Health & Safety Training

Además de hacer ejercicio y alimentarse adecuadamente, relajarse es un componente fundamental de cualquier estrategia de manejo del estrés. En este curso, veremos una serie de formas de relajarse, desde estiramientos rápidos que puede hacer en el escritorio hasta meditaciones y ejercicios de respiración diarios que puede hacer en casa. "¡Relájese!" es parte de una serie sobre el estrés.

Learn how to investigate workplace accidents and incidents to find root causes and prevent similar occurrences.

This course is an introduction to accident investigation within Ontario workplaces.

This review module gives you a chance to re-evaluate your health and safety knowledge and determine whether or not you need further training.

Asbestos is a serious workplace health issue. In this course, we will look at asbestos uses, health effects, legislation and control strategies.

Asbestos materials are a potentially serious workplace hazard, and people who inhale asbestos fibres are at risk of developing critical, often fatal, illnesses.

This course examines the process of culture assessment and how it can assist in leading to changes in safety behavior.

This course explains the physiology of the back and presents common types and causes of back injuries. It also describes injury prevention, safety practices, basic back exercises, and proper lifting techniques.

No matter how much you drive, backing up can be a challenge. People who drive for work may drive forwards for tens of thousands of miles/kilometers in a year, but may only back up one or two miles/kilometers in the same period! This fact, combined with other issues such as speed, poor visibility and driver distraction result in the fact that approximately 25% of vehicle accidents happen while vehicles are backing up.

This course describes the safety and health protocols, policies and procedures that employees need to understand and follow to ensure that they stay safe when they return to work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This course describes the safety and health protocols, policies and procedures that employers need to be put in place to ensure that workplaces are safe when employees return to work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We all like to think of the workplace as a safe and healthy place to be. However, bullying can be a major concern for some workplaces.

All employees who work in the federal jurisdiction require health and safety training that includes an overview of the Canada Labour Code and the Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations.

This course discusses the implications of cannabis use on workplace safety and outlines essential elements of a workplace impairment policy.