Safety Tips
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Active Shooter (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewActive shooter situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly. The goals for this course are to identify warning signs of an active shooter event, explain situational awareness, and describe what to do when law enforcement arrives.
Les situations de tir actif sont imprévisibles et évoluent rapidement. Les objectifs de ce cours sont d’identifier les signes avant-coureurs d’un événement de tir actif, d’expliquer la conscience de la situation et de décrire ce qu’il faut faire lorsque les forces de l’ordre arrivent.
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Aerial Lifts (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewIl y a environ 30 décès reliés à des appareils de levage chaque année. Le but de ce cours est de permettre aux étudiants d’identifier les types les plus courants des appareils de levage et d’élévateurs à ciseaux, les risques associés avec leur utilisation, leurs critères d’inspection et les méthodes de travail sécuritaire avec ces appareils.
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Asbestos Safety (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewL’amiante est un minéral extrêmement dangereux et ayant causé des milliers de décès. Dans ce cours, les étudiants seront formés pour bien comprendre les dangers de l’exposition à l’amiante ainsi que de son inhalation et ils apprendront comment minimiser leurs contacts avec ce matériau toxique.
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Back Safety and Injury Prevention (French)
CAD24.15 USDQuick ViewOne of the most common health complaints around the world is back pain. Back pain hurts 80% of people during some point in their lives. The danger is higher for manufacturing, warehouse, hospitality and trades workers, and any other physically demanding job.
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Chemical Safety (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course will show learners how to recognize chemical hazards in the workplace by being able to detect them, protect themselves and understand hazcom programs in place.
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Chemical Safety Course – Spanish
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewEste curso le enseñará a los aprendices a reconocer los riesgos químicos en el lugar de trabajo, siendo capaces de detectarlos, protegerse y comprender los programas de Hazcom existentes.
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Cold Stress (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe goal of the course is to create awareness of the hazards inherent to working in cold environments. Additionally, the course identifies the nature, symptoms and treatment of cold stresses and precautions employees should take to protect themselves.
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Electrical Safety (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe goal of the course is to enable employees to reduce workplace accidents involving electricity by learning to identify electrical hazards, take proper control measures and follow safe work practices, and response actions in the event of shock or fire. (French Version)
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Emergency Response (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course will teach basic emergency response information and key response planning tools. Although it will not make you a professional first-responder, it will help you deal with an emergency if you are at the scene. You will be taught skills on proactive actions that can be taken when danger is imminent, such as calling the authorities, isolating the hazard, establishing protocols for saving lives, and more. You do not need to know how to eliminate the potential for emergencies, but you do need to know how to reduce the potential for devastating emergencies by establishing proper reaction procedures.
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Fire Extinguisher Basics (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewOne of the most reliable ways to put out fires in the workplace is fire extinguishers. Although they are not a requirement, employers who choose to use fire extinguishers must train workers in general fire extinguisher use to comply with standards. (French Version)
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First Aid: Medical Emergencies
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThe purpose of this course is to educate employees on how to appropriately respond to medical emergencies such as respiratory distress, diabetes, hypoglycemia, seizures, fainting and stroke.
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Job Hazard Analysis
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course is meant to teach learners how to identify potential hazards in the workplace using various hazard identification tools, with the goal of preventing incidents from occurring.
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Office Safety (French)
CAD9.99 USDQuick ViewThis course will educate you on the importance of office safety. You may be thinking, if the worst that can happen is a paper cut, why do we need to talk about safety training? Because a paper cut isn’t the worse that can happen.
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SAFETY TIP: Active Shooter Response Training
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewActive Shooter events regularly devastate communities, schools, and workplaces. In this Safety Tip, the learner will review signs of imminent active shooting and strategies for survival and safety.
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SAFETY TIP: Ammonia Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip, learners will go through common ammonia uses and hazards, in addition to best practices for safety.
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SAFETY TIP: Arc Flash Prevention
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewArc Flash is a serious risk when conducting hot work and working with electricity. In this Safety Tip, learners will review the conditions that lead to arc flash and best safety practices.
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SAFETY TIP: Arc Flash Protection
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewArc Flash is a serious risk when conducting hot work and working with electricity. In this Safety Tip, learners will review the conditions that lead to arc flash and best safety practices.
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SAFETY TIP: Asbestos Exposure Prevention
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewAsbestos can lead to serious, damaging respiratory illnesses. Since it is used in a variety of products and materials, this safety tip will educate the learner on best strategies to prevent exposure and suitable respiratory protection.
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SAFETY TIP: Avoiding Falling Object Hazards
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewFalling object hazards are present in any workspace, ranging from boxes, tools, machines, or other materials. In this Safety Tip, learners will identify common hazards and learn best safety practices.
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SAFETY TIP: Avoiding Slipping Hazards
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewSlipping hazard can be a risk in any environment, in the forms of puddles, oil, ice, or slick surfaces. In this Safety Tip, learners will utilize best practices to notify others of hazards and avoiding slipping themselves.
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SAFETY TIP: Back Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewBacks can be injured from sudden contact, poor lifts, or poor ergonomics. In this Safety Tip, learners will discover best practices to preserve their back health every day on the job.
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SAFETY TIP: Bandsaw Guarding
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewBandsaw are a useful but dangerous tool. In this Safety Tip, learners will discover the necessary precautions for bandsaw guarding and safety.
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SAFETY TIP: Behavior Based Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewSafety is more than installing machine guards or using wet floor signs; it’s a mentality and conscious behaviour to act safely in everything you do. In this Safety Tip, learners will discover how they can utilize behaviour-based safety in their work.
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SAFETY TIP: Bloodborne Pathogens Protection
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewBloodborne pathogen transmission can happen in any work environment and pose serious risks to the health of everyone. In this Safety Tip, learners will identify common hazards and protections strategies concerning bloodborne pathogens.
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SAFETY TIP: Chemical Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip, learners will identify the hazards of chemical misuse, where safety information can be found, and best practices for safety.
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SAFETY TIP: Cold Weather Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewCold weather introduces a variety of hazards to the environment, including cold temperatures, snow, ice, and worsened driving conditions. In this Safety Tip, learners will see common hazards posed by cold weather and necessary precautions.
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SAFETY TIP: Compressed Air
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip, learners will identify the hazards posed by compressed air use and the precautions needed for everyone’s safety.
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SAFETY TIP: Compressed Gas Cylinders
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewCompressed gas cylinders pose a variety of hazards and are easy to confuse by cylinder shape and colour. In this Safety Tip, learners will identify common mistakes and learn best practices for storage, handling, and usage.
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SAFETY TIP: Compressed Gas Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip, employees will learn best practices for using compressed gases and what precautionary measures are necessary for handling and storage.
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SAFETY TIP: Confined Space
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip course, learners will identify the hazards of working in confined spaces, such as oxygen depletion or toxic gas build-up. Additionally, learners will discover best practices for safely working in confined spaces.
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SAFETY TIP: CPR Part 1
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewAs the first part of this two part Safety Tip course, learners will identify common situations requiring CPR and strategies for administrating CPR.
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SAFETY TIP: CPR Part 2
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewThis lesson provides an overview on how to respond to a cardiac, respiratory emergency and use an AED until professional medical help arrives. This program does not qualify for first aid or CPR certification.
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SAFETY TIP: Discrimination Free Workplace
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewDiscrimination plagues businesses across the world. It can be explicit through bullying behaviour and actions or subtle through passed promotions and rejected opinions. In this Safety Tip, learners will identify common forms of discriminations and the necessary measures for addressing it.
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SAFETY TIP: Distracted Driving Awareness
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip course, learners will identify common distracted driving behaviour and utilize best practices for minimizing distractions both going to and on the job.
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SAFETY TIP: Drug & Alcohol Free Workplace
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewDrugs and alcohol can be a prevalent problem in any workplace. More than the use of potent narcotics, alcohol and less serious substance abuse affect workplaces everywhere. In this Safety Tip course, learners will identify common signs of substance use and best practices for reporting and safety.
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SAFETY TIP: Electrical Panel Clearance
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip course, learners will identify the risks of failing to obtain electrical panel clearance and what clearance requires.
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SAFETY TIP: Electrical Panel Inspections
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip course, learners will identify common things that are overlooked in electrical panel inspections and best practices for ensuring electrical panels are safe.
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SAFETY TIP: Electrical Safety
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewIn this Safety Tip course, learners will identify common hazards of electricity and resulting injuries. Additionally, they will utilize best practices to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
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SAFETY TIP: Emergency Response
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewKeeping a cool head in an emergency and acting appropriately is vital in saving lives and preventing injuries. In this Safety Tip course, learners will discover what they can do to protect themselves and others.
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SAFETY TIP: Ergonomics
CAD2.50 USDQuick ViewDue to their long-term nature, ergonomics may not seem important. However, the injuries easily prevented by good ergonomics are some of the most common and debilitating injuries in every industry. In this Safety Tip course, learners will discover the importance of good ergonomics and best practices they can take.
