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

Working at Heights (Construction) course is offered Great Lakes Technical Training. Explore everything we have to offer and see Great Lakes Technical Training for yourself.  Our classes are small with a maximum of 20 students, so the instructors have the time to invest in each student personall...

Lock/Out Tag/Out course is offered Great Lakes Technical Training. Explore everything we have to offer and see Great Lakes Technical Training for yourself.  Our classes are small with a maximum of 20 students, so the instructors have the time to invest in each student personally

HSE training is a key element in the prevention of work-related injuries, illnesses and death. When educated on safety procedures, participants will know how to prevent accidents in the workplace and will also learn how to respond efficiently if presented with a dangerous situation

WHMIS 2015 course is offered by Great Lakes Technical Training. Explore everything we have to offer and see Great Lakes Technical Training for yourself.  Our classes are small with a maximum of 20 students, so the instructors have the time to invest in each student personally.

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 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).

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.

Workers handling, storing and using propane cylinders and equipment powered by propane risk serious injury as a result of fire and explosion and other hazards. Participants will discuss these hazards along with the tools needed to identify and assess each.

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.

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