Why choose Safe Communities Canada as your online training provider?

When selecting training, it is important to know that you are using a recognized Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) training provider – an organization recognized by government and industry leaders for its commitment to injury prevention. To achieve compliance with current OHS regulations an employer must provide workers many types of workplace health and safety training. Our online courses cover OHS training staples, including WHMIS, WHMIS Refresher, Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG), Lockout/Tagout, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Awareness, Fire Safety, and Due Diligence for Supervisors.

In addition to these OHS basics, we offer recognized training in other areas, such as Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Respectful Workplace Training, The Respectful Workplace (for Ontario workplaces), and Asthma Awareness.

Every OHS course on our online campus complies with federal and provincial/territorial OHS regulations. Our online training meets or exceeds current OHS standards. Each successful participant can immediately print/download a Certificate of Completion.

Employers have the benefit of affordable OHS training from a recognized charitable organization and health and safety leader, with options like automated record keeping, bulk pricing, and customized training reports. Workers have immediate access to training, 24 hour technical support, and printable Certificates of Completion.

Perhaps best of all, when an organization or individual purchases a Safe Communities online course, they can direct 20% of the purchase amount to a local safe community. A portion of every training dollar contributes to local health and safety programs.

OHS Compliance – OHS training that meets all regulations and standards – online OHS courses offered by a recognized OHS provider – immediate access – automated record keeping – and printable Certificates of Completion – There are many good reasons to select Safe Communities as your online OHS training provider.

Perhaps the greatest reason of all is the knowledge that you can direct a portion of every training dollar to a local safe community – supporting health and safety programs at the local level.