We are proud to offer workplace-approved Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) training as a convenient online course through St. Mark James Training—one of the most trusted WHMIS programs available in Canada.
This self-paced course teaches essential safety requirements for handling hazardous materials in the workplace. Upon successful completion, participants will immediately receive a printable (.pdf) certificate, and their course completion details will be stored in the St. Mark James Training database.
Course Details:
✅ 100% Online & Self-Paced – Start, stop, and resume anytime.
✅ 6 Modules / Lectures – Each takes approximately 15 minutes to complete.
✅ Final Quizzes – Participants must score 100% on each quiz before progressing.
✅ Total Course Time – Approximately 2 hours.
✅ Instant Access – Login credentials are provided immediately after purchase.
✅ Cost – $29.99 for single purchases. Group & bulk pricing available—call 1-888-870-7002 for inquiries.
📌 Important: No refunds for online courses.
Register today and ensure you meet WHMIS safety requirements in your workplace! 🚀
Lessons
Unit 1 – Introduction to WHMIS
In this unit participants will learn about what WHMIS is, its components, and the roles and responsibilities of employers and employees.
Unit 2 – Product Labels
In this unit participants will learn about product and supplier labels for hazardous materials. Included in this module are samples of both labels.
Unit 3 – Symbols and Classes
In this unit participants will learn about the 8 symbols and classes used to identify specific hazards.
Unit 4 – Material Safety Data Sheets
What is a Material Safety Data Sheet? To comply with WHMIS regulations, an MSDS must be available for every controlled product in the workplace. A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is the main source of information about a controlled product. The information on MSDSs include the following: Detailed information about the product, including who made […]
Unit 5 – Worker Training and Education
In this unit participants will learn about employee and employer requirements for WHMIS.
Unit 6 – Exception and Exemptions
In this final unit participants will learn about the exceptions and exemptions to WHMIS.
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