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Workplaces around the world use steam to heat, dry, cook, sterilize, and generate power. Properly used, steam is one of the most efficient, cleanest, and safest sources of energy. But steam can also be dangerous and cause serious injuries and…

Substance abuse threatens the well-being of workers and the organization. People who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol are more likely to injure themselves or others at work and to perform poorly on their jobs. It is important…

Every year tractors are involved in accidents that cause serious injury and death. Safety training is critical for the safe operation of a tractor. Overview Tractor Safety provides basic information about tractor safety, including safety practices to follow to avoid…

The majority of Canadian workers own cell phones. Using cellphones at work can be beneficial to employers and employees. They can also interfere with productivity, safety, and security. Overview Using Cell Phones at Work explores the problems of cell phone use…

Welding and Allied Processes Training is designed to help you fulfill compliance requirements with health and safety regulations and standards in Canada and the US. Overview Welding and Allied Processes Training offers basic information on the different types of welding…

Outdoor workers face hazards related to the plants and animals in the areas where they work. The types of hazards depend on the work, location, weather, and how much time workers spend outside. Overview Wildlife Awareness training provides an overview…

Workplace bullying has a strong negative impact on employees and on organizations. Yet too often it goes unrecognized. Overview Workplace Bullying participants will learn the signs and symptoms of workplace bullying and what they can do about it. Who Needs…

Stress can affect anyone. It can be caused by a job or by personal issues. This course deals with stress caused by work, what we will call job stress or work-related stress. Overview Work-related stress is a major contributor to…

Young workers (under the age of 25) are at increased risk for injury at work. This is largely because they lack experience, do not know their rights, and often do not get the training and supervision they need to do…