
WHMIS Workplace Hazard Safety Training
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WHMIS Workplace Hazard Safety Training
Learn to identify hazards, handle materials safely, avoid accidents and follow safety rules in this free online course.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Summarise how the Canadian safety system keeps workers safe from dangerous materials
- Outline the legal duties that bosses and staff must fulfill to maintain a safe shop
- Identify the different types of physical and health risks present in the workplace
- Explain what the various warning pictures on containers mean for your daily safety
- List the specific groups of hazardous items that require special handling labels
- Describe how to find life-saving information on a standard Safety Data Sheet
- Apply the correct steps for storing chemicals so they do not react or catch fire
- Select the proper safety gear, like gloves or goggles, for handling specific toxins
- Plan the right response for an accidental chemical spill or emergency at work
- Recognise when a safety label is damaged and needs to be reported or replaced
- Categorise materials by their hazard level using the standard symbols provided
- Discuss where to find extra training resources to stay updated on workplace hazards
Course Overview
About This Course
Course Description
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