Training under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Clear Language Legislation is required for all who transport or handle dangerous goods. Learn to interpret and apply the Regulations, including provisions for: classification, scheduling, safety marks, documentation, packaging, reporting, protecti
Training under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Clear Language Legislation is required for all who transport or handle dangerous goods. Learn to interpret and apply the Regulations, including provisions for: classification, scheduling, safety marks, documentation, packaging, reporting, protective equipment and safe handling.
The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba (CSAM) is a non-profit organization run by and for the building construction industry in Manitoba, with governance provided by the Winnipeg Construction Association’s Board of Directors and the CSAM Advisory Committee.
Established in 1989, CSAM has earned the reputation as a leader in the safety landscape of Manitoba, as well as within the Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations. This reputation has been fueled by the association’s focus on providing exceptional customer service, quality, and value for its clients.
“Practical Solutions for a Safer Workplace” remains a cornerstone and guiding principle for the implementation of CSAM’s objectives:
To provide information regarding accident prevention methods and changes to health and safety regulations.
To develop information, resources, tools, and training programs to enable contractors to meet their legislated responsibilities.
To provide guidance with respect to establishing comprehensive safety programs tailored to meet the needs of individual companies both large and small.
To act as the Authority Having Jurisdiction to grant COR® Certification and SECOR® Certification.
CSAM is financed by Manitoba contractors through a surcharge on a small percentage of contractors’ assessment premiums, collected by the Workers Compensation Board, as well as by the premiums paid by associate members, and revenue generated from products and services.
This is critical health and safety training for anyone who may handle or transport dangerous goods according to the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act.
This program meets the Transportation of Dangerous Goods requirements for those charged with its compliance. The course follows dangerous goods during their receiving, handling, and shipping stages, and what to do if something goes wrong.
This Infrastructure Health and Safety Association course meets Transport Canada's educational requirements under the TDG Act and Regulations, for all persons who handle, offer for transport, or transport dangerous goods by road.
The aim of this course is to provide the learner with the knowledge to handle, receive, prepare for transport and transport radioactive materials while protecting the safety of the public and adhering to all governing regulations.
Our TDG course teaches you what you need to do to safely transport dangerous goods, the penalties for non-compliance, the classes of dangerous goods, how to properly fill out shipping documents, and more.
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