The right to refuse hazardous work has developed over the years. Numerous health and safety decisions have strengthened the right of workers to refuse dangerous work.
In this training course, you will learn what the right of refusal is, and the different steps of the general approach used when a worker decides to exercise it.

Modern slavery is a serious and widespread global issue that affects millions of people worldwide and can occur in any country or industry. Every organisation has a responsibility to understand modern slavery, recognise risks within its operations and supply chains, and take steps to prevent exploitation and protect human rights.
This eLearning course has been developed by the Slave-Free Alliance, a social enterprise owned by Hope for Justice, a global non-profit organisation dedicated to ending human trafficking and modern slavery. The course provides essential awareness training, helping you understand what modern slavery is, the different forms it can take, and why it is relevant to organisations and employees at every level.
Through real-world insights and practical guidance, you will explore common and hidden forms of exploitation, recognise subtle signs of control, understand organisational risks, and know what to do if they have concerns or need advice.

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.

RECOMMENDED PREREQUISITE TRAINING:
* FALL PROTECTION AND PREVENTION - INTRODUCTION (SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS)
* FALL PROTECTION AND PREVENTION - LADDERS AND STEPLADDERS

Any worker having to work at heights should know the risks associated with his tasks, and know what means of protection to use, to prevent incidents.

As part of this training, you will learn more about the main risks of falling and the means of control, the life-saving procedure and the risks associated with hanging, as well as the inspection, adjustment, and maintenance procedures of personal fall protection equipment.

During this course, you will learn more about what a fire is, how it spreads and what the consequences are. You will be able to identify workplace fire hazards and how to prevent them. In addition, you will know how to use evacuation methods, and the role of each person involved, in the event of a fire.

Risk assessments are a fundamental part of workplace health and safety, helping organisations identify hazards, understand risks, and implement appropriate control measures. This eLearning course is designed for those involved in carrying out or contributing to risk assessments.
The course explains what a risk assessment is, how to interpret relevant legislation, and how to follow a structured approach to identifying hazards, assessing risk, and applying control measures.

During this course, you will learn more about what a fire is, how it spreads and what the consequences are. You will be able to identify workplace fire hazards and how to prevent them. In addition, you will know how to use evacuation methods, and the role of each person involved, in the event of a fire.

RECOMMENDED PREREQUISITE TRAINING: * FALL PROTECTION AND PREVENTION - INTRODUCTION (SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS) * FALL PROTECTION AND PREVENTION - LADDERS AND STEPLADDERS Any worker having to work at heights should know the risks associated with his tasks, and know what means of protection to use, to prevent incidents. As part of this training, you will learn more about the main risks of falling and the means of control, the life-saving procedure and the risks associated with hanging, as well as the inspection, adjustment, and maintenance procedures of personal fall protection equipment.

This training will help you demystify what the IOC Plant Project Management Framework is and how it can help you manage your projects.

Provides a general awareness of what fatigue is, the associated accountabilities & responsibilities and how to recognize and manage fatigue.

This procedure from the Railway Safety Group, which is linked to Standard C-3 (Vehicles and Operations), was developed to manage the risks associated with the operation and maintenance of railway vehicles and infrastructure.
This presentation explains the contents of the standard and what you need to know as an employee or contractor.

This rail safety group procedure, which is linked to the C-3 standard (vehicles/driving), was developed to manage hazards associated with the operation and the maintenance of infrastructure and rail vehicles.
This presentation will explain the content of the standard and what you need to know as an employee or contractor.

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.

Understanding your employment rights is key to creating a fair and compliant workplace, especially with major UK law changes coming in 2026 and 2027. It’s important for businesses and employees to stay informed and prepared.
This course breaks down the key updates in the Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA), including changes to sick pay, parental leave, harassment protections, and unfair dismissal rules. It also covers new trade union rights, the Fair Work Agency, and what steps employers should take to prepare.
By the end, you’ll feel confident in your rights and responsibilities, and ready for what’s ahead.