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.

In this training course, you will learn about the risks of working in the presence of crystalline silica, a natural mineral found in many rocks and used in many industries. Its effects on the body can have serious effects on health, and you will discover preventive measures to reduce exposure.

Cultural diversity is an important reality in the workplace. This training course on welcoming immigrant workers aims to raise participants' awareness of the challenges faced by immigrant workers when integrating into a new work environment. Participants will learn effective strategies for welcoming, integrating and supporting their immigrant colleagues, fostering an organizational culture that is inclusive and respectful of diversity.

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 E-Learning training session is required in order to access Thermo Fisher Scientific Massachusetts

Chlorine is a chemical element widely used in the industrial sector. However, it can be very harmful to health, and even fatal in certain circumstances.
In this training course, you will learn about the risks of working with chlorine, its effects on the body, appropriate preventive measures and safe storage rules.

The consequences of working while impaired are numerous. All employers must understand the impact on workplace safety, productivity and employee well-being, and be aware of the policies, procedures and legal obligations associated with this issue. All workers must have the necessary skills to recognize, prevent and manage situations involving employees with impaired faculties.
As part of this training, participants will learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of impairment, intervene appropriately and promote a safe and respectful work culture.

THIS COURSE IS NOT MANDATORY FOR SITE ACCESS. This training provides essential knowledge and practical guidance for working with and around Cyanide. The interactive modules provide best practices for emergency response, safe handling and storage. This course equips learners with the skills to identify hazards, understand exposure routes, respond effectively to incidents, and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

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.

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.

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 health and safety orientation training allows all employees to familiarize themselves with each other’s roles and responsibilities, site access rules, and essential procedures for preventing accidents and maintaining a healthy work environment.
Participants will also learn about emergency procedures and expected behaviours in critical situations, as well as the environmental and sustainable development principles that must be adhered to.

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.