Construction & Trades Safety Training

Browse online safety training commonly used in construction and skilled-trades environments, including work-at-heights, lifting, field hazards, and site operations.

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1h 45m

Aerial Platform – Boom & Scissor

This online Aerial Platform – Boom & Scissor course aims to reduce the risks related to straight telescoping boom, articulating boom, and scissor lift type mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs) by teaching you the fundamentals of safe operating procedures.

$99.99 CAD

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Rigging - Level 1

The most current ASME standards were used to create this new 2020 Rigging - Level 1 course which covers rigging techniques, inspections, and clarifies rigging misconceptions. Student's also gain access to a library of online competency assessment forms to further enhance their learning experience.

$124.99 CAD

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Fall Protection Training

This online Fall Protection Training course covers the basics of fall arrest, travel restraint, and work positioning, including fall protection definitions, calculations, and rescue planning.

$78.99 CAD

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Rigging (Basic)

This online Basic Rigging course covers the basic responsibilities, practices, and techniques required to safely sling and rig loads.

$99.99 CAD

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Traffic Control Persons for Construction (Flagger)

This course is designed to teach you the various techniques, equipment, and legal requirements for Traffic Control Persons in a road construction environment. It has been written to comply with the Ontario Traffic Manual - Book 7 - Temporary Conditions.

$59.99 CAD

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10 min

Crane and Hoist Hand Signals

This micro-learning module covers crane and hoist hand signals and the best practices for signalling.

Free

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1h 15m

Personal Protective Equipment for Employees (PPE)

This course teaches students about the basics of personal protective equipment (PPE). Students will learn about the hierarchy of hazard controls, their rights and responsibilities, head protection, eye and face protection, hearing protection, and hand and foot protection. They will also receive a brief overview of some other common forms of PPE, including high-visibility safety apparel, fall protection, and limb and body protection. Please note that respiratory protection is covered in a separate course; it is not included here.

$49.99 CAD

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1h 30m

Propane Handling and Exchange

This online Propane Handling and Exchange course is designed to familiarize you with the dangers of propane, control methods to mitigate hazards, and the requirements for transporting, handling, exchanging, and storing propane cylinders.

$49.99 CAD

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Fall Protection

This Fall Protection course is designed to teach you the basics for effectively using, inspecting, and planning for fall protection.

$99.99 CAD

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10 min

Wire Rope Rigging Inspection & Replacement

This micro-learning module covers the basics of wire rope inspections and how to know when a wire rope needs replacing.

Free

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Frequently Asked Questions

What construction safety courses are most commonly assigned first?

Most teams start with core awareness training, then add role-specific courses such as fall protection, rigging, equipment, or traffic control based on job scope.

Can construction workers complete this training online?

Yes. Online training is commonly used for theory and onboarding. Employers may still require practical evaluations or site orientations before work starts.

Who should use this industry page?

This page is useful for workers, supervisors, and coordinators who want a construction-focused shortlist instead of browsing the full catalog.