We offer fully interactive online multimedia training programs. The do-it-yourself training often features graphics, video and sound. Users can proceed at their own pace, testing their knowledge along the way.
To access our videos listed on the right, visit the online videos page.
Certification is awarded for the successful completion of the online courses listed below.
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This course examines the hazards associated with electricity and safety measures to reduce the risk of injury. Units include: Theory, Electrical Flow and Barriers, Induction, Electricity and the Body, Step and Touch Potentials, and Safe Limits of Approach.
This course is designed to give the participant, the knowledge in fire safety and prevention, fighting a fire by recognizing user and equipment limitations, the fundamentals of fires, types of fire extinguishers, and the proper handling of the fire extinguisher.
This program explains the importance of Lockout-Tagout in safeguarding workers who operate machinery or processes in industry. The basic tenets of safety are explained as are the specific stages and procedures of the Lockout-Tagout process.
Please be advised that the online version of this course is currently under review and will not be offered until further notice. We will still be offering the classroom version of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods course.
This WHMIS course (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) meets the legislated worker training requirements for all Federal and Provincial workplaces in all provinces and territories.
The Construction Sector Council is offering this online Pipeline Construction Safety Training (PCST) course to help workers understand basic safety requirements on a pipeline jobsite.
The Pipeline Construction Safety Training (PCST) certificate expires after three years. If you have previously completed the PCST course and would like to renew, register for the Certificate Renewal.
Certification is not awarded for the online programs below. They are intended for informational purposes only.
Asbestos-related diseases are the #1 work-related cause of death among Ontario construction workers. In this presentation, find out what asbestos is, what the potential health effects of exposure can be, how to identify asbestos in infrastructure, and how to work with it safely.
This WHMIS course (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) meets the legislated worker training requirements for all Federal and Provincial workplaces in all provinces and territories.
The OHSA has been amended to help protect workers from workplace violence and harassment. In this presentation, find out what the law says, what the employer needs to do, risk assessment, and development of a program. (See also: Workplace violence & harassment.)
In this presentation, you will find out about noise control, noise exposure levels, use of hearing protection and good hearing protection practices. An optional quiz is included to test your knowledge. 20:40 min.
In this presentation, you will find out about noise control, noise exposure levels, use of hearing protection and good hearing protection practices. An optional quiz is included to test your knowledge. 21:29 min.
A Ministry of Labour health and safety inspector explains what he looks for during a swing stage inspection.
MOL hazard alert: suspended work platforms
A Ministry of Labour health and safety inspector talks about fall hazards on low-rise residential construction projects.
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The hot summer weather will soon be upon us—protect yourself from heat stress and heat-related illness at work.
See also: heat stress
A Ministry of Labour health and safety inspector talks about what she looks for during a forklift inspection.
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This tool, created by the Ministry of Labour, presents some common hazards that could lead to falls at low-rise construction projects.
Pains and StrainsMost pains and strains at work are preventable. Use this tool to find out how. There are separate sections for employers and employees.
