Federal and provincial legislation communicate the guidelines relating to WHMIS training requirements. One of the most recent changes to the legislation occurred in February 2015 when Canada integrated GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals) into WHMIS. There are many new elements that WHMIS 2015 introduced that MUST be included in WHMIS training.

Our WHMIS course has been updated and covers WHMIS 2015 (GHS). Not only does this allow the course to meet compliance standards, but it gives you very important information that will assist you in keeping you and your coworkers safe and healthy.

Practical Training Component

Depending on the circumstances within your specific workplace, additional training may be required. You may need to receive workplace specific WHMIS training, commonly referred to as “practical training” or “onsite training”. This type of training must be completed by your employer.

Our WHMIS certificates contain a space on the reverse side where your employers can indicate the date that you’ve received any required workplace-specific training.