Working with hot materials "Hot work" refers to all industrial or craft operations requiring the use of heat, such as welding, grinding, cutting, or brazing.

An overhead crane is a piece of lifting equipment designed with one or more rails and a movable beam, facilitating the transport and lifting of heavy loads.

Asbestos and silica are materials commonly found in construction and many other industries.

Following the new regulations of article 2.9 of the CSTC and its sub-sections, it is now necessary to carry out practices of a rescue procedure elaborated by the project manager.

Construction sites present a number of noise-related risks for workers. Prolonged exposure can lead to serious occupational diseases of the auditory system. This training identifies the risks and the preventive measures required by the CNESST.

Disc cutters are commonly used on construction sites. However, it can be the cause of serious injury or death. This training course will help you to establish a safe routine when using a disc cutter.

The human body needs to be constantly on the move, and is not designed to sit statically. Computer work is increasingly present in our society, both at work and at home. What's more, the increase in teleworking brings with it many challenges for companies, not least in terms of home office ergonomics.

Lead is a metal present in small quantities in our environment, particularly in water, air and soil. It is known to have long-term negative effects on health, and any concentration of lead is dangerous. The aim of this training course is to provide information on how to prevent lead exposure by using safe work methods, and to help avoid any occupational illnesses linked to lead exposure among workers.

In Quebec, around 1 in 3 workers suffers from a work-related musculoskeletal disorder of non-traumatic origin. This training identifies the risks and teaches preventive measures to be adopted at both professional and personal levels.

Do your workers need to wear a respirator? Enroll them in a qualitative fit-test to ensure an optimal fit.

The objective of this presentation is to guide those involved in preparing and conducting an OHS break to maximize the benefits.

Short training for anyone who is required to act as a site flagger. It covers the six points listed in section 2.8.3 of the CSEA. This training will also help you to improve traffic flow on your work sites and thus, avoid any accident involving your workers or machinery.

Do your workers use hazardous materials on the job? Enroll them in a WHMIS (WHMIS harmonize with GHS) training that is mandatory as of November 30, 2018.

This training offers a simplified version of our Lockout training and its objective is to introduce workers to the basics of lockout by explaining the general lockout procedure, energy sources, different equipment and alternatives to lockout.

The hazards and risks inherent to confined space work are often unknown to workers assigned to this activity. This theoretical and participative training teaches the various hazards related to work in confined spaces as well as the related control measures, the appropriate work methods and the legal requirements.De plus, cette formation est adaptée et mise à jour selon les éventuelles modifications qui seront apportées au RSST et qui seront mises en application d’ici l’été 2022.

Do your workers have to work at heights? Sign them up for fall protection training. The training aims to teach safe methods for wearing a safety harness, the different accessories for protection against falls and other measures applicable to work at height.

Do your workers have to work at heights? Sign them up for fall protection training. The training aims to teach safe methods for wearing a safety harness, the different accessories for protection against falls and other measures applicable to work at height.

Are your workers exposed to asbestos in the course of their work? Enroll them in a training course that will inform them of the hazards and preventive measures to be applied when asbestos dust may be present in the work area.

Several thousands of Quebec workers are potentially exposed to crystalline silica in the various construction sectors. Long-term exposure can lead to serious and even fatal occupational diseases. This training identifies the risks and teaches the preventive measures required by the CNESST.

This training allows participants to better understand the risks associated with digging and trenching. On the other hand, this training allows to inform the workers on the applicable preventive measures to eliminate the risks associated with digging, including the risk of collapse.

Minimum approach distances must be respected when working near a power line. This training teaches the basic notions of electricity, the safe work methods to adopt near power lines, the applicable regulations and more.

The objective of this training is to make workers aware of the importance of using lockout, to explain the general lockout procedure and to review the basics of a lockout program.

Training that provides an overview of the CNESST's zero tolerances, i.e. work at heights, work near power lines, digging work, work with scaffolding or work where asbestos or crystalline silica is present.

The hazards and risks inherent to confined space work are often unknown to workers assigned to this activity. This theoretical and participative training teaches the various hazards related to work in confined spaces as well as the related control measures, the appropriate work methods and the legal requirements.De plus, cette formation est adaptée et mise à jour selon les éventuelles modifications qui seront apportées au RSST et qui seront mises en application d’ici l’été 2022.

This personalized training course presents the new legal framework, the various responsibilities of the company's personnel, the management of work accident files, the prevention program, etc. Addressed to both managers and workers, this presentation will allow participants to contribute to the management of OHS in the company.

Lifting activities are found in a multitude of industries. The purpose of this training is to inform workers of the different lifting equipment and accessories, their characteristics, the inspection methods and the different types of lifting.

Heavy vehicle and construction equipment traffic is commonplace on construction sites and their daily activities are sometimes considered mundane. This training course sheds light on the organization of work on construction sites, the development of a traffic plan, and other measures to ensure safe traffic on construction sites.

The objective of this training is to allow workers to develop their skills to operate a boom lift and an aerial work platform in a safe manner. This training is intended for regular and occasional users of aerial work platforms.

The work of a forklift operator requires a high level of attention and concentration as well as a good knowledge of the risks associated with driving forklifts and the applicable safety measures. This theoretical training allows participants to acquire the notions related to preventive driving.