WHMIS 2015 Training and GC Campus
WHMIS 2015 Training
This information was provided by Tim L regarding WHIMIS. Please speak with your supervisor, as
appropriate, if you would like to take this training. Tim’s message is as follows:
The training can be done from home if staff
provide a home email address, there is no cost and the training is valid for 3
years. I had one employee sign up yesterday and they received their
credentials today so the OHS training team are monitoring the group email and
responding in a timely manner.
Its important once staff complete the training and are assigned their certificate that they send a copy to OHS Training and to myself so the records can be up to date.
Its important once staff complete the training and are assigned their certificate that they send a copy to OHS Training and to myself so the records can be up to date.
The following is a copy of the document outlining the
procedure for carrying out this training:
How to
Register For WHMIS 2015 Training
The purpose of the WHMIS training is to
provide education in all Canadian workplaces about hazardous materials and
identifying hazards in the workplace. Understanding WHMIS 2015 is important for
ensuring a healthy and safe work environment to which AAFC is committed.
This training is done online and is
self-paced which is followed by an exam. The final exam has a limit of three
attempts so that the learner is able to achieve a passing score. The
Training is valid for 3 years.
For completing the training, please
follow the steps below.
1. Get Approval
As an employee, please get your
supervisor’s approval to begin this training.
** NOTE: Employees are NOT
required to complete and submit the AAFC Training and Conference Application
and Authorization Form
2.
Request
the Training
Copy and paste the completed table
below to OHS Training with the subject line “WHMIS”:
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Employee
name
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Click or press here to enter your text
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Supervisor
name
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Click or press here to enter your text
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AAFC
email
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Click or press here to enter your text
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If there
is no AAFC email, provide your supervisor or alternate AAFC email*
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Click or press here to enter your text
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Location
(worksite)
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Click or press here to enter your text
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Employment
status
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☐ Indeterminate
☐ Other
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Branch
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Click or press here to enter your text
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*The
registration will be sent to this email address and can be forwarded to you at
the appropriate email
GC Campus
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