TDG is the ultimate course. If you’re a shipper, receiver, driver, or handler this course will assure that your knowledge of the regulations behind shipping and receiving dangerous goods is up-to-date.

This 4-hour Transportation of Dangerous Goods course covers the regulations required that every employee handling, offering for transport or transporting dangerous goods within Canada and the USA, has TDG training and holds a valid TDG Certificate (with some exceptions). 

These regulations are mandated by Transport Canada. The primary purpose of TDG is to protect the public when dangerous goods are being transported.

Online courses are offered entirely online, using internet-based technologies to facilitate communication and instruction. Online courses offer several advantages such as: 

Flexibility: More flexibility in terms of scheduling and location, allowing students to complete coursework at their own pace and from any location. 

Convenience: More convenient for students who have work or family obligations that make it difficult to attend in-person classes. 

Variety: A wide variety of subjects and specializations.

Please Note:  Wildlife Awareness is available directly from energysafetycanada.com for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 6-hour course aims to ensure you have the understanding of potentially hazardous wildlife in the province that you may encounter out in the field, and how to safely work in their habitats.

Please Note:  Transportation of Dangerous Goods is available directly from danatec.com for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 3-hour course is ideal for shippers, receivers and drivers. It contains interactive elements such as video, animations, engaging games and skill building exercises which will engage the adult learner and make for an interesting and educational learning experience. Our courses focus on elements that ensure the information is understood, retained and easily resourced.

A final exam to complete the course and a printable certificate along with a Digital Badge is issued upon completion.

TDG certification is valid for 3 years upon completion and is non-transferable.

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This 4-hour course familiarizes workers with the updated International WHMIS system used to provide safety information about hazardous products in the workplace. Participants will learn about the new and updated symbols and their meanings, which are now called WHMIS pictograms, the labels on products, and new SDS (Safety Data Sheets). This course also includes valuable practical advice, so you will know basic health and safety measures to protect yourself and prevent workspace injuries and illness.

This course incorporates all the new requirements of the Globally Harmonized System with elements of the WHMIS 1988 for awareness and compliance purposes.

This 2-day (16-hour) St. John Ambulance course covers all the skills in Basic First Aid, plus first aid for other injuries and illnesses including head and spinal injuries and fractures of the upper and lower limbs.

Please note: We no longer offer Re-Certifications due to content changes in instructional manuals. Please contact St. John Ambulance regarding re-certifications.

In-person courses are traditional classroom-based courses where students attend classes physically in a designated location. In-person courses offer several advantages such as: 

Interaction: Allow for real-time interaction with instructors and classmates, which can lead to a better understanding of the material. 

Networking: Provides opportunities for students to network with other students, instructors, and professionals in their field. 

Personalized attention: Provides more personalized attention and support from instructors, allowing students to ask questions and receive immediate feedback.

• Students must complete all elements of the blended learning in full. Students who miss any course content cannot be certified and registration fees will not be reimbursed
• Only students with a current H2S Alive certificate may register for the H2S Alive Blended Renewal.
• Registration does not extend the current certificate.
• Participants must be able to put on a mask and breathe under air.
• Participants must be able to participate in rescue drag techniques.
• Basic literacy and understanding in the language the course is being taught is required.
• After completing the online portion, students have 90 days to complete the skills assessment through an ATP in order to be certified.

Skill Assessment

For the skills assessment, students should wear sturdy footwear and clothing compatible with the activity and movement associated with rescue techniques and donning/doffing of an SCBA.

Requirements:

All participants are required to be clean shaven to ensure negative pressure tests during the skills assessment. It is encouraged that those with long hair wear a ponytail or a braid. Participants must complete the training every 3 years.

This 8-hour course is intended for all workers in the petroleum industry who could be exposed to hydrogen sulphide (H₂S), commonly known as sour gas. The primary focus is to provide generic H₂S program content to help workers work safely in and around H₂S environments. The program covers the physical properties and health hazards of H₂S, how to protect oneself and basic rescue techniques. Each student is required to operate a self-contained breathing apparatus, and conduct rescue lift and drag exercises.

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We also offer the H2S Alive Blended Renewal course to renew your current certificate. As well as the in-person skills assessment.

Requirements

All participants are required to be clean shaven to ensure negative pressure tests during the practical exam. It is encouraged that those with long hair wear a ponytail or a braid.

This one-day 8 hr program is designed for any party that is supervising a Ground Disturbance, independently performing a Ground Disturbance, or issuing and receiving Ground Disturbance permits. The program ensures that Level II® personnel are familiar with, and fully understand, all the regulations and variances involved when a Ground Disturbance takes place. The course is presented in a logical sequence – from the pre-planning stage to the actual dig – and highlights the ‘musts’ compared to the ‘shoulds’. Level II® is the standardized program recognized by industry regulators. Certification is valid for 3 years. This course is assessed to the USP 201 Ground Disturbance Standard. 

“New” to Training Inc.

The Ground Disturbance Level II® classroom course has been endorsed to the BCCGA Ground Disturbance 201 Standard (British Columbia).  It will be possible for a student to complete multiple jurisdiction training in the same day by completing a Ground Disturbance Level II® class with one addendum and then completing the required additional training for the second addendum afterwards. This would take 1-1.5 hours of additional instruction after the regular class for the Addendum, Exercise and Exam for the second jurisdiction. 1 day 2 certificates.

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This 4-hour course provides information about standardized flagging procedures for the construction industry in Alberta. Individuals who are exposed to traffic hazards created by vehicles and/or equipment at the work site would benefit from the information provided in this course.

This instructor-led course at Training Inc. includes visual demonstrations, personal booklets containing course information and practice quizzes for each chapter, and an accompanying PowerPoint presentation.

This is an Alberta Construction Safety Association approved course.

In this 1-day (8-hour) St. John Ambulance course, students will learn to recognize and provide interventions for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives.

This 4-hour course is intended for those who use their backs for lifting or physical movement as part of their job performance, or for individuals who are interested in learning more about the causes and prevention of back injuries. Individuals will learn to identify common causes of back injuries and will also learn proper movement techniques to prevent back injuries.

Please Note:  Traffic Control Persons for Construction is available directly from youracsa.ca for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 1-hour course explains the techniques, equipment, and legal requirements for traffic control persons in a construction environment. It explains the importance of wearing the proper protective equipment, how to effectively control traffic in a variety of construction scenarios, and lays out general safety and legal requirements.

Please Note:  WHMIS (GHS) is available directly from danatec.com for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 1.5-hour course meets all of Health Canada’s training requirements under the Hazardous Products Regulations, for all persons involved in handling workplace chemicals.

WHMIS is for any person exposed to hazardous materials in the workplace. Danatec’s WHMIS online course centers around 5 WHMIS stories that bring in real-life events, told by real people in real workplaces. The video, animations, engaging games, and skill-building exercises will make for an engaging interactive learning experience. The course centers on elements that ensure the information is understood, retained, and easily resourced.

Please Note:  Pipeline Construction Safety Training is available directly from oscts.ca for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 6-hour self-paced course, is designed to help the pipeline workers know how to respond to worksite health and safety issues by taking the worker through the entire pipeline process from beginning to end.

Please Note:  SellSafe is available directly from sellsafe.aglc.ca for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

SellSafe Cannabis Staff Training is one of AGLC’s (Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis) mandatory social responsibility certification programs. For more information about AGLC go to aglc.ca.

The SellSafe certification from this 7-hour course helps cannabis industry workers understand the social and legal responsibilities involved in the sale of cannabis in Alberta.

To determine if you require SellSafe certification, or other certification to work in Alberta’s liquor, gaming or cannabis industries, click here.

For information about AGLC’s certification programs, or to create an account and access the on-line program, click here.

Please Note:  ProServe is available directly from proserve.aglc.ca for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

ProServe Liquor Staff Training is one of AGLC’s (Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis) mandatory social responsibility certification programs. For more information about AGLC go to aglc.ca.

The ProServe certification from this 7-hour course helps liquor industry workers understand the social and legal responsibilities involved in the sale, service or delivery of liquor in Alberta.

To determine if you require ProServe certification, or other certification to work in Alberta’s liquor, gaming or cannabis industries, click here.

For information about AGLC’s certification programs, or to create an account and access the on-line program, click  here.

Please Note:  Managing Food Safety is available directly from campus.lms.foodsafetymarket.com for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

The 8 - 16-hour MFS online training course will help members in food service and food retail outlets learn how to prepare and serve food. It will help integrate safe food handling practices, policies and procedures into the workplace.

This course is based on standards established in the Food Retail and Food Services Regulation and Code (FRFSRC), and recommendations from Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

This Certification is valid in all provinces and territories across Canada

Please Note:  North American Cargo Securement is available directly from worksitesafety.ca for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This course is self-paced and usually takes about 2-hours to complete. Based on the National Safety Code for Motor Carriers Standard 10 Cargo Securement. This standard covers commercial vehicles, including a combination of vehicles, that are operated on a highway and have a gross vehicle rating over 4,500kg (10,000lb). The standard also applies to any cargo and hazardous material that will travel in a vehicle matching the associated description or will travel on the highway.

The course will also cover all responsibilities of the driver, shipping company, and receivers. You will also be led through the requirements for securing and inspecting all types of cargo, such as lumber, metal coil, paper products, liquids, concrete structures, energy sector-specific materials and equipment, and other vehicles.

Please Note: Common Safety Orientation is available directly from energysafetycanada.com for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 2 – 4-hour multimedia program is available by appointment in Cardston, Pincher Creek, and Lethbridge. The Common Safety Orientation (CSO) is intended for new workers in the oil and gas industry. With content that is driven and endorsed by the safety industry, the CSO provides consistent safety messaging that clearly explains safe work practices and eliminates the need for redundant general orientation training.

This course is proctored, which includes ID verification and confirmation of the person taking the exam. If verification is compromised, certification will not be validated – the user will need to retake the course.

Students must register 1-day prior to taking the course in order to meet Energy Safety Canada registration requirements. Students must also have a valid email to participate in this course.

Please Note:  Construction Safety Training System is available directly from youracsa.ca for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 2-hour Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) course is comprised of 9 modules designed for the individual worker and is offered only through eLearning. The training can be completed at your own pace, and the full program takes on average ninety minutes to two hours to complete. CSTS gives a basic overview of various health and safety topics, and students are tested for mastery of the content. This program is a pre-entry requirement for many construction and industry work sites.

Students must register 1-day prior to taking the course in order to meet registration requirements.

Students must also have a valid email to participate in this course.

Please Note:  Confined Space Entry and Monitor is available directly from Energy Safety Canada (link to https://www.energysafetycanada.com/Course/12041) for those who have a computer or mobile device, and do not require technology assistance.

This 2-hour course teaches participants to identify, understand and mitigate the potential hazards of working in restricted and confined spaces. Developed using the Canadian Standards

Association’s Z1006-16 Management of Work in Confined Spaces and the Canadian Association of Oil and Gas Producers’ Code of Practice for Confined Space.