Yes. Our WHMIS training is aligned with the most recent WHMIS update that took place in December 2022, which is often referred to as “WHMIS 2023.”
This update aligned WHMIS with a newer revision of the GHS (Globally Harmonized System of […]
WHMIS stands for the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System, Canada’s national communication standard for hazardous workplace chemicals.
It is designed to ensure that workers receive consistent, clear information about the hazards of chemicals they may be exposed to on the job […]
WHMIS training is required by law for Canadian employees working with or around hazardous products. Training ensures that employees understand:
Yes—Canadian legislation mandates WHMIS training for any worker who may be exposed to hazardous products in the workplace. Employers are responsible for ensuring that staff receive both general WHMIS training and site-specific training before being exposed to hazardous products.
This requirement […]
Most people complete WHMIS training in about 60 minutes when taking it online, with OnlineWHMIS.ca.
Unlike classroom sessions—which can take half a day or more—online training is streamlined, self-paced, and focused on the essentials.
Learners can start and stop anytime, progress is […]
The WHMIS training with OnlineWHMIS.ca costs only $29.95.
Discounted rates are available for companies training multiple workers, and certificates, tracking, retaking tests, or reassignments are free. Registrations never expire, allowing employers to take advantage of volume discounts without worrying about losing […]
Anyone who works with or near hazardous products in Canada needs WHMIS training. This includes employees in warehouses, construction, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, cleaning, and even some office roles—basically, anyone who may be exposed to hazardous materials as part of their […]
Yes. Supervisors in Canadian workplaces must receive WHMIS training if they oversee employees who work with or around hazardous products. This training ensures supervisors can promote, enforce, and support WHMIS compliance, as required by law.
Even if supervisors aren’t directly handling […]
Our certificates do not display an expiration date. This is because it is an employer’s responsibility to determine how often workers need WHMIS training. Most employers will have their workers complete WHMIS training annually, every two years, or every three […]
