Supervisors are the key to safety in the workplace.
Often, the responsibility falls on them to communicate health and safety information between management and frontline workers.
This course helps supervisors plan, organize, lead and control while providing safety
training, resources, support and adequate supervision.
The Basics and Benefits
This course aims to improve the supervisor’s regard for a safety culture – specifically in
the safe knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of everyone in an organization.
At the end of this course, supervisors will be able to:
Understand, create and enforce workplace health and safety programming;
Fulfill legal requirements for health and safety;
Know duties and those of employers and employees;
Understand and perform due diligence;
Lead using better time management and more effective communication;
Properly train and coach workers in the safe performance of their duties;
Conduct risk assessments and safety inspections;
Alberta Safety Council
Since our humble beginnings over 65 years ago, the ASC’s primary focus has been to help all Albertans develop an attitude of safety that will last them a lifetime.
Although established as an organization primarily dedicated to farm and rural safety, the ASC grew to encompass transportation and children’s safety by the 1960’s and WHS by the 1970’s.
As a non-government, not-for-profit organization dedicated to changing the face of safety for all Albertans, we are the only “cradle to grave” organization offering safety training and educational programs for Albertans ages 3 – 93. We work diligently to develop an attitude of safety with both children and adults through our quality education and prevention programs.
By taking a proactive approach to our training and program development, we help companies protect their most valuable assets – their employees. Although our program offerings have evolved and expanded over the years, the one thing that has not changed is our commitment to “Making Alberta a Safer Place to Live, Work and Play.”
This is a 4 hour course that introduces workers to Lockout methods and explains when Lockout is required.
This course provides information to managers, supervisors and employees. on proper ergonomic design to prevent repetitive strain injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders.
Also known as sour gas, H2S (Hydrogen Sulphide Gas) is colourless, heavier than air, and extremely toxic. In low concentrations, it has a rotten egg smell and causes eye and throat irritation.
The aim of the CRO Emergency Response Training course is to introduce delegates to their roles and responsibilities as a CRO, during an emergency in a simulated environment.
Our overhead crane training gives your operators the necessary notions to operate overhead cranes and other lifting devices in a safe manner.
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