eLearning Programs
These interactive, web-based awareness programs are designed to provide Albertans opportunities to gain awareness and knowledge in various occupational health and safety topics.
Selected programs are available on CDs or as downloadable files for off-line use.
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Alberta OHS Legislation Awareness eLearning Program
An interactive online learning program guides employers and workers through the OHS Act, Regulation and Code. Learners will become familiar with relevant parts of the legislation. -
Backs and Bums: Applying Basic Ergonomics
Presents basic ergonomics concepts. Discusses ergonomics issues relating to sitting and standing work stations, and loads lifting and handling. -
Basic Health and Safety
Provides basic information about making a workplace safe and healthy. Includes some practical tools that can help you follow the health and safety laws in Alberta. -
Hazard Assessment and Control
Introduces employers and workers to the process for identification, assessment and control of hazards in the workplace. -
Hazard Assessment for Driving eLearning Awareness Program
This eLearning program compliments the hazard assessment section of the Driving for Work: Developing Safe Practices for Employers and Workers document. -
Health and Safety Management Systems
Examines the basic elements of an effective health and safety management system for the workplace. -
Incident Investigation
Introduces employers and workers to the steps of investigating workplace incidents. -
Impairment and Workplace Health and Safety
Discusses the impact of impairment on workplace health and safety. Provides advice on addressing this complex issue. -
My Health and Safety Questions
Entering the workforce? New to Canada? Need health and safety instruction? My Health and Safety Questions follows a new worker as he begins his new job. Come learn with him. -
Noise and Hearing Protection
Noise is a common workplace hazard. Learn about how noise can affect you and what you can do to manage noise at the workplace. -
Occupational Health and Safety for Healthcare Workers
This eLearning program focuses on the basic principles of occupational health and safety in the healthcare industry and the requirements of OHS legislation. It is designed to help workers identify workplace hazards and understand and promote best practices. -
Recognizing Workplace Hazards – See it Again for the First Time
Discusses the five steps in field level hazard assessment. Learners can practice applying the steps to various pictures. -
Shiftwork and Fatigue
Discusses the effects of shift work. Offers tips for workers and workplaces to help handle the impact of shift work. -
Working at Heights
An awareness program discusses the laws that apply to fall protection in Alberta, identification and controlling of fall hazards, and components of fall protection systems. -
Working Safely on Ice
This eLearning module contains excerpts from a program held under copyright and licensed by A&E Television Networks. A Best Practice Manual and Field Guide accompanies this eLearning module. -
Workplace Health and Safety for Schools
Provides basic information about workplace health and safety measures that can be applied to any school setting.
System Requirements
These programs require Adobe Flash Player (version 10.1). Minimum recommended user system: Windows XP, Vista, or 7, 1-GHz (gigahertz) processor with 512 MB of system memory (RAM), Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
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We would like your feedback to help improve the usability of our eLearning programs and the usefulness of online content. The estimated time to complete this survey is five minutes. Please take the time to fill out this form and let us know how we can serve you better.
Modified: 2011-11-23
PID: 268
Occupational Health and Safety Quick Links
Contact Occupational Health and Safety
Call or email the OHS Contact Centre for general information, to order publications, file a complaint or report an incident.
- 1‑866‑415‑8690 (toll free)
- 780‑415‑8690 in Edmonton
Occupational Health and Safety Council
The OHS Council is an administrative body, which operates arms length from government. The Council advises the Minister on OHS matters and serves as an appeal body for orders issued by Occupational Health and Safety.


