who works in any kind of workplace should know how and when to use a fire extinguisher as well as when to fight and when to flee a fire. All workplaces should have fire extinguishers and employees must know how to use them (as outlined in the National Fire Code).