WHMIS for Saskatchewan Workers 
An e-learning program developed for WorkSafe Saskatchewan. This program is made up of of two modules, an introduction to the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) and an explanation of the purpose and contents of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs). It is intended for people who work with or may be exposed to hazardous materials at work. They will learn about the classes of hazardous materials, product labels and MSDSs and understand their responsibilities under WHMIS in order to follow safe work practices. This program was developed by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) in cooperation with WorkSafe Saskatchewan.

Oh, My Aching Back!
This is a short e-course explaining strategies to prevent back pain and injuries through understanding the structure and function of the back. Prepared by Saskatchewan WCB.

Health and Safety 101
An e-course designed to prepare young workers with an introduction to workplace laws, their rights and roles, and the basics on workplace hazards and their control.  Prepared by the Ontario WSIB.

Hazard Assessment and Control
An e-course identifying common workplace health and safety hazards, types of controls and how to do a hazard assessment. Prepared by Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry.

Incident Investigation
An e-course identifying responsibilities and steps to take for an incident investigation.Prepared by Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry.

Shift Work and Fatigue
An e-course discussing the effects of shift work and offering tips for workers and workplaces to help handle the impact of shift work.Prepared by Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry.

OSHA Multimedia Presentations
A number of powerpoint presentations on a range of topics such as Bloodborne Pathogens, Ammonia Refrigeration, Crane Safety, Logging, Needlesticks, etc. Provided by US OSHA.

Vermont SIRI – Safety Information
A website containing a large number of diverse powerpoint presentation topics donated from various sources. Also available is a library of Safety Posters. Provided by Vermont Safety Information Resources, Inc.

Online Audio / Video Clips from Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry

TV and Radio Ads from Safe Manitoba

Resources - Young Workers from WCB of BC

True Stories from SAFE Workers of Tomorrow