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Safety Basics for Workers
A Guide to Empathy at Work
Asthma, Allergies and Anaphylaxis
Bill 157 - Keeping Our Kids Safe at School
Bullying Prevention and Positive School Climate (Ontario)
Concussion Awareness, Prevention and Action
Confined Space Awareness
Customer Service Standard Orientation
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Foundations
Driver Safety
Fire Safety
Hand Hygiene (General)
Hand Hygiene for Healthcare
Health and Safety Awareness for Ontario Workers
Health and Safety Awareness for Workers (National)
Heat Stress Prevention
Human Rights Climate Within Schools
Integrated Accessibility Standards Orientation
Ladder Safety
Lead Pipe Flushing for Safe Drinking Water
Managing Workplace Hazards
Office Health and Safety
Pandemic Influenza Planning
PPE Selection, Use and Care
Prevalent Medical Conditions Module 1
Prevalent Medical Conditions Module 2
Respiratory Protection Program
Sabrina's Law
Slips, Trips and Falls
Spill Response
Suicide Management In the School Setting
WHMIS (GHS) Introduction
WHMIS (GHS) Refresher
Working at Heights (Ontario)
Workplace Electrical Safety (CSA Standard Z462) & Arc Flash Awareness
Workplace Ergonomics
Workplace Housekeeping
Workplace Violence and Harassment for Workers (for Ontario Workplaces)
Workplace Violence Awareness for Health Care Services
Workplace Violence Awareness for School Board Employees
Workplace Violence Awareness for Workers (Nationwide)
Workplace Violence Awareness for Workers (Ontario)
Technical
Leadership
Joint Health and Safety Commitee Members
Federal Workplace Specific
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Spill Response

Language : English Duration : 60 minutes

Any workplace with the potential for an unwanted or unplanned release of liquids, noxious gases or solids has a responsibility to inform workers of spill hazards, response procedures and reporting obligations. This course will ensure that participants have an understanding of:

  • Spill response definitions
  • Hazard identification review
  • Levels of responsibility and internal and external spill reporting
  • Spill kit contents and use
  • Category 1 and 2 spill response procedures
  • Various spill response practices, including the use of respirators, Personal Protective Equipment and countering heat stress.