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Previous issues
- Mental Health in the Workplace
- Due Diligence: A Viable Defence
- Alberta's distracted driving law comes into effect Sept. 1
- Transport accident data brings issue of mandatory drug, alcohol test to light
- Part II: Asbestos at Home
- Part I: Asbestos from Past to Present
- Glove Selection and Protection
- Province Introducing Stricter Guidelines for Health and Safety Credentials of Companies
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Safety Update
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Safety Update: Canada's industry leading TDG & WHMIS courses are now available online!
WHMIS - Workplace Hazardous
Materials Information System Who needs WHMIS training? WHMIS training is legally required for all employees who are exposed or likely to be exposed to a hazardous material or controlled product at the workplace. The onus is on the employer to ensure that staff is properly trained. The eCompliance WHMIS (2010) course ensures that students clearly understand what WHMIS is, the importance of each part of the WHMIS legislation, how to apply the system to their workplace and how to work safely with or near controlled products. Employees completing this course will have the option of printing out and participating in a practical exercise that confirms key WHMIS concepts in the context of the employee's workplace. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to print a wallet or wall sized certificate. TDG - Transportation of Dangerous
Goods Who needs TDG training? According to the TDG Rwgulations, anybody who handles, offers for transport or transports dangerous goods requires TDG training. The eCompliance TDG (2010) course for Canadian surface transport
allows students to complete their training anywhere they have
internet access and at their own pace. The course enables
the student to gain an understanding of each part of the TDG
Regulations and how it applies to them and the dangerous goods they
handle. Upon successful completion of the course, a certificate of
completion can be printed by the student or course administrator.
The TDG certificate remains valid for three years.
In keeping with eCompliance's objective of providing best in class products to our clients, eCompliance has partnered with one of Canada's leading subject matter experts in TDG and WHMIS. This subject matter expert is a member of the Canadian Spill Response Organization (CSRO) and is also on the Board of Directors of the Dangerous Goods Trainers Association (DGTA). The online TDG and WHMIS courses represent the culmination of many years of experience and knowledge gained through the delivery of training and consulting to some of Canada's top organizations.
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