Free webinar, Nov 25: Practical AI in Safety with Ashley Mckie. Save your spot →
BIS Safety Software
Machine Guarding (CAN)
This Machine Guarding (CAN) course complies with CSA standards for training in Machine Guarding Safety within the Canadian jurisdiction. It fulfils the necessary classroom training requirements.
The Machine Guarding (CAN) course is a CSA-approved training module that focuses on the safety protocols for machine guarding within Canada. It is designed to meet the stipulated classroom training requirements. The curriculum is interspersed with quizzes to ensure learners understand and retain the key concepts. Upon successful completion of the Machine Guarding (CAN) course, participants will be able to download and print a certificate and a wallet card. They will also receive a customizable form that employers can use to evaluate the workers’ application of the knowledge acquired during the training session.
The following modules are included in the Machine Guarding course:
- Introduction
- Équipement
- Opérations
- Dangers
- Case Studies
- Conclusion
The course takes approximately an hour to complete.
Regular testing is conducted throughout this online Machine Guarding (CAN) course to enhance the learning experience. A minimum score of 80% is required to successfully complete the course. Up to three attempts are allowed to achieve the pass mark.
Following the successful completion of this online course, participants will be able to download and print their certificate of completion.
Détails du cours
Durée du cours
Ce cours durera environ 60 minutes
Note de passage
Pour réussir cette formation, vous devez obtenir 80% ou version supérieure au quiz
Certificat
À l'issue de la réussite de ce cours, un certificat à votre nom sera stocké sur votre profil et disponible à l'impression
Cours de formation supplémentaires
Vehicle & Roadside Inspections
Our web-based Vehicle & Roadside Inspections training is aimed at educating commercial vehicle operators on the critical nature of vehicle and roadside inspections, and...
Silice cristalline pour les employés de la construction
L'Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) indique qu'environ deux millions d'ouvriers du bâtiment sont exposés à la silice cristalline. Ce minéral omniprésent peut causer de graves...
BCMSA Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD) Training for Supervisors
An integral part of mitigating injuries, supervisors are trained in this course on MSD risk assessment techniques, prioritization and cost-benefit matrices. These tools are...