A review of the environmentally protected bank swallow, including topics such as nesting habits and the mandated reporting procedure.

Mental health is a vital part of overall wellbeing and can significantly affect how people feel, think, and perform at work. It’s estimated that around 15% of people in the workplace experience symptoms of a mental health condition.
This eLearning course builds awareness and understanding of mental health and wellbeing in the workplace. It will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to recognise mental health issues, support colleagues appropriately, and signpost others to further support.

Please note that the training is in French. For English speakers, please activate the English subtitle feature.

Carbon monoxide (CO) gas is an integral part of daily processes and operations at the RTFT - Opérations Québec site. Over the past year, reports have been made of both values exceeding what was permitted and symptoms being experienced. Furthermore, CO gas is now one of CNESST's ten-priority targets, highlighting its level of danger.

Understand the definition of a confined space.
Identify the roles and responsibilities defined by the work permit,
Adopt safe practices when working in a confined space by following procedures and wearing equipment.
Finally, an important section of this training will focus on the hazards and risks associated with working in a confined space in a shipyard.

The training is divided into 5 parts. Depending on your profile, Davie will invite you to take all or some parts.
Part 1: Davie's environmental commitment
Part 2 : Davie's environmental impacts
Part 3: Managing residual materials on the worksite
Part 4: Spill and incident management on the worksite
Part 5: Managing non-conformities

The Davie shipyard is an industrial site that may involve health and safety risks. Davie welcomes all its workers by making them aware of the essential information they need to master when on our site:
- Understand the hazards and risks on our site
- Learn to identify the right PPE
- Know the safety measures to be taken when moving around the site
- Follow work permits for all high-risk work (including understanding lead and asbestos risks)
- Encourage co-responsibility and vigilance on the part of everyone to ensure the safety of all on the site.

The training moduke is divided into three parts. Depending on your profile, Davie will invite you to complete all or some of these parts.
Part 1: Definition of roles related to hot work and associated terminology
Part 2: Description of protective measures taken during hot work
Part 3: Summary and evaluation

Familiarize users with our procedures for using the Versaflo supplied by RTFT.

*** NO SOUND *** During this training, we will inform you of the Life Saving Golden Rules that you must follow when working on ArcelorMittal Mining Canada G.P. and ArcelorMittal Infrastructure G.P. sites. These Golden Rules are designed to protect workers and prevent accidents and fatalities.

Universal Lockout
This training course teaches students how to safely apply the lockout process according to Chantier Davie procedures to identify hazardous energy risks, lockout, unlockout, and restart equipment upon completion of work.

Naval Lockout
This training addresses the specifics of lockout in a naval context, where energy risks persist throughout construction or repair projects. Participants will learn how to integrate lockout while taking into account the unique realities on board ships.

This online training course aims to introduce you to the basics of firefighting and the effective use of a portable fire extinguisher in accordance with occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements.

Contractor Induction

This online training course has been designed to provide you with the essential knowledge and skills required to contribute actively to a healthy and safe working environment. It will teach you how to ensure your own safety and that of your colleagues while adhering to Lassonde's standards and practices.
During the course, you will familiarize yourself with safety rules, personal protective equipment requirements and the best industrial practices, such as handwashing and waste management procedures. The course also covers high-risk work procedures, locking out and tagging out equipment, safety rules for working near forklifts, how to handle complaints of workplace violence and harassment, and the evacuation procedure to follow in an emergency.

The purpose of this training is to enable employees to develop the skills needed to move around with a light industrial vehicle safely within the plant. Participants will learn to follow essential safety guidelines, adopt safe behaviours near equipment and critical areas, and comply with the plant's traffic rules. The training emphasizes safe travelling through intersectoral aisles and priority zones to prevent incidents and promote a safe work environment.

This training aims to develop the ability of workers and supervisors to proactively identify hazards in their work environment. Participants will learn to analyze risks, apply preventive measures, and effectively use the Hazard Identification (IDT) logbook. The objective is to strengthen safe behaviors and contribute to a sustainable health, safety, and environment (HSE) culture on site.

This Lockout Tagout (LOTO) training course provides participants with a clear understanding of safe isolation practices for plant and equipment. It covers the roles and responsibilities of Personal Lock Holders, Isolation Officers, Supervisors, and Verifiers involved in Level 1, 2, and 3 isolation processes. Participants learn how to complete and interpret Lockout Matrix forms, apply and verify locks and tags, and follow proper procedures for equipment isolation, testing, and re-energization.
The course also emphasizes accountability, including proper documentation, communication, and the safe handling of lock removal scenarios. By the end of the training, participants are prepared to ensure that equipment remains securely locked and tagged out throughout their tasks, preventing accidental start-up and maintaining a safe work environment.

This online training course introduces the role of the spotter in maintaining safety during vehicle and equipment operations. It covers when a spotter is required, key responsibilities, and proper communication techniques to prevent incidents related to blind backing. Learners will gain the knowledge needed to support safe and efficient site operations.

This training will provide participants with practical strategies to reduce the risk of MSDs and optimize their comfort at work. They will leave with concrete tools to apply these learnings in their daily lives and adopt lasting habits.

Awareness of Musculoskeletal injuries (MSIs) are injuries or disorders that affect the muscles, bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and other supporting structures of the body. They can result from activities such as lifting, pushing, pulling, repetitive movements, awkward postures, or other physical demands of the workplace.