WHMIS Training


As per the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code, any worker who works with or near hazardous products must be trained in the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). As of June 2015 in Alberta, workers must be trained in the new WHMIS 2015 (otherwise known as the Globally Harmonized System) standard.


We provide generic training in 2015 WHMIS based on the Alberta Construction Safety Association's training standard. This includes training on hazard classification, use of labels, symbols and Safety Data Sheets. Training is provided by an ACSA-certified WHMIS Trainer. We also provide information as to the requirements for site-specific WHMIS training that must be conducted by the employer.


At KC Solutions we recognize that it isn't always feasible for a small business workforce to take time off during the week to complete necessary training. To provide our clients with the best possible service, we offer training schedules on your terms. We will come to your home or office and provide training when it is convenient for you - including evenings and weekends.


Training takes approximately 1.5 - 2 hours. Recertification is not required by law, but may be required by your employer.​

All participants receive a training booklet and certification card upon completion of their training.

Respirator Training & Fit-Testing


​Did you know that fit-testing is required by the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code for respirator use? Or that part of the required Respirator Code of Practice must include employee training on the selection, use, care and maintenance of respirators? KC Solutions can provide you with both the required employee training and actual qualitative fit-testing of respirators.
















Respirator Awareness Training

​Includes: General knowledge information               Care, maintenance and storage of respirators

              Respirator selection                               Respirator fit-testing

              Limitations of respirator use

Training takes approximately 1.5 - 2 hours plus time for fit-testing. Recertification of knowledge base is not required by law, but may be required by your employer. Fit-testing is recommended to be redone every 2 years.

All participants receive a training booklet and certification card upon completion of their training. Participants will receive an information card indicating which respirators (including proper size) they have been tested with for proper seal.


Respirator Fit-Testing

Stand-alone testing

Uses irritant smoke in qualitative testing methods

Requires approximately 20 minutes per person to complete​

Fit-testing is recommended to be redone every 2 years

All participants receive an information card indicating which respirators (including proper size) they have been tested with for proper seal.

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