OHS safety training informs workers of their rights and responsibilities relating to emergency procedures, incident reporting, identifying workplace hazards, safe work policies, and more. We offer a wide selection of online training courses to satisfy general and workplace-specific training requirements (see complete list below).

Online certification is a convenient way to complete OHS Canada training requirements. Our occupational health and safety training courses educate workers on numerous workplace hazards, such as confined spaces, electrical systems, machinery, and fall safety. Training can begin immediately anywhere there is an Internet connection. Upon successful completion the student will have immediate access to a printable certificate and wallet card.

Recent statistics from the Association of Workers' Compensation Boards of Canada reveal that in 2018, there were 1,027 workplace fatalities recorded in Canada. There were also 264,438 claims for lost time due to work-related injury and disease. These statistics highlight the importance of occupational health and safety training (commonly referred to as OHS health and safety training). The goal of OHS safety training is to advance workplace health and safety as a key part of an organization's health, safety, and wellness program.

The OHS ensures safe and healthy working conditions for employees working in Canada. OHS Canada training is based on three key worker rights: the right to know about health and safety issues, the right to participate in decisions that could impact health and safety, and the right to refuse work that could affect health and safety.