The safety of workers operating industrial machinery is a major issue for companies using this type of equipment. Accident prevention is a key element in protecting the health and safety of workers.
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.
Choosing protection is a crucial step where we must apply the best possible solution to eliminate the risk. A risk analysis is carried out at this stage to identify all the resources needed to reduce the risk.

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.

In many sectors, workers may be required to work alone or in isolated workplaces. While it's not always dangerous to work in an isolated location, there are circumstances where performing tasks in isolated locations can present increased risks to the worker's health and safety.

During this training, you will learn more about jobs and activities at risk in isolated locations, how to identify sources of risk that need to be controlled, appropriate means of communication, and emergency procedures for staying safe.

The sounds emitted by certain equipment or the noise level of certain work environments could have a serious impact on workers' hearing if they are not adequately protected. When ambient noise cannot be reduced to a safe level with source mitigation measures, the use of hearing protectors becomes necessary. This training will allow you to learn more about the hearing protection equipment available and their proper use.

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.

Any worker who is exposed to sources of electrical power is at risk. Aren’t electric shocks harmless? Perhaps, but the force and heat produced by an electric arc can damage and destroy human tissue. Through this online training, workers will be informed of potential risks which may arise in the course of their duties and of prevention measures they should implement.

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.

The sounds emitted by certain equipment or the noise level of certain work environments could have a serious impact on workers' hearing if they are not adequately protected. When ambient noise cannot be reduced to a safe level with source mitigation measures, the use of hearing protectors becomes necessary. This training will allow you to learn more about the hearing protection equipment available and their proper use.

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.

Mining sites as Tacora Ressources have to deal with numerous potential hazard from natural occuring minerals to chemicals used in the extraction process. This course will cover Industrial Hygiene Awareness concerning the Industrial hazards you may encounter.

Tacora Resources is an innovative iron ore mining and mineral processing company focused on the acquisition, development, and operation of iron ore reserves and assets, which allow for the sale of high-grade iron ore products throughout the world. This training covers the material needed by contractors to access the pit.

Awareness session to support our employees and contractors to better manage their environmental risks in regards of the following standards:
E11 – Water Quality Protection and Water Management.
E12 – Air Quality Protection.
E13 – Chemically Reactive Mineral Waste Control.
E14 – Land Management and Rehabilitation.
E15 – Hazardous Materials and Non-Mineral Waste Control and Minimization.
E16 – Biodiversity Protection and Natural Resources Management.

This training aims to equip individuals with the necessary understanding and measures to effectively manage silica-related risks in the workplace.

More specifically, it will provide participants with comprehensive knowledge about silica, including its definition, sources, and routes of entry into the body. It will cover the potential health effects, diseases associated with exposure, and contributing factors. Participants will also learn about the Threshold Limit Value (TLV) for silica, the silica code of practice, air monitoring techniques, hazard controls, and the importance of medical surveillance in ensuring their safety and health. (Formerly Marathon Gold)

Review of Tacora Resources’ effluent compliance, the MDMER emergency response plan, and spill contingency plans.

Choosing protection is a crucial step where we must apply the best possible solution to eliminate the risk. A risk analysis is carried out at this stage to identify all the resources needed to reduce the risk.
During this training course, you will learn about all the stages involved in risk assessment, how to make the right choice of protection based on this assessment, and how to apply the design rules for enclosing and nip guards.

This training course is designed to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO), a silent killer, and provide effective strategies for protecting yourself. Topics covered include the sources and risks associated with CO exposure, the symptoms of CO poisoning, and the preventive measures and protective equipment needed to minimize risks.