TOP 10 SAFETY OFFICER COURSES IN CANADA

The GWO Basic Safety Training (Global Wind Organization) is for people working in the wind energy industry. This GWO Basic Safety Training is a training session where the participant becomes familiar with the risks and hazards of working in the wind industry.

Safety Training Ottawa will provide training to employees, volunteers and others who deal with the public or other third parties on their behalf.

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).

Our instructors bring years of life-saving experience to your workplace, and we pride ourselves on punctuality and having a professional appearance while in your workplace.

Identifying hazards, evaluating the risks presented by them & controlling each hazard before it injures someone, causes property damage, or interferes with your company's work, is a mandatory requirement in Alberta, regardless of your company size.

AIP Safety's Site Supervisor Training Course is a comprehensive 4-hour course that will provide students a clear understanding of their responsibilities and duties in relation to supervising, directing, or controlling workers under their purview.

Safety Training is a key component in preventing injuries, maximizing efficiency and promoting well-being at work.   Safety training has a myriad of courses and classes that will enhance the individual and the company as a whole.

 Industrial Safety and Training are offered by Industrial Employee Safety.

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to Health and Safety Committee (HSC) and Health and Safety Representative (HSR) roles and responsibilities. Taking this course contributes to the required hours of training for HSC members and HSRs.

We all know that workplace incidents involving injuries are costly in terms of human loss and suffering as well as financially. With thousands of workplace fatalities and debilitating injuries reported in Canada and the United States every year, the costs keep rising.