What You’ll Learn:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Identify and control common industrial hazards
  • Understand legal responsibilities under Canadian OHS laws
  • Use and maintain PPE properly
  • Respond effectively to emergencies and near misses
  • Work safely in high-risk environments (e.g., heights, confined spaces, equipment operation)
  • Support a positive safety culture on-site



Who This Course Is For:

  • Industrial workers (new or experienced)
  • Supervisors, crew leads, and forepersons
  • Safety coordinators and HSE reps
  • Employers needing training for compliance or onboarding



What’s Included:

  • 6 core modules (plus final review)
  • Mobile-friendly, self-paced lessons
  • Real-world examples and practical safety tips
  • Final assessment + printable certificate of completion
  • Reference to Canadian OHS regulations




Built for Canadian Workplaces

This course reflects safety practices and regulatory standards across Canada. It’s ideal for use in:

  • Construction
  • Oil & Gas
  • Manufacturing
  • Mining
  • Other Industrial related work settings



Why Safety Training Matters

Every year, thousands of workers are injured on the job, and many of those incidents are preventable. This course helps you:

  • Provide training to workers (due diligence)
  • Reduce liability and risk
  • Promote a culture of safety
  • Boost team confidence and hazard awareness



Course Curriculum


Section 1: Introduction to Industrial Safety
  • What is Industrial Safety?
  • Importance of Safety in High-Risk Environments
  • Legal Responsibilities and the Internal Responsibility System
  • The Role of Workers, Employers, and Supervisors
  • The Consequences of Unsafe Work Practices
Section 2: Hazard Recognition and Control
  • Common Workplace Hazards
  • Hazard Identification Techniques
  • Risk Assessment Models
  • Control Measures
Section 3: Personal Protective Equipment
  • Overview of Required PPE in Industrial Settings
  • Proper Selection, Fit, and Maintenance of PPE
  • Limitations of PPE
Section 4: Emergency Preparedness and Response
  • Emergency Types
  • Emergency Preparedness and Response
  • First Aid Awareness and Incident Reporting
Section 5: Safe Work Practices and Procedures
  • Lockout/Tagout Procedures
  • Working at Heights
  • Confined Space Entry
  • Manual Materials Handling
  • Vehicle and Equipment Safety
  • Noise Hazards and Hearing Protection
Section 6: Communication and Safety Culture
  • Toolbox Talks and Pre-Job Safety Meetings
  • Reporting Hazards and Near Misses
  • Building a Positive Safety Culture
Final Review and Assessment
  • Key Concepts Recap
  • Final Knowledge Assessment







Enroll Today

Give yourself, or your team, the knowledge and confidence to work safe, every day.


Disclaimer

This is an awareness-level course designed to introduce participants to key concepts in industrial health and safety. It is not a substitute for employer-led, site-specific training or any legally required certification courses such as:

  • Fall Protection
  • Confined Space Entry
  • WHMIS/GHS
  • First Aid or CPR
  • Equipment Operation Licensing
  • Any other jurisdiction-specific or task-specific regulated training

Employers are responsible for ensuring that all required workplace training, site orientations, and certifications are completed in accordance with provincial or federal occupational health and safety regulations.