Ozone Depletion Prevention CertificationREGISTER NOWJUN 24, OCT 21, FEB 17 This course is for those who require the ODP/ODS Certification for the purchasing and/or handling of refrigerants throughout Canada, to fulfill provincial and federal regulations. This environmental awareness training program (Ozone Depletion Prevention) is based on Environment Canada’s “Code of Practice for Elimination of Fluorocarbon Emissions in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems”, deals with environmentally-correct equipment design, proper handling of refrigerants, and will prepare participants for complying with Federal and Provincial Regulations covering refrigeration and air conditioning systems. More Details COST $249.00 plus HST |
Forklift Operator SafetyREGISTER NOWAPR 1, JUN 17, OCT 21, FEB 17 (1 day) This is a compliance course which meets all Ontario and CSA regulations and standards for both inexperienced forklift drivers and those with moderate prior experience operating a motorized, counterbalanced forklift. Participants will complete theory in-class in the morning and then complete the practical portion in the afternoon. More Details COST $249.00 plus HST |
Working at HeightsREGISTER NOWMAY 9, JUN 13, JUL 11, AUG 8, SEP 12, OCT 10, NOV 14, DEC 12, JAN 9, FEB 13, MAR 12 This one-day course provides a comprehensive overview of legislated requirements, hazards and hazard controls related to Working at Heights. The course complies with the Ministry of Labour’s Working at Heights Program Standard. By the end of the training, participants will have knowledge and skills that will help them avoid or prevent falls from heights. MTO approved under Safety Guys. More Details COST $120.00 plus HST |
Working at Heights – RefresherREGISTER NOWMAY 15, JUN 19, JUL 17, AUG 21, SEP 18, OCT 16, NOV 20, DEC 18, JAN 15, FEB 19, MAR 18 After successfully attending this 1/2-day Working at Heights Refresher course you will be certified for another 3 years. Once certified, you do not need to take the full course again Successful students will receive a new certificate from the Ministry of Labour. COST $110.00 plus HST |
Joint Health & Safety Certification Level 1REGISTER NOWMAY 23-25, SEPT 26-28, JAN 23-25 (3 day) The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) requires employers to ensure at least one certified member represents management and one certified member represents workers on the Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC). This training provides participants with an overall knowledge of health and safety that is applicable to all workplaces. This three-day course covers the first part of the training required for you to be a certified member of a workplace Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC). Combined with Part Two, it leads to certification under Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development guidelines. More Details COST $495.00 plus HST |
Joint Health & Safety Certification Level 2REGISTER NOWJUN 21-22, NOV 9-10, MAR 5-6 (2 day) Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, at least one worker member and one management member of a joint health and safety committee (JHSC) are required to take a provincial Chief Prevention Office-approved two-part training program (the first certification training component must be completed before taking this course). Part 2 certification is designed to provide participants with the information and tools they need as JHSC members to recognize, assess and recommend controls for the hazards commonly found in their own workplaces and industry sectors. This includes understanding how to identify the relevant legislation, as well as standards, guidelines and best practices as they apply to the hazards in question. More Detail COST $399.00 plus HST |
Competent SupervisorREGISTER NOWAPR 17-18 The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) defines a supervisor as a person who has charge of a workplace or authority over a worker. This definition is very broad in scope. The reality is that the definition of supervisor applies to many different people within a workplace. It can apply to people in management, on the shop floor, in a bargaining unit, and individuals whose job title does not include the word “supervisor”. Employers must ensure that all supervisors are deemed “competent”. Competence implies the appropriate knowledge, training, and experience to handle the Occupational Health & Safety Act requirements. Training is delivered virtually – live instructor lead. Participants will need access to a computer that has a video camera, microphone and speakers as well as a solid and reliable internet connection. COST $395.00 plus HST |