Manufacturing and Industrial Safety Training

COURSE OVERVIEW

Workplace health and safety are paramount in any work setting. To uphold a secure work environment, all workers must be aware of their duties and obligations concerning health and safety. This Manufacturing and Industrial Safety Training course provides an introduction to the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act, Regulation, and Code. It shows how this information can be used to foster a safe and healthy work environment.

Our Manufacturing and Industrial Safety Training course is segmented into 12 sections. These sections include:

Section 1: Advantages of a Health and Safety System
Section 2: Hazard Evaluations
Section 3: Hazard Mitigations
Section 4: Health and Safety Committee/Representatives
Section 5: Education and Expertise
Section 6: Other Concerned Parties
Section 7: Proactive Maintenance
Section 8: Worksite Inspections
Section 9: Incident Inquiries
Section 10: Emergency Readiness
Section 11: First Aid
Section 12: Management Dedication and Participation

Upon finishing, you will be asked to complete a final scenario to evaluate your learning.

COURSE TOPICS

Health and safety are collective responsibilities of all workers. To assist you in creating a secure and healthy work environment, this course introduces the following aspects:

Augmenting worker knowledge about health and safety systems
Fundamental concepts of health and safety legislation
Risk assessments and controls
Safety training and safety meetings
Safety precautions for visitors and other parties
Incident prevention
Incident investigations
Emergency response plans

ONLINE COURSE DURATION

Roughly 150 minutes

PASS MARK

A score of 80% is necessary to obtain a certificate of completion for this online Manufacturing and Industrial Safety Training course. If the pass mark is not reached, learners have the opportunity to retake the course twice.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

Completion certificate.

COURSE PREVIEW