The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) is a comprehensive system for providing information on the safe use of hazardous materials in Canadian workplaces through labels, safety data sheets (SDS), worker education and training programs. This training will allow you to learn more about this system and its applications.

In this training course, you will learn about the hazards associated with exposure to benzene, a toxic chemical. The course will help you understand the effects of benzene on the human body, including short- and long-term health risks. You will also learn about the preventive and protective measures to be applied to minimize these risks in the workplace.

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.

During this training, you will learn about equality, diversity and inclusion. Also, you will be informed on the different terminologies, the liability of your actions, the procedures and the understand the Organisation Culture.

Ammonia (NH₃) is a simple yet extremely versatile molecule that plays a crucial role in many aspects of our daily lives and industry. Although its use presents challenges in terms of safety and sustainability, continuous innovation and stringent regulations aim to maximize its benefits while minimizing its risks.
In this training course, you will learn about the risks of working in the presence of ammonia, the effects on the body and the means of prevention.

Promising advances have been made in all areas of nanoparticles, but there are also risks to society and the environment.
The aim of this training is to raise awareness among workers of the risks associated with exposure to nanoparticles, and to inform them about the properties of nanoparticles, their industrial applications, the dangers of handling them and the preventive measures that should be taken to protect health.

Beryllium is a metal with unique properties. Although it is a valuable material in many industrial applications, it can be very harmful to health. In this training course, you will learn about the risks of working with beryllium, its effects on the body, and the applicable preventive measures.

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.

Sodium hydroxide, also known as caustic soda or NaOH, is an essential chemical compound in numerous industrial and commercial fields. Its physical properties can make the product appear harmless, but in fact, it can lead to irreversible damage due to its pH. It is an extremely corrosive product, which can cause irreversible skin and eye injuries.
In this training, you will learn about its properties, storage, and associated hazards and first aids.

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.

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.

During this training course, you will learn about the development of an emergency response plan, the roles and responsibilities of those involved, assessing the risks inherent in your organization, determining the important actions to take depending on the type of disaster, the requirements for the various devices indicated on an emergency response plan, procedures in the event of an emergency and the essential elements of effective crisis management.

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.

Sometimes, some work must be performed in a confined space, which is a totally or partially enclosed area, not designed to be occupied by people. Confined space work requires rigorous preparation and complex procedures. This training allows you to learn more about the safe practices to implement in these restricted environments to limit the risk of accidents.

Data protection is a major issue for companies. Companies must obtain the explicit consent of individuals before collecting or processing their personal data. Consent must be free, specific, informed, and obvious. During this training, you will discover who the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is intended for, the seven fundamental principles, the rights of individuals, and the actions to take in the event of a data leakage.

Risks considered as critical are those that can cause serious permanent damage or even death to workers.
Each type of work or operation causes different critical risks. Therefore, it is important not only to know the critical risks, but to target and prioritize each specific intervention for each environment.

Our era is marked by the extensive and widespread use of technology. Everything is increasingly accelerated, even our interactions. In the age of rapid communication, we can easily lose the essence of messages.
Human contact, accompanied by emotions, enables us to communicate more effectively than with an emoticon symbolizing our mood of the day.
Communication is an art, and mastering it requires practice and patience!

Same level falls, holes, mezzanines, scaffolding, platforms, ladders, stepladders, roofs, towers or skyscrapers, etc.: opportunities to fall are everywhere. Year after year, falls are among the leading causes of workplace deaths. This training addresses the main situations that expose workers to the risk of falls and includes the basic principles and techniques of fall protection to recognize and prevent potential hazards associated with working at heights.

During this training, you will learn about the different types of asbestos and their health related risk. Also, you will be informed on where you should be cautious to the presence of asbestos in your work environment. This training is an introductory to asbestos.

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.