The Environmental Awareness Module provides our clients with an overview of all Municipal, Provincial and Federal Acts and Regulations applicable to the industrial and commercial sectors. This module affords attendees the opportunity to assess their level of compliance and their exposure for non-compliance. This is very much an interactive workshop. This module is 4 hours in duration.

Who should attend?
Anyone engaged in or considering doing business in the commercial or industrial sector.

Transportation of Dangerous Goods

This module covers the requirements set forth under federal legislation for the handling and transportation of dangerous goods. At the conclusion of this module, attendees will be trained and certified. This module is 4 to 6 hours in duration depending on group size.

Who should attend?
Persons handling dangerous goods and those in the position of direct supervisor responsible for this activity.

This module covers the requirements covered under regulation 644/88 of the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act. It is an information system which provides workers with knowledge of any health hazardous to which they may be exposed when working with certain products. This module covers the three main elements of the program: labeling, material safety data sheet (MSDS) and worker instruction.

At the conclusion of this module, attendees will be trained and certified. This module is 4 to 6 hours in duration depending on group size.

Who should attend?
All employees, all supervision and all management directly involved in handling and/or disposition of hazardous materials.

Spill Response

This module covers the requirements set forth in Ontario Provincial Regulations 360. This module provides instruction for the handling and reporting of required clean up activities. This module will also outline the compensation criteria used to determine payment to affected parties injured as a result of a spill. Attendees will be trained and certified. This module is 4 hours in duration.

Who should attend?
All employees, all supervision and all management designated as members of an emergency response team or charged with the responsibility for clean up.