TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN WINDSOR, CANADA - PAGE 4

This program is for workers who will operate powered lift trucks (Classes 1 to 5) and consists of three distinct components: formal classroom learning; a supervised practical hands-on component with the specific lift truck the worker will use; and a follow-up evaluation.

Employers must ensure workers on construction projects complete a working at heights training program approved by the Ontario Ministry of Labour before a worker uses a fall restricting system, fall arrest system, safety net, work belt or safety belt.

Participants discuss the hazards associated with overhead cranes, hoists and the rigging of loads. Relevant legislation will be explored along with the practical methods for recognizing and assessing these hazards.

This program explores the basics of how work can damage the musculoskeletal system. Equally important, participants learn about ergonomic solutions designed to eliminate or reduce work factors responsible for the development of musculoskeletal pain and disorders (MSDs).

Often developed to lessen the physical load for workers, elevating devices create a host of new hazards including pinch points and other moving parts.

This informative one-day program is designed to help supervisors understand and fulfill all of their legal duties and responsibilities including the consequences of noncompliance.

This training program reviews key elements of an effective health and safety program and the important role of workers, supervisors, employers and health and safety representatives.

This program familiarizes participants with the purpose of the legislative requirements and the policies and procedures necessary for compliance.

This program will benefit forklift operators and supervisors in an industrial setting. Upon completion, participants will be able to demonstrate the knowledge required to operate forklifts in compliance with the Ontario Ministry of Labour’s Competence Standards for Forklift Operators and CSA Stan...

Asbestos exposure can cause a number of deadly diseases and they can take a long time to develop—up to 40 years. Asbestos-related diseases are the #1 cause of work-related death for people who have worked in Ontario construction.