WebWSIT Limited is an all Canadian company that specializes in the design, development and delivery of on-line health & safety courses and learning management systems
WebWSIT (web-wis-it) delivers a suite of over 25 premium training courses.
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Mandatory Health & Safety Orientation Training for ALL Ontario Workers & Supervisors
IN EFFECT!
Notice: The Mandatory Health & Safety Orientation Training requirement of the Ontario Ministry of Labour is now in effect Under Regualtion 297/13. Training must be completed by July 1, 2014.
As a recommendation under Ontario Bill 160, Mandatory Health & Safety Training is to be enacted and ALL Ontario employees will need to have completed the required training by July 1, 2014. At that time MOL Inspectors will be enforcing the legislation.
There is a requirement for both workers and supervisors, each with a separate course, with the objective of educating about the legal responsibilities of employers, supervisors and workers. In addition, with workers garnering a better understanding of their "Right to Know" about hazards in their workplace, their "Right to Refuse" unsafe work" and their "Right to Participate" in the health & safety programs at work, a safer workplace will result with a cooperative environment that fosters safe work practices and procedures.
WebWSIT Limited now offers the "Mandatory Worker Training" and "Supervisor Training" as part of its courses suite at no additional charge.
WebWSIT Joins WorkSafe Saskatchewan's Mission Zero Initiative
WebWSIT Limited has become a Saskatchewan Health & Safety Leadership Charter signatory and thereby an endorsing partner of the "Mission Zero" initiative of "WorkSafe Saskatchewan".
WebWSIT will, as a result, work with its growing Saskatchewan client base to support and encourage living an injury-free lifestyle at work, at home and at play.
Global Harmonized System(GHS) Awareness Course - Now Available
WebWSIT Limited has added the new course " GHS Awareness" to its suite. This course will update client management and employees about the coming changes to how hazardous materials are classified and communicated. As a transitional form of awareness training, the knowledge about the new classifications and Safety Data Sheets could be used well in advance of the "official" enactment of GHS as their use is already widespread with our major trading partners like the United States.
