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About Distance Learning

What is Distance Learning?

Distance Learning sessions are delivered virtually by the instructor in real-time on a scheduled date and time. This training option provides participants with the same critical occupational health and safety content and access to expert guidance as the classroom equivalent.

How it works:

Begin by registering online for an upcoming Distance Learning session.

To register multiple participants, you will need to add individuals as Saved Employees in your profile. There will be an option to include multiple Saved Employees when registering for a new course.

You will be emailed a link to the Zoom Distance Learning session along with any course materials three (3) days before the training start date.

We recommend you download the free Zoom application to test your audio in advance of your session.

On the day of your course, utilize the Zoom link to log onto your training session at the set start time. Your facilitator will be waiting for you.

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Health and Safety for Building Inspectors Distance Learning

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1 Day

CEU Points

Building Inspection can be unpredictable work. The workplace is constantly changing when moving from one site to another, and Building Inspectors often find themselves in environments outside of their control. This training program helps keep Building Inspectors safe on the job by exploring various job-specific hazards, such as mould and asbestos, confined spaces, and energy sources.

Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to identify and assess common hazards, and recognize whether proper controls have been implemented in order to protect their safety.

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