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The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDGR) is a federal legislation enacted to promote public safety. These regulations require shippers, carriers and handlers to meet specific standards when preparing or transporting dangerous goods.

Any person handling, offering for transport or transporting dangerous goods must receive appropriate training (specific to the mode of transport used). This training must be updated every 24 months for air transport and 36 months for surface transport.

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WHMIS-2015 Training (GHS)

WHMIS is enforced through federal and provincial laws. These legislations require Canadian suppliers (including importers and distributors) to supply material safety data sheets and labels for all controlled products sold or distributed to be used in a workplace in Canada.

After more than a decade of work, the new global system, the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS), was adopted in Canada. Industries will be eventually affected by this change.

All Canadian workers (shop workers, welders, restaurant personnel, janitorial staff etc.) who could be exposed (directly or indirectly) to hazardous materials (solvents, aerosols, acids, cleaning agents etc.) must be trained.

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Tired of wasting time and money on long winded courses?

Our simplified training methods make learning a breeze and cut down on training time.  Your employees are back to work faster and better trained.

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Can’t stand the sight of 2 inch thick regulation books which  cost a fortune and are never used?

Our guide books replace both the IATA’s DGR and the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations with up to date, easy to find information.  And best of all, they are free with all our courses.

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Don’t have time to travel?

We offer live (YES with a living and breathing instructor !) web conferences at the time and date of your choice.  You can ask all the questions you want and receive a specific answer.  Alternatively, you can take one of our nationally acclaimed on-line courses.

Lifting Equipment Training

Forklifts are highly hazardous machines which can quickly become killers. Each year dozens of workers are injured or killed during routine operations. Several recent deaths (September 2008 – February 2009) have prompted the provincial government to be more pro-active in the enforcement of the regulations which requires training for all operators.

Quebec legislation requires employers to train and certify forklift operators.