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.

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.

Workplace accidents among young workers in Canada are a major concern. All employers must ensure that every young worker undergoes an induction program or occupational health and safety training, before starting any job.

During this training, you'll learn about the risks and workplace rules that affect young workers; the issues surrounding generation gaps, adapted tasks and their different rights; and the important elements of an induction program and good communication.

The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) is a comprehensive system for providing information on the safe use of hazardous materials in UK 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.

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.

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.

Lift trucks are now used everywhere, in all sectors, to handle heavy loads. The worker must therefore know the good practices to apply when using them.

As part of this training, you will learn more about the several types of lift trucks, accident causes, stability principle, operator safety, and general safety rules of the 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.

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.

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.

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.

The presence of contaminants in the work environment can have harmful and dramatic consequences for the health and safety of workers.

This educational capsule looks at various accident situations involving physical, biological and radioactive contaminants, and the different measures that can be taken to control or eliminate these risks.

In the era of rapid communication and the extensive and widespread use of technology, we can easily lose the essence of messages. Communication is an art, and mastering it takes practice and patience.

This educational capsule looks at the different aspects of communication, including key concepts for mastering communication skills, as well as techniques for applying them to various professional situations.

This online training course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely in the workplace. Through interactive learning modules and practical exercises, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of workplace safety and learn how to identify and mitigate potential hazards. This course is ideal for anyone who works in a hazardous environment or wishes to enhance their knowledge of workplace safety practices.

This training is specific to the employer and worker who apply a risk assessment at work. You will see how to interpret the law and terminology of a risk assessment, recognize: what a risk assessment is, how to identify the hazard and who is at risk and evaluate the risk, control and understand how to complete a risk assessment.

Hot work is one of the most frequent causes of fire in the workplace.
In this short capsule, you will learn more about the risks of hot work, the measures to take to prevent a fire from breaking out and the means of protection.

Dozens of accidents and illnesses linked to hazardous materials could be avoided every year.
In this educational capsule, you'll learn more about what WHMIS is, including hazardous product classification, labelling and product safety data sheets.

When an accident occurs with a vehicle transporting hazardous materials, the consequences can be serious for the people involved and the environment.
In this capsule, we will give you an overview of the regulations and classification of hazardous products, the usefulness of schedules, the transport containers, and the placards to affix to them, as well as the important documents to complete.

In the industrial sector, carcinogenic substances are "time bombs". They are present and often unrecognized, and their negative effects on the body generally only appear decades later.
During this training course, you'll learn more about the types of exposure to contaminants and their effects on health, the usefulness of laboratory research, and how to protect the health and physical integrity of a person forced to work with carcinogenic products.

In the industrial sector, carcinogenic substances are "time bombs". They are present and often unrecognised, and their negative effects on the body only appear decades later.
In this short capsule, you will find out more about Mike, a mine driller, who is exposed to various carcinogenic substances in the workplace, the control measures put in place by his employer, and the risk factors that can lead to occupational illness.