Ohs Courses and Breakfasts

This course details the theory and procedures to perform effective accident investigations. Employing CAN/CSA-Z796 "Accident Information" standard, these procedures are reinforced through practical tabletop exercises and a walkthrough accident training scenario where participants will employ the skills learned in the classroom.  read more »

Participants in this 1 day program will learn how to establish a mandate, limitations, PPE, leadership, as well as the use of emergency response checklists. Further training may be done on the client’s site to produce an effective and competent response capability.  read more »

This one-day workshop provides the attendees with the knowledge and skills needed to understand and comply with new regulatory requirements effective Sept 30, 2006; identify confined spaces and associated hazards; conduct hazard assessments; develop confined space programs, plans, permits and procedures; identify appropriate hazard controls.  read more »

For Mangers, Supervisors and Workers, this 1 day Confined Space Entry course will detail the requirements for comprehensive and site specific Confined Space and Rescue Programs.  read more »

Confined Space Legislative requirements, recognition, hazards, protective clothing & equipment, entry planning, roles & responsibilities, respiratory protection & ventilation, emergency non- entry rescue & contingency planning and effective use of entry permits.  read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast Seminar will provide attendees with information regarding specific changes to confined space regulations, the potential impact on industry and the measures that need to be taken in order to ensure compliance.  read more »

This EH&S Compliance Breakfast, specifically prepared for 2010, ensures that those tasked with EH&S responsibilities are up to date regarding recently announced regulatory initiatives and have a strategy in place to achieve and maintain compliance.  read more »

This half day training course will benefit supervisors and workers, who, in the normal course of their duties, employ Fall Arrest procedures and equipment.  read more »

This Complimentary Fire & Life Safety Breakfast session is designed for business owners, managers, supervisors, employee reps and/or those tasked with fire safety responsibilities within healthcare, commercial and industrial sectors.

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This 1 day course will assist property managers, supervisors and building emergency coordinators, fire wardens and fire marshals, to increase their knowledge for Fire Safety Planning and Emergency Evacuation Procedures.  read more »

The new system, "Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS)", will address classification of chemicals by types of hazard and harmonized approach to classification and labelling.  read more »

This course will include a practical introduction to the OHSA and regulations; present a proven approach to H&S policy and program development; and discuss effective H&S management and auditing the H&S program.  read more »

This 1 day workshop is directed towards those who may be called upon to coordinate or lead an effective and safe response to an emergency at their facility. A combination of theory and table top exercises will be employed to facilitate the learning process.  read more »

Directors, managers and supervisors who are building an effective response capability within their company will want to attend this 1 day training course.  read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 1 to 4: Definitions, General Duties, Workplace Safety & Health Committees& General Workplace Requirements of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 12 (Hearing Conservation & Noise) & 15 (Confined Space) of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 33 (Demolition (Hazardous Materials Aspects Only)) & 37 (Asbestos) of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 35 (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) & 36 (Chemical & Biological Substances) of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Breakfast will cover Ontario's Noise Exposure Limits: Past and Present; an overview of the new Amendments; what needs to be done to comply with the new Exposure Limits; info on conducting Occupational Noise Surveys and how to develop Exposure Control Strategies.  read more »

As a building owner, you are legally responsible for the implementation of all aspects of the Ontario Fire Code, updated in November 2007.  Find out if you’re compliant:  read more »

Introduction to all confined space requirements of CSA Standard Z.94.04 including limitations of protection, effective programs, health effects and symptons.  read more »

This course lists the regulatory requirements for spills, states the reporting requirements for spills and describes the basic steps in emergency response to spills and releases.

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Participants learn the requirements of the Safety and Health Program; chemical evaluation; and how an Occupational Hygiene Review can satisfy many legal requirements associated with the use of hazardous chemicals.  read more »

In this Breakfast Seminar, Pinchin staff who are experienced in the field of safety and health will explain the changes in Manitoba law regarding the responsibilities of workplace parties. Practical methods for compliance will be described.  read more »

This 1 day training program is directed towards managers and supervisors responsible for the coordination of the transfer and shipping of hazardous materials in any environment. The TDG Act and Regulations mandate training requirements for shippers, and personnel directly transporting or receiving dangerous goods.  read more »

This training course provides the necessary tools for those tasked with conducting Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) training at their place of employment.  read more »

A brief overview of conducting, developing and implementing commercial waste audits and waste reduction work plans, based on the Ontario Regulation 102/94 as Manitoba does not have a similar regulation.  read more »

This 1/2 day course provides attendees with an understanding of the elements of WHMIS regulations; chemical hazards and the control of these hazards; and the knowledge needed to implement and maintain an effective WHMIS program  read more »