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

The definition of a “Supervisor” under Occupational Health and Safety Act is “a person who has charge of a workplace or authority over a worker”.

Working at Heights is an essential construction workplace training to have for all trades and roles. If the risk of falling is present, that needs to be communicated to all workers.

WHMIS stands for the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. It is a comprehensive system for providing health and safety information on hazardous products intended for use, handling, or storage in Canadian workplaces.

This is a discussion based training program that will see your trainer talking to participants about the hazards associated with the operation of overhead cranes.

IST’s program has been revised to reflect this newly revised edition. Those who have taken this course in the past will need to receive training on the changes that have taken place.

Falls account for more than half of scaffold accidents in Ontario. Each year, several fatalities are also related to scaffolds.

This is a service that we do quite often. Usually, we will attend a workplace one or two days a month. During those days, we will with the JHSC conduct a comprehensive workplace inspection, conduct a risk assessment on a high-risk task and develop a safe work procedure.

This program goes through the six steps in an effective Accident Investigation to determine the Root Causes of the accident.

Review of Construction Regulations that affect the job site for high risk activities including: Filing Notices, Posted Materials, Workplace Violence and Harassment , Safe trenching and Excavation, Operating Moving Equipment in Reverse on Job Sites, Using Backhoes & other requirements.

Under the Occupational Health & Safety Act, employers are required to ensure that workers have been trained and are aware of any hazard in the workplace.