At OHS Global, our Hazardous Materials Training program helps participants understand how to safely handle and manage hazardous substances in the workplace.
This training supports safer operations by improving awareness, reducing risk, and promoting responsible handling practices.

The Hazardous Materials Training program focuses on identifying different types of hazardous substances and applying appropriate safety procedures when working with them.
Participants gain practical knowledge to recognize risks and follow safe handling, storage, and usage practices in real workplace environments.
Identify different types of hazardous substances and understand their characteristics.
Learn about potential health and safety impacts associated with exposure.
Follow proper procedures when working with, storing, or transporting materials.
Reduce risk through awareness, compliance, and responsible practices.
Reduce risk through awareness, compliance, and responsible practices. These learning outcomes help participants handle hazardous materials with greater confidence and care.
Provides a basic understanding of hazardous materials and associated risks.
Focuses on recognizing hazards and preventing exposure.
Covers more detailed procedures for handling higher-risk substances.
This flexible approach ensures participants receive both knowledge and applicable skills.
Duration varies depending on the level and depth of the training program.
Participants receive confirmation of training from OHS Global upon successful completion.
The training is designed to support workplace expectations and promote safe material handling practices.

This training program is essential for anyone working with or around potentially hazardous substances.
Registration is managed through the main training page to ensure access to the latest schedule, locations, and availability.
At OHS Global, we help organizations reduce risk and improve safety through practical, effective training programs.
Understanding how to handle hazardous materials safely is a critical step toward maintaining a secure work environment.
These are substances that may pose risks to health, safety, or the environment.
Workers handling or exposed to such materials should complete this training.
Yes, it focuses on safe use, storage, and handling practices.
It may complement WHMIS training but focuses more broadly on hazardous materials.
It helps reduce workplace risks and improve safety practices.
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OHS Global is an occupational health and safety provider that serves clients across Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Victoria, Kelowna, Toronto, New Brunswick, Halifax, and Yellowknife.