TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN REGINA, CANADA - PAGE 3

No matter the height, as soon as a worker leaves the stable ground, they are increasing risks to health and safety. This Fall Protection program is specifically designed to give participants information that they will need in order to make safe decisions when working at heights.

This course lays out the foundation of Thinking Driver’s Five Fundamentals of defensive driving principles and practices. It delivers core techniques and tips that help minimize risk and prevent incidents in spite of conditions.

The Saskatchewan Safety Council's Safety and the Supervisor course deliver content specific to the planning, organization, and leading of safety culture while providing support and supervision.

This course will teach the methods for conducting effective investigations and the benefits of conducting one properly. The outcome will ensure you have understood the reasons the incident occurred and, therefore, greatly reduce the chance of a repeat occurrence.

You will learn the basic skills you need to handle a firearm and hunt safely. The second part of the course teaches you what is expected of you as a hunter. What do you think a good hunter should be? How should he or she behave?

Capital Fire Protection Ltd. can train your staff on the proper use of fire extinguishers. Choose from an instruction and demonstration class or the full experience training that includes extinguishing a contained and controlled fire right at your premises.

This course is required for anyone who operates a forklift as identified in Saskatchewan’s OH&S legislation. As of 2007, anyone who operates powered mobile equipment must have a minimum of 16 hours of training. The training is a combination of classroom instruction and practical experience.

A supervisor is a person who is authorized by an employer to oversee or direct the work of other workers. The OH&S Regulations place rigorous demands on supervisors. Due to the responsibility, the supervisor has for the safety of workers under his or her direction.

This course is mainly for two groups: employers whose operations may require workers to handle or work in an environment with asbestos or asbestos-containing materials; and workers who work with asbestos removing and cleaning up asbestos waste materials or, very occasionally, installing asbestos.

In this course, a variety of teaching strategies are used to facilitate learning, including discussion guides/manuals, PowerPoint, video, and emergency breathing equipment.