Participants learn the meaning of hazard class symbols as well as the general hazards and required precautions forĀ each hazard class. Supplier and workplace label requirements are covered.
Participants learn the meaning of hazard class symbols as well as the general hazards and required precautions for each hazard class. Supplier and workplace label requirements are covered. Participants also practice finding information on material safety datasheets from their own workplace. The program explains how hazardous materials affect the body and how hazard controls are used to protect workers from exposure to hazardous materials.
Participants also learn about the different roles of the workplace parties and the Ministry of Labour. Brief case examples allow participants to consider what actions should be taken when labels or MSDS are missing or instructions are unclear. Finally, there is a discussion of questions to ask in deciding whether or not WHMIS is working in the workplace. The participant manual is a reference for use after the course is over.
Upgrade Your Skills
Our programs are broken into two distinctive categories: Hard Skills, and Soft Skills. The purpose of this training is to improve the employability of workers in Ontario, and to open up the vast opportunities to those workers who take a proactive approach to career management.
This course is intended for those who work around hazardous materials.
Hazard Assessments are the core of every organizationās occupational Health and Safety Management System. This workshop is a learning opportunity for supervisors, crew leaders, foremen, and workers. Provides a gained understanding of: Hazard identification and classification Legislation require...
Arctic Response provides one of the few classroom based WHMIS 2015 programs available. This training method greatly improves student comprehension, especially for workers who learn better with people than through computers.
Our Workplace Safety Training programs have been developed to ensure the content is aligned with all current regulatory standards for the Occupational Health & Safety Act (OSHA), the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
WHMIS 2015 course is offered by Great Lakes Technical Training. Explore everything we have to offer and seeĀ Great Lakes Technical TrainingĀ for yourself.Ā Our classes are small with a maximum of 20 students, so the instructors have the time to invest in each student personally.
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