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.

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.

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.