WSIB Health and Safety Excellence Program
Topics
The WSIB Health and Safety Excellence Program aims to help organizations improve their health & safety program and gets you rewarded for doing so. WSIB’s Health and Safety Excellence Program consists of 41 health and safety topics that are subdivided into 3 levels: Foundation, Intermediate, and Advanced.
After you enroll in the program, you will be invited to complete an assessment to provide a snapshot of your existing health & safety program. The assessment can help you decide whether you should focus on Foundation, Intermediate, or Advanced level topics. Your CSG Advisor can also help you select topics.
Canadian Safety Group
Platinum Award Winning Course 2021, 2022, and 2023! Meets and exceeds CSA Z1220 and WSIB regulation 1101.
Traditional first aid courses are designed for low-risk urban settings where risk is minimal. In construction, industrial, manufacturing, and mining work, we know that both the likelihood and severity of illness or injury are greater due to the nature of the activities we engage in and the environment we work in. The situation is then compounded by an extended period of time to definitive care, meaning YOU as the responder must be able to deal with the casualty for longer.
This course is not just about getting your certificate; we want to make sure you feel confident in your skills, and that you can perform them under pressure, preparing you for real world situations.
Foundation
These are essential topics to start building your health and safety program. They include:
- Leadership and commitment
- Health and safety responsibilities
- Health and safety communication
- Health and safety participation
- Hazard Identification
- Hazard reporting
- Workplace inspections
- Risk assessment
- Control of hazards (basic)
- Control of hazards
- Injury, illness and incident reporting
- Incident investigation and analysis
- First aid
Intermediate
Topics to build and customize your health and safety program or management system.
- Competency
- Health and safety training
- Legal and other requirements
- Health and safety accountabilities
- Emergency prevention and preparedness
- Emergency response
- Psychological health and safety 1: assessing your risk
- Psychological health and safety 2: reducing your risk
- Return-to-work program requirements, forms and tools
- Return-to-work roles and responsibilities
- Accommodation and return-to-work plans
- Pre-use inspections
- Preventive maintenance
- Control of documents
- Control of records
- Contractor management program
- Workplace health promotion
- Health and safety objectives
- Corrective action
Advanced
- Change management and procurement
- Monitoring, measurement and analysis
- Review health and safety trends
- Internal audit
- Management review
- Health and safety continual improvement planning
- External audit
- Networking and peer learning
- Corporate social responsibility
Topics for COR2020® and ISO 45001 certified businesses
Certificate of Recognition (COR) 2020® and ISO 45001:2018 certified businesses may choose topics that go above and beyond accreditation standards and that are new to your business.
Canadian Safety Group
Platinum Award Winning Course 2021, 2022, and 2023! Meets and exceeds CSA Z1220 and WSIB regulation 1101.
Traditional first aid courses are designed for low-risk urban settings where risk is minimal. In construction, industrial, manufacturing, and mining work, we know that both the likelihood and severity of illness or injury are greater due to the nature of the activities we engage in and the environment we work in. The situation is then compounded by an extended period of time to definitive care, meaning YOU as the responder must be able to deal with the casualty for longer.
This course is not just about getting your certificate; we want to make sure you feel confident in your skills, and that you can perform them under pressure, preparing you for real world situations.
Foundation
- Control of hazards
Intermediate
- Psychological health and safety 1 – assessing your risk
- Psychological health and safety 2 – reducing your risk
- Return-to-work program requirements, forms and tools
- Return-to-work roles and responsibilities
- Accommodations and return-to-work plans
- Workplace health
Advanced
- Corporate social responsibility
- Internal audit
- External audit
- Networking and peer