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Many Canadian workplaces still contain asbestos in older buildings, equipment, and construction materials. Workers and employers often face uncertainty about identifying hazards, meeting legal duties, and preventing exposure that can lead to serious long-term illness and costly penalties.
Asbestos in the Workplace provides structured, regulation-focused training aligned with Canadian federal and provincial requirements. It explains asbestos types, health effects, workplace identification, legal responsibilities, WHMIS 2015 updates, and risk control strategies. Learners gain clear guidance on inspections, compliance, and safe management systems.
Designed for safety professionals, supervisors, contractors, and facility managers, this course strengthens workplace protection. It supports regulatory compliance, reduces liability risks, and helps organisations build effective asbestos management programmes that protect workers and operations across Canada.
Types of asbestos fibres and their historical use in Canada
Health hazards, exposure routes, and long-term disease risks
Identifying asbestos-containing materials in workplaces and buildings
Canadian asbestos regulations, WHMIS 2015, and OH&S responsibilities
Risk assessment, inspections, and hierarchy of controls
Developing and maintaining an asbestos management plan
There are no formal academic prerequisites for this course. Basic literacy and an interest in workplace health and safety are recommended. It is suitable for both new learners and experienced professionals seeking regulatory knowledge related to asbestos compliance in Canada.
