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One of the most reliable ways to put out fires in the workplace is fire extinguishers. Although they are not a requirement, employers who choose to use fire extinguishers must train workers in general fire extinguisher use to comply with standards. -
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To minimize injury from a fall, use a fall arrest system. It is fundamental to use fall arrest equipment correctly to prevent injury as much as possible. -
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Slip, trip, and fall injuries are one of the most common causes of workplace injuries and death. This micro course will cover the dangers associated with a slip, trip or fall and how to protect yourself from hazards that could cause you to slip, trip or fall. -
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Nearly any worker could encounter bloodborne pathogens (BBP) – whether bandaging a co-worker’s cut, stepping on a used hypodermic needle in the alley or helping an accident victim on the way home. This quick course covers the hazards of BBP and how to protect yourself. -
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Hearing protection must be selected and used with care and is not to be used as an alternative to reducing the noise in the workplace. This quick course reviews causes of hearing loss and how to protect yourself. -
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An employer or supervisor can't stand by you every second to see that safety rules are followed. You must take charge of your safety because you have the most to gain — and the most to lose. -
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A high percentage of all annual work-related fatalities are caused by motor vehicle crashes. Many of these deaths could have been avoided if the drivers and passengers in these vehicles had worn their seatbelts. -
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Accessibility for Manitobans: Everyone Benefits Contains information from the Manitoba government, licensed under the OpenMB Information and Data Use Licence (Manitoba.ca/OpenMB) -
Operating aerial lifts safely begins with preventive maintenance and conditioning of machinery, and there are a lot of considerations before even turning on the key, but the majority of aerial lift accidents happen because of a lack of training or inattention. The most common hazards involving aerial lifts are falls, tip-overs, ejections, structural failure, and electrocution. Inexperience with equipment is another common factor in aerial lift accidents. At a minimum you need to be familiar with correct lift operation, how to perform inspections, and knowledge of manufacturers’ requirements. -
After completing this refresher, the learner will be able to recognize the symbols that identify hazardous chemicals and know where to get additional information to safely use chemicals in the workplace. -
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One of the best preventative measures in the battle against slips, trips, falls, fires, injuries, and emergencies is good housekeeping. Housekeeping reduces hazards in the workplace and makes day-to-day operations safer for everyone. Take this quick course to learn some best practices you can take for safety. -
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In this quick course, learners will learn the hazards posed by autoclaves and sterilizers, in addition to best practices for safety. -
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Out of everyone on the workforce, the obvious greatest risk comes from new workers. Not only is their inexperience with the field or worksite a risk to themselves, but they are also a risk to everyone else. This quick course will educate you on common risks posed by new workers and integrate new workers safely in the workplace. -
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PPE protects the body from both debilitating and often fatal injuries. The aim of this course is prove to you the importance of PPE and to teach you how to use and implement PPE in your workplace. -
In non-production laboratories, chemicals pose physical health hazards to workers, which is why they are the number one concern for laboratory employees. These employees will likely be exposed to compounds of certain volatile chemicals. -
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Each day you work with industrial chemicals, there is a high-risk work environment. Although chemicals are a broad category, almost always the substances we’re talking about are unpredictable, unstable, and dangerous when handled unsafely. -
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This course is meant to help you identify and correct unsafe work practices, in addition to creating and enforcing safe work practices so everyone can avoid struck-by and caught-between injuries and incidents. -
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Imagine not having the proper PPE in a hazardous environment and the gas starts to fill your lungs. Educating workers on the importance of respiratory personal protective equipment (PPE) is fundamental in protecting them against harmful inhalants. -
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If you are exposed to heat in your work environment—and if you work outside it is likely that you will be—then the risk of heat stress illness and injury needs serious attention. -
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Sometimes people take hearing for granted. Picture yourself unable to hear. Visualize how your life will be changed. It is important to learn about noise hazards and how to protect yourself against noise hazards. -
The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System, or WHMIS, incorporates global standards for hazard communication called the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). You'll learn how to understand labels, recognize hazards, and stay safe around dangerous materials. (French Version) -
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This course covers, the elements and dangers of fire, regulatory requirements for fire prevention plans, housekeeping guidelines for fire prevention, emergency exits and their components, and actions to take in response to a fire alarm. (French Version) -
This course discusses the hazards associated with work zones and important ways to protect yourself, your co-workers, pedestrians, and motorists in a road construction zone from injuries as a result of work zone accidents. (Spanish version) -
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This quick course covers how bullying can effect the workplace including the worker being effected by the bullying as well as risks to coworkers. It covers how to protect yourself and deal with a bullying situation at the workplace.
