Software Training
Programs
• WHMIS Training
• Transportation of Dangerous
Goods Training - TDG
• SIMDUT (WHMIS in French)
• C-45 Due Diligence
• WHMIS Training
• Transportation of Dangerous
Goods Training - TDG
• SIMDUT (WHMIS in French)
• C-45 Due Diligence
WHMIS TRAINING
in less than 60 minutes from $9.95 per person. Free software download
requires unlock KEY to activate. Purchase
now and start training today Upon completion program prints
Certificates automatically.
Abacus Safety has the most widely recognized form of WHMIS Training
using computer based training installed at WHMIS training facilities
across the country.
We have built a solid reputation for the development of Training Programs since 1987 utilizing outstanding graphic design, and easy to read content that has been constantly updated to deliver the most effective Health and Safety self learning programs available today.
In 1992 we were the first company in the World to deliver a computer based training method for WHMIS.
Today we continue to develop and improve our WHIMIS Training Program with more added features than any other training program on the market.
WHIMIS Training Software |
Complete WHMIS Training with Certificate in less than
60 minutes, easy to use, Federal and Provincial compliant
WHIMIS Training Features:
• Enter your name and employee number (this creates the Training Log Data Records)
• Introduction to Program
• The "right to know" legislation - Labels - MSDS - Training
• Why do I Need WHMIS?
• Worker Information Flow
• Supplier Labels
• Workplace Labels
• The Minimum Requirements of a Workplace Label
• MSDS - how to read and understand them
• Hazard Class Symbols
Class A - Compressed Gas
Class B - Flammable & Combustible Material
Class C - Oxidizing Material
Class D - Poisonous and Infectious Material
Class E - Corrosive Material
Class F - Dangerously Reactive Material • Review and Summary
• True/False Quiz Questions
• Multi-function Training Log
• Comprehensive Glossary of WHMIS Terms
New version 6 features include:• redesigned user interface
• new program login screen
• simplified navigation system
• registered company name now part of screen graphics on every screen
• users name displayed on the top of the training screens
• indexed tabs show user where they are in the training content
• randomized quiz displays quiz questions in a different order for each user
• improved glossary of terms section
• easier to review and understand hazard symbols
• automatic printing of large certificates
• automatic printing of small wallet size certificates
• full explanation of each users answers to quiz questions
To take full advantage of the new features of version 6.0 requires an internet connection.
Free Record Keeping Software allows training administrators to easily track individual or group training logs:
• Automatic Printing of Certificates
• Instantly see who has not completed training
Also available in French as SIMDUT
Download Free WHMIS Training (purchase required to activate)
What are the main parts of WHMIS?
The main components of WHMIS are hazard identification and product classification, labelling, material safety data sheets, and worker training and education.
Why was WHMIS created?
It was created in response to the Canadian workers' right to know about the safety and health hazards that may be associated with the materials or chemicals they use at work. Exposure to hazardous materials can cause or contribute to many serious health effects such as effects on the nervous system, kidney or lung damage, sterility, cancer, burns and rashes. Some hazardous materials are safety hazards and can cause fires or explosions. WHMIS was created to help stop the injuries, illnesses, deaths, medical costs, and fires caused by hazardous materials.
What are controlled products?
Controlled products is the name given to products, materials, and substances that are regulated by WHMIS legislation. All controlled products fall into one or more of six WHMIS classes.
Who enforces WHMIS?
WHMIS is enforced by the Labour Branch of Human Resources Development Canada for federal workplaces and by the provincial or territorial agencies responsible for occupational health and safety for most other workplaces.
How do I get more information?
If you have specific questions on the legislation, or enforcement that affect your workplace, you should contact the local office of the OH&S agency in your jurisdiction.
Training that works
To take full advantage of all of the new features of version 6.0 you will require an internet connection to be able to access the new features which include:
• redesigned user interface
• new program login screen
• simplified navigation system
• registered company name now part of screen graphics on every screen
• users name displayed on the top of the training screens
• indexed tabs show user where they are in the training content
• randomized quiz displays quiz questions in a different order for each user
• improved glossary of terms section
• easier to review and understand hazard symbols
• automatic printing of large certificates
• automatic printing of small wallet size certificates
• full explanation of each users answers to quiz questions
The ability to enable customers to be connected to the internet for training sessions enables us to provide seamless integration of new program features as they are developed.
The main components of WHMIS are hazard identification and product classification, labelling, material safety data sheets, and worker training and education.
Why was WHMIS created?
It was created in response to the Canadian workers' right to know about the safety and health hazards that may be associated with the materials or chemicals they use at work. Exposure to hazardous materials can cause or contribute to many serious health effects such as effects on the nervous system, kidney or lung damage, sterility, cancer, burns and rashes. Some hazardous materials are safety hazards and can cause fires or explosions. WHMIS was created to help stop the injuries, illnesses, deaths, medical costs, and fires caused by hazardous materials.
What are controlled products?
Controlled products is the name given to products, materials, and substances that are regulated by WHMIS legislation. All controlled products fall into one or more of six WHMIS classes.
Who enforces WHMIS?
WHMIS is enforced by the Labour Branch of Human Resources Development Canada for federal workplaces and by the provincial or territorial agencies responsible for occupational health and safety for most other workplaces.
How do I get more information?
If you have specific questions on the legislation, or enforcement that affect your workplace, you should contact the local office of the OH&S agency in your jurisdiction.
Training that works
To take full advantage of all of the new features of version 6.0 you will require an internet connection to be able to access the new features which include:
• redesigned user interface
• new program login screen
• simplified navigation system
• registered company name now part of screen graphics on every screen
• users name displayed on the top of the training screens
• indexed tabs show user where they are in the training content
• randomized quiz displays quiz questions in a different order for each user
• improved glossary of terms section
• easier to review and understand hazard symbols
• automatic printing of large certificates
• automatic printing of small wallet size certificates
• full explanation of each users answers to quiz questions
The ability to enable customers to be connected to the internet for training sessions enables us to provide seamless integration of new program features as they are developed.