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As roofers, we use a ton of tools—power tools, ladders, hoists, harnesses, you name it. The gear we rely on can either make our job safer and easier or become a major hazard if misused or unmaintained. This refresher will spend just a few minutes reviewing best practices to keep ourselves and our equipment in top shape. (Spanish Version) -
This refresher course is specifically on Fall Arrest Systems—the harnesses, lanyards, and anchors that keep us from hitting the ground if we slip off a roof. Doesn’t matter if you’re doing small residential projects or big industrial ones; a fall arrest system can literally save your life. (Spanish Version) -
Whether you’re setting up a short-span scaffold on a two-story house or operating a boom lift on an industrial site, the goal is the same: a stable, safe platform to get the job done. Let’s make sure we’re all on the same page when working on scaffolds or aerials lifts to prevent any mishaps. (French Version) -
Whether you’re setting up a short-span scaffold on a two-story house or operating a boom lift on an industrial site, the goal is the same: a stable, safe platform to get the job done. Let’s make sure we’re all on the same page when working on scaffolds or aerials lifts to prevent any mishaps. (Spanish Version) -
This course will focus on how asbestos affects roofers in Canada. By the end of this training, you’ll know what asbestos is and why it’s harmful, where you may encounter it in residential and industrial roofing and the relevant Canadian regulations and best practices to stay safe and compliant. (French Version) -
Whether you’re loading trucks, shifting supplies on a roof, or stacking pallets in a warehouse, you’re handling materials every day. In this course, you’ll learn how to recognizing common materials-handling hazards, learn safe lifting and carrying techniques, use mechanical aids and equipment, handle hazardous or specialized materials and maintain a well-organized, clutter-free workspace. (Spanish Version) -
Roofers frequently work near overhead power lines, electrical equipment, or hidden wiring, and a single misstep can lead to electric shock, burns, or even electrocution. In this course we’ll cover key safety areas including overhead power lines, extension cords and power tools, grounding and wiring near roofs, lightning hazards, and the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). (French Version) -
Roofers frequently work near overhead power lines, electrical equipment, or hidden wiring, and a single misstep can lead to electric shock, burns, or even electrocution. In this course we’ll cover key safety areas including overhead power lines, extension cords and power tools, grounding and wiring near roofs, lightning hazards, and the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). (Spanish Version) -
We deal with adhesives, sealants, solvents, and other products on roofing jobs—and each product might come with a WHMIS label that includes pictograms. If we ignore those symbols, we’re missing big clues about potential hazards like flammability, toxicity, or corrosiveness. This refresher course will serve as a quick reminder on what those pictograms mean and why they matter. (French Version) -
Roofing can be tough work—cuts, scrapes, burns, and even more serious injuries can happen. Knowing some fundamental first aid steps can make a huge difference in those first crucial minutes before professional help arrives. This refresher will cover the essentials, so we’re all prepared. (French Version)


