WHMIS Fundamentals: Understanding how hazardous materials are classified, labeled, and identified in Canadian workplaces.

Hazard Classes & Pictograms: Learning the meanings of WHMIS symbols, pictograms, and categories for safe recognition of risks.

Labels & SDS: Exploring workplace and supplier labels, along with Safety Data Sheets, to interpret critical safety information.

Safe Handling Practices: Applying proper procedures for storing, using, and disposing of hazardous products to prevent incidents.

Exposure Risks: Identifying routes of exposure and learning how to minimize health and safety risks on the job.

Controls & PPE: Using engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment to reduce hazards.

Emergency Response: Understanding what to do during spills, leaks, or accidental exposure to hazardous materials.

Rights & Responsibilities: Learning employer and worker responsibilities under WHMIS legislation for a safer work environment.

Workplace Scenarios: Reviewing real-world examples to recognize hazards and respond effectively.

Documentation & Compliance: Maintaining proper records, following regulations, and ensuring compliance with Canadian safety standards.