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Learn directly from experienced trainers through courses that connect instruction with workplace examples and discussion.
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Learn with purpose.
Train for the work ahead.
Different roles, workplaces, and schedules call for different ways to learn. Explore our instructor-led training, online courses, and Canadian Safety Supervisor Series.
THREE DISTINCT TRAINING PATHWAYS
01 / TRAINING PATHWAYIn-Person Training
02 / TRAINING PATHWAYOnline Training
03 / TRAINING PATHWAYSupervisor Series
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Online Training
Access health and safety courses across different schedules and locations, including onboarding and refresher learning.
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CANADIAN JURISDICTIONS
Canadian Safety Supervisor Series
Explore training focused on supervisor health and safety responsibilities within Canada’s provinces and territories.
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Practical training.
Built for the work.
A focused selection of our featured instructor-led courses, from work at height and equipment operation to first aid and site safety.
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Working at Heights
Fall protection, safe access, and working at elevation.
CSE
Confined Space
Entry hazards, atmosphere monitoring, and safe-entry procedures.
TCB7
Traffic Control Book 7
Work-zone layouts, traffic control devices, and road-user safety.
FA
First Aid CPR C
First aid fundamentals, CPR, and workplace emergency response.
H&R
Hoisting & Rigging
Rigging equipment, load control, and lifting fundamentals.
EWP
Elevated Work Platform
Equipment inspections, platform positioning, and safe operation.
GD
Ground Disturbance
Excavation planning, ground hazards, and underground utilities.
FLT
Forklift
Equipment checks, load stability, and powered material handling.
CANADIAN SAFETY SUPERVISOR SERIES
One country.
Different requirements.
Safety legislation and supervisor duties vary across Canada. This series focuses on the responsibilities that apply where you work, including due diligence, hazard controls, inspections, and incident response.
11 Canadian jurisdictions1 consistent framework
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CANADIAN CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
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