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.

Good control of a telescopic lift truck during work is essential to prevent serious work accidents caused by this equipment. During this training, you will become aware of the types of inspection required, know the main components and particularities, understand the risks of use, apply the means of prevention, and know the safe operation.

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.

40% of accidents involving cranes and rigging involve a load loss, the consequences of which are often dramatic. Operators are required to ensure the operational integrity of their equipment, to control the various operating maneuvers and to apply the best rigging practices when lifting loads. This online training covers four subjects:
Overhead crane: Basics and inspection
Load lifting and safe operations
Slinging and lifting accessories
Lifting signals

This training is designed to provide professionals with the essential knowledge and skills required to conduct effective workplace investigations. Participants will learn the step-by-step process of how to handle investigations and apply the good practices.

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.

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.

Online training on occupational health and safety standards that apply to contractors performing work on Nemaska Lithium sites. This training is mandatory to access the sites of this company.

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.

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 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.