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As Ontario’s official government-designated health and safety training centre with more than 35 years experience, we work to provide essential high-quality training to workers, their representatives, supervisors, and employers, in public and private sector workplaces of every size, industry, and region of the province. Your delivery options include, in-person or online virtual classrooms, both publicly scheduled or on your timetable. Connect with us to learn more.

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WHAT’S NEW

Ensure propane safety and compliance with WHSC training

Hazards of working with propane are often unknown or underestimated. When left unaddressed, they can have deadly consequences. Training can help and, for some, is mandatory.

Suppressing silica…new tool offers exposure control blueprint

A new web-based tool aims to help assess the degree to which construction workers are exposed to hazardous silica dust and suggest task-specific exposure control plans.

Working at heights training critical to preventing deadly falls

Failing to ensure adequate fall protection is in place continues to result in worker deaths, critical injuries, and employer convictions beyond just the construction sector.

Is your JHSC fully certified or in need of the mandatory refresher?

The law, experience and research recognize the need for properly trained JHSC members. After all their powers under the law are considerable.

Training key to safer work and learning, say scholarship winners

With incidents of harassment and violence in our schools and communities mounting, tapping into the insight of students can be an important step in the pursuit of prevention.

Four-day workweek: Canadian trial makes the case for it.

A shorter workweek may be part of the solution to escalating burnout and mental injuries among working Canadians and is beneficial to companies too, recent research suggests.

FOR WORKERS

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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

FOR EMPLOYERS

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KNOW YOUR DUTIES

FOR H&S REPRESENTATIVES

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FOR YOUNG WORKERS

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