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Hand injuries send a million workers to ERs each year. Hand injuries are the No. 2 leading cause of work-related injury, but also the most preventable. This course will help users recognize, identify and describe the value of PPE for hand safety. -
Every day workers perform duties in dirty, dusty, toxic, and low/no oxygen environments. The focus of this course is to educate workers on the types and use requirements of respiratory equipment and how it can be used to prevent illness and death. -
Slips, trips & falls are the 2nd leading cause of workplace deaths. They are also the leading cause of workplace accidents with over 200,000 reported every year. This course will cover what safety laws say about slips, trips & falls, what hazards to look out for and how you can avoid slips, trips and falls when you work. -
This course meets all of Transport Canada’s training requirements under the TDG Regulations, for all persons involved in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods by ground. A final exam is required to complete the course. -
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. -
After completing this course, learners will be able to identify components of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, identify best practices for housekeeping, spill prevention, inspections, erosion control, and responding to a hazmat spill/release. -
These are things you need to know and understand so you can be safe at work today and every day. Everyone in the workplace, from the employer to the newest worker, has different but important duties to keep the workplace safe. Employers have the most authority in the workplace and the greatest responsibility for safety and health in the workplace, but it’s important for your own safety that you understand everyone’s health and safety duties, including yours. -
The purpose of the course is to provide individuals who are involved with the transportation of hazardous materials with an awareness-level understanding of driver and carrier responsibilities to ensure safe hazardous materials transportation. 4 of 5. -
In this eLearning course, learners will understand the ins and outs of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). This knowledge will include how disabilities are defined, the legal requirements of workplaces, and the punishments for failing to comply with standards. -
Learning Objectives
- Describe the basic principle of hydraulics
- Explain the effect air can have on hydraulic systems
- Identify five components common to most hydraulic systems
- Describe two key considerations that must be taken into account when selecting a hydraulic pump
- Identify the two most common types of hydraulic circuits
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This lesson covers the differences between face masks, face coverings, and respirators, such as the N95 mask. The lesson also provides an awareness of an employer’s responsibilities for respirator use in the workplace. -
This lesson covers the types of heat stress, the symptoms of heat stress, and ways to help those who have heat stress. As well, the lesson will provide an awareness of employer’s responsibilities for reducing the risk of heat stress in the workplace.
