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Workplace Safety Information & Training

WHMIS/SIMDUT Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to be proficient in the Occupational H&S legislation as it pertains to WHMIS/SIMDUT. This course covers the classification of hazardous materials, WHMIS/SIMDUT labelling, and MSDS material safety data sheets. Participants will also learn how workplace chemicals affect the body and what protective measures should be taken to protect ones self from exposure to hazardous materials. Renewal time is minimum 1 year. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an in-depth knowledge of WHMIS/SIMDUT legislation, labelling and the MSDS sheets. Mandatory to all job descriptions prior to the commencement of work.

Designation: WHMIS/SIMDUT Level #1 Certificate 3 levels of testing

Level: Certificate Standard Level #1, 80% Pass

Suggested Courses Fire Safety, Back & Lifting Safety, Health & Safety Orientation

Format: Interactive E-Learning

Duration: 1 Hours 1.5 Hour Advanced

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of English/French Language

Course Modules: Occupational H&S legislation in Canada Classification of Hazardous Materials WHMIS/SIMDUT Labels MSDS Material Safety Data Sheets How Workplace Chemicals Affect the Body Protective Measures

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Warehouse Distribution Printing Department Maintenance Production Administration Sales IT Department Accounting

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Printing, binding, bursting and shredding… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, maintenance… Line workers, supervisors, technicians… Clerical, data entry, Management, secretarial, call

centre… Order input, processing… Programming, Auto Cad, web administration… Receivables, payables, auditing…

Governing Legislation

Occupational Health & Safety Act WHMIS Reg. 860

Language English, French Renewal Annual (recommended)

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Fire Safety Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to be proficient identifying the classes of fires, types of fire extinguishers and the proper use and application of fire extinguishers. This course is called for in the Health and Safety act and is considered mandatory for all employees in all workplaces. This course is designed to complement the companies own specific fire procedures for the education of all new and existing employee. Fire safety should be combined with WHMIS training for all personnel and renewed as specified for their job by the Joint Health and Safety Committee. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop the knowledge of classes of fires, types of fire extinguishers and the proper use and application of fire extinguishers for the preservation of life. Mandatory for all job classifications.

Designation: Fire Safety Certificate

Level: Certificate Standard, 80% pass

Suggested Courses

WHMIS, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 15-20 min

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of English Language

Course Modules: Introduction – All about Fires Classification of Fires Types of Fire Extinguishers Rules for Fighting Fires How to use a Fire Extinguisher

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: All Administration Sales IT Department Accounting Warehouse Distribution Printing Department Maintenance

Management, Clerical, data entry, office, secretarial, call centre…

Order input, processing, sales… Programming, Auto Cad, web administration… Receivables, payables, auditing… Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Printing, binding, bursting and shredding… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, grounds/building

maintenance…


Occupational Health & Safety Act / Industrial regulation

Language English Renewal Annual (recommended)




Lockout / Tagout Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to be proficient in the proper procedure to initiate and recover from a lock out Tagout situation. The course provides the background knowledge and clear understanding of reasons for and consequences of Lockout/Tagout procedures as they pertain to the prevention of serious injury or death in the workplace. The responsibility and duties of due diligence and attention to details are covered as are the strict adherence to procedure. Awareness of tagging and locking devices and their appropriate use in the securing of machinery and equipment for maintenance or movement. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an in-depth knowledge of the rational, methodology and procedure for Lockout and Tagout to prevent serious injury or fatality.

Designation: Lockout/Tagout Certificate


Suggested Courses

WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 1 Hours


Course Modules: Introduction What is a Lockout Understanding Stored Energy Lockout Plan Lockout/Tagout Equipment Additional Lockout Information

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Maintenance Production Service

Janitorial, stationary engineer, repair… Machine operator, Supervisor, Service technician… Technician, shift supervisor…


Occupational Health & Safety Act Industrial regulation


Safety Training For Your Future Today E.A.G.L. ENTERPRISES

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Back & Lifting Safety Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to utilize proper lifting techniques to avoid strain, compression or fracture injuries on the job. The course covers the basic understanding of the form and function of the skeletal muscular system and the possible injuries to the back resulting from improper lifting techniques. The individual will learn the proper lifting techniques and understand how this will minimize strain injuries, reducing down time, discomfort and increasing productivity. This course is considered essential to all workers due to the fact that back injury is the number one injury in the work place. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act. Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an understanding of the

skeletal muscular system and the possible injuries to the back resulting from improper lifting techniques. Participants will learn the proper techniques and how to avoid strains and injury.

Designation: Back & Lifting Safety Certificate


Suggested Courses



Duration: 30-45 min


Course Modules: Introduction to Back Safety Understanding Your Back Lifting Techniques

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Warehouse Distribution Printing Department Maintenance Production

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Printing, binding, bursting and shredding… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, grounds/building

maintenance… Line workers, supervisors, technicians…


Occupational Health & Safety Act

Language English

Renewal Annual (recommended)




Fall Protection

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals and supervisors to utilize proper techniques to avoid fall injuries on the job. The course covers the basic understanding of fall safety and fall arrest techniques. This course is considered essential to all workers working at heights of 2 meters or more in the work place. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the CSA standards.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an understanding of the fall dangers and the possible injuries resulting from a fall from heights. Participants will learn the proper techniques and how to avoid falls and subsequent injury.

Designation: Fall Protection Certificate


Suggested Courses



Duration: 30-45 min


Course Modules: Introduction to Fall Protection Legal Responsibilities Fall Hazards Fall Prevention Fall Arrest Conclusion

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Warehouse Maintenance

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Janitorial, Stationary engineers, grounds/building

maintenance… Line workers, roofers…


Occupational Health & Safety Act / Industrial Regulations

Language English





Isocyanates Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to be proficient in the Occupational H&S legislation as it pertains to Isocyanates. This course covers the controlled material Isocyanates, labelling, accidental release and MSDS material safety data sheets. Participants will also learn how these workplace chemicals affect the body and what protective measures should be taken to protect ones self from exposure to controlled substances. Renewal time is minimum 1 year.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an in-depth knowledge of Isocyanates, legislation, labelling and the MSDS sheets. Mandatory to all jobs dealing with this controlled material.

Designation: Isocyanates certificate


Suggested Courses WHMIS/SIMDUT, WHMIS/SIMDUT Level #2, Fire Safety, Back & Lifting Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 30 Minutes

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of English Hazardous Materials Assessment for the work site WHMIS Controlled Products Inventory

Course Modules: Introduction Potential Health Hazards For State Procedures Accidental Release Measures Firefighting Measures Handling And Storage Personal Protection Summary

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Automotive Body shop Construction site Manufacturing

Mechanics Installers Insulation, foam products, adhesives, polyurethane

products, hardeners, two-part paint, packaging materials application, cutting, curing, spraying, drumming


Occupational Health & Safety Act Controlled substances legislation







Due Diligence Training

The goal of this program is to provide Mangers, Supervisors & JHSC with an understanding of what is Due Diligence and who can be charged under the Occupational Health & Safety Act? Participants will know how to establish a due diligence defence and learn about workplace safety fines for both the company and the manager or supervisor. This course is considered mandatory for all managers and supervisors and those persons being considered for promotion to these positions. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an in-depth knowledge of Due Diligence and the manager or supervisors legal and financial responsibility under the act.

Designation: Due Diligence Certificate


Suggested Courses Workplace Safety Inspections, Accident Incident Investigations, Implementing Workplace Safety, Understanding the Bill C-45, Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 10 min


Course Modules: What is Due Diligence? Who can be charged? How to establish a Due Diligence Defence Workplace Safety Fines

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Administration

Management, Supervisory staff…







Accident/Incident Investigations

The goal of this program is to prepare management & JHSC individuals to be proficient in accident investigation in reporting. The course covers the fundamentals of safety management, roles, duties and responsibilities of management and the penalties associated with negligence or fraud. A key management course to establish ones competency as defined by the Health And Safety Act. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this suite of courses is to develop an in-depth knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of management with regard to Health And Safety legislation and Bill C-45 and their application in the workplace.

Designation: Fundamentals Of Safety Management


Suggested Courses

Workplace Safety Inspections, Implementing Workplace Safety, Understanding the Bill C-45, Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Due diligence, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 30 min


Course Modules: Introduction and the Effects of an Accident Effective Investigations Procedures to Follow Accident Prevention

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Management Owners

General Managers Department Managers Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committee


Occupational Health & Safety Act Bill C-45

Language English



Joint Health & Safety Committee

The goal of this program is to prepare management & JHSC individuals to be proficient in function and operation of a Joint Health & Safety Committee. Covering all aspects of the Committees duties, responsibilities, procedures, meetings, and required confidentiality. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act. Objective: The objective of this suite of courses is to develop an in-depth knowledge

of the roles and responsibilities of the Joint Health & Safety Committee and its functioning with in the company as specified in the act.

Designation: Joint Health & Safety Committee


Suggested Courses

Workplace Safety Inspections, Implementing Workplace Safety, Understanding Bill C-45, Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Accident/Incident Investigations, Due diligence, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 20 min


Course Modules: Introduction About the Committee About the members About the meetings Procedures to follow Employer’s duties & Responsibilities Confidentiality









Understanding the Bill C-45

The goal of this program is to prepare management individuals to be proficient in Bill C-45 and their personal responsibility under this legislation. The course covers the fundamentals of safety management, roles, duties and responsibilities of management and the penalties associated with negligence or fraud. A key management course to establish ones competency as defined by the Health And Safety Act. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.




Suggested Courses

Workplace Safety Inspections, Accident Incident Investigations, Implementing Workplace Safety, Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Due diligence, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 15 min


Course Modules: Introduction Purpose of Bill C-45 How does Bill C-45 differ from the OHS Act? Bill C-45: What are the penalties? Bill C-45: Sentencing Factors Protecting the Organization Protecting Senior Management Summary




Bill C-45







Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act

The goal of this program is to prepare management & JHSC individuals to be proficient in the setup and operation of the health and safety program in the workplace, including accident investigation in reporting, inspections and documentation, monitoring and follow-up, planning and prevention, training and communications, lines of responsibility. The course covers the fundamentals of safety management, roles, duties and responsibilities of management and the penalties associated with negligence or fraud. A key management course to establish ones competency as defined by the Health And Safety Act. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.




Suggested Courses

Workplace Safety Inspections, Accident Incident Investigations, Implementing Workplace Safety, Understanding the Bill C-45, Due diligence, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 25 min


Course Modules: Introduction & Definitions Concept of the IRS Fundamental Rights of the OHS Act Responsibilities & Duties Enforcement Due Diligence Defence









Workplace Safety Inspections

The goal of this program is to prepare management & JHSC individuals to be proficient in inspection of the workplace to identify hazards, communicate with management and recommend controls. The course covers the fundamentals of safety inspections. A key management course to establish ones competency as defined by the Health And Safety Act. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.




Suggested Courses

Accident Incident Investigations, Implementing Workplace Safety, Understanding the Bill C-45, Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Due diligence, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 20 min


Course Modules: Introduction Types of Inspections 4 Step Process ...

Planning & Preparing Conducting Reporting Monitoring & Follow-up

Summary







Implementing Workplace Safety

The goal of this program is to prepare management & JHSC individuals to be proficient in the setup and operation of the health and safety program in the workplace, including documentation, monitoring and follow-up, planning and prevention, training and communications, lines of responsibility. A key management course to establish ones competency as defined by the Health And Safety Act. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this suite of courses is to develop an in-depth knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of management with regard to Health And Safety legislation and their application in the workplace.



Suggested Courses

Workplace Safety Inspections, Accident Incident Investigations, Understanding the Bill C-45, Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Due diligence, WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation


Duration: 10 min


Course Modules: Leadership Commitment Lines of Responsibility Documentation Training & Communication Personal Involvement Physical Site Safety Summary




Occupational Health & Safety Act Bill C-45





Health & Safety Orientation

The goal of this program is to introduce the individual to the Occupational H&S legislation as it pertains to the employee’s job. Covering their rights and responsibilities and introducing them to the internal responsibility system and due diligence. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop a working knowledge of Occupational Health & Safety legislation. Mandatory to all job descriptions prior to the commencement of work.

Designation: Orientation Certificate


Suggested Courses Fire Safety, Back & Lifting Safety, WHMIS/SIMDUT Level 1 & 2


Duration: 1 Hour

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of English

Course Modules: Introduction Workplace laws and regulations Joint Health & Safety Committee Responsibilities and Duties Workplace Hazards Training Personal Protective Equipment PPE Progressive Discipline Summary

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Warehouse Distribution Printing Department Maintenance Production Administration Sales IT Department Accounting

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Printing, binding, bursting and shredding… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, maintenance… Line workers, supervisors, technicians… Clerical, data entry, Management, secretarial, call centre… Order input, processing… Programming, Auto Cad, web administration… Receivables, payables, auditing…









Transportation of Dangerous Goods Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to be proficient in fundamentals of transportation, handling, containment, control and protection from exposure to designated dangerous goods. Participants will learn the legislation regarding classes of dangerous goods, shipping documentation, safety marks, means of containment and packaging, accidental release and the responsibilities of the Drivers / Handlers / Shippers. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act. Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an in-depth knowledge of the

Transportation of Dangerous Good legislation and its application toward the safe handling, containment, control and protection from exposure to designated hazardous materials.

Designation: TDG Certificate


Suggested Courses

WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation, Back & Lifting Safety

Format: Interactive E-Learning Plus 23 Page Reference Guide

Duration: 2-3 Hours

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of English Language, Drivers License

Course Modules: Introduction Classes of Dangerous Goods Shipping Documents Safety Marks Means of Containment-Packaging Special Cases Accidental Release Drivers / Handlers / Shippers TDG Test Questions

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Transport or Delivery

All licensed transportation and delivery personnel


Occupational Health & Safety Act / Transportation Act

Language English

Renewal 3 years


Cumulative Trauma Disorder Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to understand the warning signs of a potential injury such as aches and pains. Participants will understand who is susceptible to CTD in the workplace and what measures to take to prevent injury. Additional understanding of what Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, what causes it and how to reduce the onset of this chronic condition. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.

Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an in-depth knowledge of Cumulative Trauma Disorder; its cause and preventative measures to avoid injury.

Designation: Cumulative Trauma Disorder Certificate


Suggested Courses

WHMIS, Fire Safety, Back & Lifting Safety, Health & Safety Orientation , (Office Ergonomics)


Duration: 30-40 min


Course Modules: Introduction Understanding the Aches & Pains Who gets CTD Preventative Measures Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Exercises & Stretches

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Warehouse Distribution Printing Department Maintenance Production

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Printing, binding, bursting and shredding… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, grounds/building








Office Ergonomics Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals in the proper posture and typing position to avoid the chronic conditions associated with improper office ergonomic. The course includes a variety of ergonomic tips as well as exercises and stretches to improve circulation, relieve tension and improve posture. Individuals are instructed to check their posture and typing position to the course model and receive detailed information on the impact of poor habits on the muscular skeletal structure. Testing for certification has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act. Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an understanding of the

proper habits and ergonomics to reduce or avoid the chronic conditions that can result from poor posture and typing position.

Designation: Office Ergonomics Certificate


Suggested Courses WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation, Cumulative Trauma Disorder


Duration: 20 min


Course Modules: Introduction Posture Check What is “Correct Typing Posture” Different Typing Positions Ergonomic Tips Exercises & Stretches

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Administration Sales IT Department Accounting

Clerical, data entry, office, secretarial, call centre… Order input, processing… Programming, Auto Cad, web administration… Receivables, payables, auditing…







Exercises & Stretches

The goal of this program is to understand the various types of stretching strategies and their application in the work environment to reduce stress, muscle tension and avoid injury. Participants will understand the full range of stretches that address all areas of the body and learn the appropriate techniques to reduce the factors that may lead to injury or development of chronic conditions such as RSI, CTD or Carpel Tunnel Syndrome. This course is appropriate for all employees regardless of job description.

Objective: To develop a working knowledge of applying stretches in the daily work routine to reduce stress, muscle tension and avoid possible injury.

Designation: Stretches & Exercises Certificate


Suggested Courses WHMIS, Fire Safety, Health & Safety Orientation, Back & Lifting Safety, Office Ergonomics


Duration: 25 minutes

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of English Language, Good physical condition

Course Modules: Introduction Defining Stretches, Mini Breaks, Micro Breaks Stress and tired muscle relief Stretches guide

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas:

Warehouse Distribution Printing Department Maintenance Production Administration Sales IT Department Accounting

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Printing, binding, bursting and shredding… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, maintenance… Line workers, supervisors, technicians… Clerical, data entry, Management, secretarial, call

centre… Order input, processing… Programming, Auto Cad, web administration… Receivables, payables, auditing…







Heat Stress Training

The goal of this program is to prepare individuals to protect themselves from possible Heat stress while working in high temperatures. The student will gain and understanding of the human response to high heat exposure and the effects on the workers body and metabolism and the steps necessary to protect the individual in a high heat work environment. Testing for competency has a mandatory minimum as set out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act. Objective: The objective of this course is to develop an understanding of

Heat Stress and the proper steps to take to protect ones self in a high temperature working environment.

Designation: Heat Stress Certificate


Suggested Courses



Duration: 35 min


Course Modules: Introduction What is Heat Stress Recognizing and Treating Heat Stress Preventing and Controlling Heat Stress Summary

Recommended for the personnel working in the following areas: Warehouse Distribution Department Maintenance Production

Material Handling, loading dock, inventory… Delivery personnel, technicians… Janitorial, Stationery engineers, grounds/building



Occupational Health & Safety Act Regulation 851




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