Workplace Safety and Health regulations require that workers be informed about the hazards of controlled products used within their workplace. On an annual basis, workers must receive the appropriate WHMIS training to enable them to work safely.
Workplace Safety and Health regulations require that workers be informed about the hazards of controlled products used within their workplace. On an annual basis, workers must receive the appropriate WHMIS training to enable them to work safely.
The Course Covers
Cautionary Labels and MSDS
Exposure to Hazardous Materials
Responsibilities of the Employer, the Worker and the Supplier
Introduction to the Global Harmonized System
We are proud to be a Niagara Region based company that aims to challenge established thinking to give our clients a unique advantage over their competition. At CSG we believe there is a better way to meet our clients' needs.
Understanding the unique touch-points and challenges of each client is essential. We focus on building reliable connections, amazing results, and trusted experiences that are as useful as they are memorable. You need solutions that suit you.
During the course delegates will gain knowledge on the basic principles of chemical spill handling, use of chemical spill equipment and hazard communication.
In this Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) training, learn the standard classifications and symbols for controlled products, how to read product labels and MSDS forms, and your roles and responsibilities as an employee working with controlled products.
Located to our Concord Office, is our Occupational Health and Safety Training Center. We are proud to have achieved recognition from the Chief Prevention Officer, who has certified RMG as an approved training provider.
Our NEW Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS & GHS 2015) course is tailored to those who may become exposed to hazardous materials at work.
Workplace hazards can cause incidents and injury - controlling hazards prevents them. Recognizing, evaluating and controlling hazards are the basic building blocks of any safety and health management system.
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