At the end of this training course, you will be able to identify the risks associated with torch cutting. The techniques and tools used to carry out this work must comply with well-defined rules for safe use. This training covers the preventive elements needed to avoid the risk of accidents.

This training course covers the safe and efficient use of angle grinders. You will learn about tool components, inspection steps, disc selection and installation, personal protective equipment (PPE), and proper work practices to prevent accident hazards. At the end of this training course, you will be able to handle the angle grinder in a professional manner, while complying with safety standards.

Manufacturers have responsibilities in terms of risk assessment and controlling risks. Encouraging collaboration between users and manufacturers is essential to achieving an acceptable objective in terms of risk control.

During this training course, you will learn about all the steps involved in risk assessment, how to use the risk assessment tool and how to establish a list of hazardous phenomena to be assessed.

Hard metals are mainly used in the manufacture of cutting tools, drills and other industrial and mining equipment. Hard metal dust is generated during various manufacturing and processing stages.
In this training course, you will learn about the risks of working in the presence of hard metal dusts, their properties, effects on the body and applicable means of prevention.

Controlling hazardous energies during installation, maintenance, repair or unjamming of equipment is essential to prevent serious work accidents caused by them. Lockout is one of the methods to use to control them. During this training, you will learn about the principles, tools and methods to isolate equipment from these energies and to lock out access to these sources, to prevent any uncontrolled use.

Risk management is a discipline that aims to identify, evaluate, and prioritize risks related to the company's activities, regardless of their nature or origin. This discipline implies that risks are treated methodically in order to reduce and control the probability of feared events, as well as their possible impact.

Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a method of anticipating and analyzing hazards and risks in the workplace. It is a rigorous process, a tool to be favoured by any worker who is about to perform a task, and it usually takes only a few minutes to complete. It raises team awareness of the importance of health and safety, identifies risks by breaking down tasks into steps, develops accident prevention tools, and encourages the adoption of an occupational health and safety culture. It also helps prevent serious accidents and save lives.

Welding, brazing and cutting are examples of ignition sources near flammable materials. This is what we call "hot work." The techniques and tools used to perform these jobs must be done within defined parameters. This training covers the safety items necessary to avoid accident and fire risks.

Fire extinguishers are first response tool allowing to act on incipient fire. The source of a fire may vary, and using the wrong extinguisher type can not only be ineffective, but can, in some cases, aggravate a situation. This training covers the fire extinguisher types, and explains how to use them and maintain their good condition.

When health hazards associated with hazardous materials, tools or environments cannot be controlled by other means, workers must be equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE). This training covers clothing and accessories, their functions and proper use.

Slips and falls are accidents in which a worker is thrown off balance while on the ground. These events, which still occur too frequently, can be avoided. This training will equip you to prevent falls and slips in the workplace.

Every day in our workplaces, we use tools. These objects that were invented to meet specific needs and help us in our tasks can also present safety risks. This training will allow you to learn more about the different types of manual and motorized tools as well as the safety rules to follow when handling them.

Slips and falls are accidents in which a worker is thrown off balance while on the ground. These events, which still occur too frequently, can be avoided. This training will equip you to prevent falls and slips in the workplace.

Ladders and stepladders are common tools that nobody is concerned about. Yet, they cause an incredible number of accidents, some of which are very serious. This training will provide workers with the knowledge and working methods required to work safely on ladders or stepladders.

Fire extinguishers are first response tool allowing to act on incipient fire. The source of a fire may vary, and using the wrong extinguisher type can not only be ineffective, but can, in some cases, aggravate a situation. This training covers the fire extinguisher types, and explains how to use them and maintain their good condition.

This training guide aims to provide mine operators with the necessary knowledge and skills to identify geotechnical hazards in their work environment. Geotechnical hazards pose significant risks to safety and productivity in mining operations, making it crucial for operators to be able to identify and address them promptly. By following this training, operators will be equipped with the tools to recognize and report potential geotechnical hazards, ensuring a safer and more efficient mining operation.

During the training, you will learn key knowledge in office ergonomics: ergonomic risks, musculoskeletal disorders, ergonomic principles to respect in the office, etc.

You will learn how to make adjustments to the workstation while respecting ergonomic principles, regardless of the work environment and equipment;

You will develop strategies to intervene effectively and positively with work colleagues by promoting accountability and autonomy.


Following the training, the participant will have in their possession several practical tools, information capsules and reference documents to support them in carrying out the interventions.

Modules 1 and 2 (e-learning) allow participants to develop their ergonomic eye in various work contexts. The training approach focuses on understanding the principles of ergonomics, in all kinds of situations, through varied examples that are not specific to the reality of their company. This strategy allows you to have a fresh perspective and reduce biases linked to past experiences.

The participant will be able to identify the ergonomic risks present at a workstation (module 1). He will be able to prioritize the positions on which to act according to the real level of risk and to develop solutions based on the determinants of risk (module 2).



As an option, module 3 is offered in person. It allows participants to consolidate the learning of modules 1 and 2 and develop their knowledge to design or correct a workstation, a tool or equipment based on recognized ergonomic benchmarks. This part of the training is personalized to the reality of your company, via case studies and examples taken from your environment.

In this course you will learn about:
- Corporate credit card use
- Travel booking tools
- Expense reporting and approval requirements
- Summary of rules
- Other business expenses

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.