6100 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System Train-the-Trainer (1 day)
Description:
This one-day course is designed for the supervisors who are responsible for establishing and maintaining their company's WHMIS program.
Course Objectives:
To provide the participants:
- Certification to conduct generic WHMIS in-house training
- Knowledge to develop site-specific programs to fulfill legislative requirements
- Knowledge to use WHMIS to protect everyone's health and safety on the work site
- Information to facilitate a self-study program for workers
- Knowledge to evaluate worker competency through an exam
NOTE: Workers will receive a wallet-sized card proving WHMIS certification from the NCSA.
Course Content:
The course covers:
Warning labels
- Identifying warning symbols
- Proper labeling on controlled products
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- All MSDS's must be up-to-date
- All controlled substances must have an MSDS
- Interpretation
Worker Training -- Trainers are taught:
- To relay the proper meaning of this information to the worker
- How workers can use this information to protect their health and safety on the work site
Participants who successfully meet the course requirements will be issued a WHMIS Train-the-Trainer certificate good for a three-year period.
This course can be one of the four core courses required for the Certificate of Recognition Program (COR).
Prerequisites:
None
Cost:
$75.00
Please call the NCSA to confirm course cost as it is subject to change without notice.
Schedule
This course is not currently scheduled.
See the schedule for all courses.
Program: Certificate of Recognition (COR) Program
- 1100 Principles of Health & Safety Management (1 day)
- 2100 Auditor Training Program (2 days)
- 3100 Leadership for Safety Excellence (2 days)
- 5100 Flagperson Train-the-Trainer (1 day) (elective)
- 6100 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System Train-the-Trainer (1 day) (elective)
- 7100 Transportation of Dangerous Goods Train-The-Trainer (1 day) (elective)
See the Certificate of Recognition (COR) Program overview.
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