Act First Safety offers a range of workplace safety courses in a variety of formats.
Check out our calendar to book online or get in touch with us if you have any questions or want to find out which course and format are right for you.
Master the skills required for Working at Heights.
Suspended work platforms can be tricky. Our course includes both theoretical and practical modules covering the safe use of swing stages.
Ignite Knowledge: Know the hazards and safe use of heaters and torches with TSSA-approved safety training.
Elevate Your Skills, Not Your Risk: Master Aerial Lifts and MEWPs with Confidence
Learn how to work in confined spaces while controlling the unique hazards they present with this program.
From hook to hoist, unlock the power of safe lifting. Your guide to hoisting and rigging excellence starts now.
Also known as Workplace Hazardous Material Information System, this online certification teaches you how to handle hazardous materials.
Think you know forklifts? Think again. Our training uncovers the critical techniques and legal responsibilities that keep you, and everyone around you, safe on the job.
The safe operation of portable fire extinguishers is your first line of defense in protecting your people and property in the event of a fire.
With the increased use of respirators in the workplace there is a need to revisit or create workplace procedures for the use of respirators.
Unmask the hidden danger: Your essential source for understanding Type 1 and Type 2 Asbestos Operations
In Ontario, workplaces with 20 or more workers are typically required to have a joint health and safety committee (JHSC).
Violence and harassment can occur in any workplace. It may result from interpersonal conflict, work-related frustrations, disrespect, mental health issues or other job-related issues.
This is how to create an environment that reduces the potential of conflict before it happens.
Without early defibrillation chances of the patient recovering are unlikely.
This course will educate you on the rights and responsibilities in the workplace for employees, managers, supervisors and employers.
Supervisors need an introduction to their requirements and responsibilities in the workplace.
The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act of 2005 requires that all private sector employers meet “Accessibility Standards for Customer Service.”
PUBLIC Training programs.
Provinces across Canada regulate the use of ladders in all workplaces because the improper use of a ladder could cause significant injuries.
From chaos to control: unlock the skills to keep our roads moving and everyone safe.
Scaffolding: Your temporary office in the sky. Let's make sure it's also your safest.
See Beyond the Harness: Master the Skills to Identify, Assess, and Ensure Fall Protection Equipment is Fit for Duty
Certificate: RE-O (Roof Equipment Operator): Working Safely with Kettles, Torches & Tankers up to and over 400,000 Btuh
Shunt Truck Training: Navigate Safety and Efficient Yard Operations
Master the skills required for Working at Heights.
Suspended work platforms can be tricky. Our course includes both theoretical and practical modules covering the safe use of swing stages.
Ignite Knowledge: Know the hazards and safe use of heaters and torches with TSSA-approved safety training.
Elevate Your Skills, Not Your Risk: Master Aerial Lifts and MEWPs with Confidence
Learn how to work in confined spaces while controlling the unique hazards they present with this program.
From hook to hoist, unlock the power of safe lifting. Your guide to hoisting and rigging excellence starts now.
Also known as Workplace Hazardous Material Information System, this online certification teaches you how to handle hazardous materials.
Think you know forklifts? Think again. Our training uncovers the critical techniques and legal responsibilities that keep you, and everyone around you, safe on the job.
The safe operation of portable fire extinguishers is your first line of defense in protecting your people and property in the event of a fire.
With the increased use of respirators in the workplace there is a need to revisit or create workplace procedures for the use of respirators.
Unmask the hidden danger: Your essential source for understanding Type 1 and Type 2 Asbestos Operations
In Ontario, workplaces with 20 or more workers are typically required to have a joint health and safety committee (JHSC).
Violence and harassment can occur in any workplace. It may result from interpersonal conflict, work-related frustrations, disrespect, mental health issues or other job-related issues.
This is how to create an environment that reduces the potential of conflict before it happens.
Without early defibrillation chances of the patient recovering are unlikely.
This course will educate you on the rights and responsibilities in the workplace for employees, managers, supervisors and employers.
Supervisors need an introduction to their requirements and responsibilities in the workplace.
The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act of 2005 requires that all private sector employers meet “Accessibility Standards for Customer Service.”
Provinces across Canada regulate the use of ladders in all workplaces because the improper use of a ladder could cause significant injuries.
Unleash the precision and muscle of this compact powerhouse. Become a certified skid steer operator.
From chaos to control: unlock the skills to keep our roads moving and everyone safe.
Scaffolding: Your temporary office in the sky. Let's make sure it's also your safest.
See Beyond the Harness: Master the Skills to Identify, Assess, and Ensure Fall Protection Equipment is Fit for Duty
Certificate: RE-O (Roof Equipment Operator): Working Safely with Kettles, Torches & Tankers up to and over 400,000 Btuh
Shunt Truck Training: Navigate Safety and Efficient Yard Operations
Tailored for managers or supervisors, this program educates you about the responsibilities one must undertake to protect everyone at the worksite.
Mishandling of hazardous materials can have disastrous consequences.
Falls in the workplace cause nearly 20% of all lost time injuries.
Forklifts/Lift trucks are integral pieces of equipment used to move and handle material safely and efficiently in many environments.
Construction workers, industry professionals, and warehouse operators typically use aerial lifting devices (Elevating Work Platform, Scissor Lift, Boom Lift).
Failure to control the release of hazardous energy while servicing and maintaining equipment can cause some of the most severe injuries in our workplaces.
Strategically placing fire extinguishers in your establishment is not a complete answer to fire safety.
Mishandling of hazardous materials can have disastrous consequences.
An Introduction to Confined Spaces: Understanding Hazards and Safe Management Practices
H2S gas is present during oil and gas exploration but can also be found in the pulp and paper industry, sewage and treatment facilities, landfills and in farming operations where manure is stored.
Provinces across Canada regulate the use of ladders in all workplaces because the improper use of a ladder could cause significant injuries.
Overuse and “wear and tear” injuries continue to be among the most costly work related injuries in industry today.
Manual material handling (MMH) operations can be found in most workplace settings.
Everyone in an organization is required to abide by policies relating to workplace violence and harassment.
Unidentified hazards and poorly conducted inspections can lead to catastrophic losses in your workplace.
Educate yourself on the rights and responsibilities in the workplace for employees, managers, supervisors and employers.
These are basic health and safety awareness training programs that provide the basis for future training and support safe workplaces for all workers in Ontario.
