Common Core Training and Sign-Off to Wor

Purpose:

To ensure that workers in Ontario meet the essential safety training requirements for construction or industrial work, enabling them to perform their duties safely and legally.
To comply with Ontario’s health and safety regulations, particularly the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and Regulation 213/91 (Construction Projects).
To provide a standard level of competency and safety awareness across all workers in the construction industry.

Flexible training formats including online sessions, personalized one-on-one sessions, and group classes.
On-site training programs designed to ensure immediate application of skills in a real-world setting.

Benefits of Common Core Training:
Worker Safety: Reduces the likelihood of accidents, injuries, and fatalities by ensuring that all workers have a foundational understanding of safety principles.
Compliance: Ensures compliance with Ontario’s health and safety regulations, preventing legal and financial consequences for employers.
Increased Worker Competence: Workers who are properly trained are more competent in identifying and addressing workplace hazards.
Reduced Liability for Employers: Employers who provide proper training minimize the risk of workplace accidents and related claims.
Enhanced Productivity: A safer work environment leads to fewer disruptions, accidents, and delays, improving overall productivity.

Outcome:
Certified and Competent Workforce: Workers who are well-trained in the basics of health and safety are better equipped to perform their jobs safely and effectively.
Safer Work Sites: A reduction in workplace accidents, injuries, and near-misses due to standardized, comprehensive safety training.
Compliance with Ontario Regulations: Employers meet their legal obligations regarding worker training, ensuring that their workforce is compliant with Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety regulations.