Safety Training Specialists

Industry leading worksite safety training and online safety training courses. Lucid Training & Consulting Ltd. is an online Canadian training corporation dedicated to providing clear, concise E-learning courses for our customers throughout Canada and the United States. 

Our operational and safety training programs are designed to ensure understanding while providing participants with the information necessary to perform their job functions properly and safely.

We clearly understand that production is a crucial part of a company's success. This is what makes our online operational and safety training convenient and efficient. These online courses and onsite can be administered to meet the company's specific timetables to avoid downtime in production.

Why Our Safety Courses?

Lucid Training & Consulting Ltd. has been conducting safety training and consulting services since 2003. Our focus has always been to assist customers to achieve a competitive advantage through better workplace health and safety and operational knowledge.

Health & Safety Training Near Me?

Please Note: Power press operator training. entrapment rescue for punch presses and robotics, can only be completed as an online course. 

Our other health and safety certification courses can be completed online or at your worksite, which covers Southern and Eastern Ontario including Hamilton. Ottawa, Brampton, Scarborough, Markham, Mississauga and Toronto, Ontario.

United States

Besides classroom safety training in Ontario, our certified safety professionals travel to select cities in the United States, Our worksite safety training courses are valid throughout North America.

WHMIS 2015 Training to WHMIS 2015 (GHS) Global Harmonized System 

Changing times, WHMIS 2015 to WHMIS 2015 (GHS) signifies a crucial step towards global chemical safety harmonization. Specifically, WHMIS 2015, now effectively referred to as WHMIS (GHS), represents Canada's adoption of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS), developed by the United Nations. This alignment was not a replacement, but rather an revamped system to enhance clarity and consistency in hazard communication globally.

Some of the key changes included more comprehensive hazard classification criteria, new hazard classes, and standardized safety data sheet (SDS) formats. By aligning with GHS, WHMIS facilitates a safer handling of hazardous materials, not only within Canada but also across the globe.

The implementation of standardized pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements ensures that workers worldwide can readily understand and interpret chemical hazard information. This transition has significantly improved worker safety by providing more detailed and uniform information, ultimately fostering a safer working environment.