The Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Fundamentals Training Course is a foundational workplace safety program designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills for maintaining a safe work environment.
It covers key topics such as hazard identification and prevention, emergency response procedures, WHMIS, safe lifting, and workplace responsibilities. The course helps workers recognize potential risks, follow established safety protocols, and actively support a culture of health and safety in the workplace.
12 hours
2 days x 6 hours
$220 + GST
English
Scott Road
In-person only
Issued upon completion of the course. Certificate has no expiration date.
Take the first step toward increasing your employability and meeting workplace requirements with recognized certification. Join our practical training and gain the skills employers across British Columbia value.
A: This course is designed for workers, supervisors, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of workplace health and safety principles and responsibilities.
A: OHS training requirements vary by industry, employer, and jurisdiction. Many organizations require workers to complete basic health and safety training before beginning work.
A: The course covers workplace hazard recognition, safe lifting, WHMIS, emergency preparedness, employee rights and responsibilities, and maintaining a safe work environment.
A: Completing OHS training demonstrates your commitment to workplace safety, enhances your safety knowledge, and can improve your employability across a wide range of industries.