Online BCMSA Training

Designed with municipal workers in mind, this three-module online bloodborne pathogens awareness course covers how to recognize hazards and assess risk, control measures to prevent exposure, and exactly what to do if exposure occurs — including blood spill response procedures. Essential awareness training for any worker who could encounter blood or body fluids on the job, even occasionally.

Supervisors play a critical role in reducing musculoskeletal injuries — this online course introduces MSD risk assessment tools, prioritization and cost-benefit matrices, and a systematic five-step MSD reduction process covering hazard identification, risk assessment, control selection, evaluation, and knowledge management. Designed in compliance with WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 4 MSI Guidelines, making it the practical choice for BC supervisors responsible for ergonomics and injury prevention in their workplace.

A science-based five-module online course on fatigue and lifestyle for shift workers and those who manage or live with them — covering circadian rhythms, the science of sleep, personal sleep strategies, performance impairment, alertness strategies, and practical tips for thriving on a shift work schedule. More in-depth than standard fatigue awareness training, with evidence-based strategies you can apply immediately.

Employees who interact with the public face unpredictable situations every day — this online course covers the full spectrum of workplace violence prevention, from recognizing the five stages of escalation and defusing developing situations, to effective communication, conflict resolution, active listening, and responding appropriately if violence occurs. Aligned with provincial and federal workplace violence prevention legislation, with practical guidance for any organization committed to a safe and respectful workplace.

Every employee has a role in fostering a respectful workplace — this online course covers the forms of workplace bullying and harassment, behaviours that cross the line, organizational policy and complaint procedures, what to do if you witness or experience harassment, and how to respond if you are accused. Practical awareness training for all employees across any Canadian workplace.

Under WorkSafeBC Regulation, supervisors are legally responsible for the health and safety of the workers they direct — this half-day online course covers what due diligence means in practice, the legal responsibilities of supervisors, and concrete examples of how to demonstrate due diligence in your workplace. Essential training for any BC supervisor who instructs, directs, or controls workers.

A foundational WorkSafeBC-compliant safety orientation covering the essentials every BC employee needs to know — roles and responsibilities, worker rights, hazard control strategies, workplace violence prevention, and accident reporting procedures. Ideal for new worker onboarding or as a baseline safety refresher for existing employees across any BC workplace.

Eliminating or controlling workplace hazards starts with identifying and assessing them correctly — this online course covers the legislative requirements for risk assessments, how to define and identify hazards, the process for assessing and prioritizing risks, the hierarchy of controls, and completing a full risk assessment. Practical, WorkSafeBC-compliant training for workers, supervisors, and safety coordinators responsible for keeping their workplace safe.

A thorough online incident investigation course covering the purpose and benefits of investigation, how to prepare for and conduct an investigation, identifying immediate causes and underlying root causes, and developing effective corrective action recommendations to prevent recurrence. Practical training for supervisors and safety coordinators committed to a proactive health and safety management system.

Regular worksite inspections are a legislated requirement — this online course covers the types of inspections and when they must be conducted, how to plan and execute an effective inspection, hazard prioritization, report writing, assigning corrective action responsibility, and developing inspection documentation templates. Practical training for supervisors, safety coordinators, and employers responsible for maintaining a safe and compliant worksite.