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What safety training is required in Alberta? Employers must ensure workers complete WHMIS and Workplace Harassment & Violence Prevention training. COR companies additionally require JHSC, inspection, hazard identification, and incident investigation training. All mandatory courses below with instant certificates.
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Under the Alberta OHS Act, employers have specific legal obligations for worker training. Here’s what every Alberta business needs to know.
Required for all workers who work with or may be exposed to hazardous products. Must be workplace-specific and competency-verified.
All Alberta employers must have a prevention plan and ensure all workers are trained on it. Applies to workplaces of any size.
Workplaces with 20+ workers must have a JHSC. Committee members require specific documented training.
For COR, documented formal inspection training is required for all inspection team members.
COR requires that workers responsible for investigations have documented training in investigation procedures.
Workers must be trained to identify and report workplace hazards. Required under Alberta OHS and COR programs.
Yes. WHMIS training is required for all workers who work with or may be exposed to hazardous products. Workers with WHMIS 2015 training do not automatically need to redo it, but refresher training is required when hazard information changes or competency gaps are identified.
Yes. Under the Alberta OHS Act, all employers must have a harassment and violence prevention plan and ensure all workers receive training on it. This applies to workplaces of any size, including those with fewer than 5 employees.
Yes. All courses are aligned with COR audit requirements and Alberta OHS legislation. Certificates are issued by BISTrainer, Canada’s leading safety training platform with over 2 million active users.
Most courses take 30 minutes to 2 hours. Workers can pause and resume at any time. The certificate is issued immediately upon successful completion of the final assessment.