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Collision Investigation provides participants with a systematic process for responding to collisions, gathering evidence, determining the sequence of events, analyzing root cause(s), and developing recommendations for improvement arising from the investigation.

Fundamentals of auditing is a foundational course that provides an introductory overview of the auditing process. It guides the learners’ understanding of what auditing is, the benefit of it, and highlights the knowledge and skills required to satisfy both the safety and compliance components of an audit.

Fundamentals of Investigation (FOI) delivers a basic introduction to the steps and processes undertaken as part of an incident investigation. The sequencing of the course content mirrors the order of steps that occur within in a systematic, investigative process.

Health and Safety System Building (HSSB) teaches participants a systematic, step-by-step process for developing the necessary elements of a workplace health and safety management system. Participants will be provided with templates, resources, and opportunities to apply the knowledge presented in this course.

Instructional Design and Delivery introduces participants to a variety of tools and techniques that aide in developing meaningful training and add value to the classroom experience. Participants will learn the steps to design and develop course materials and assessments that can be applied to any topic or delivery format, using a simple process and best practices.

The New Internal COR Auditor Certification - PILOT training program is delivered in two parts to ensure participants are fully prepared to conduct high-quality audits using the COR process and AuditSoft tool.

Internal COR Auditor Recertification is a two-part course designed as a 3-year refresher for Certified COR Auditors. Eligibility will be confirmed prior to enrollment.

In this course, learners will be introduced to several key aspects of both leadership theory and strategy, which can be used to help develop a culture of safety within an organization. This course examines organizational culture, communication, conflict management, and the dynamics of teams and team building.

This course sets participants up to be confident finding, interpreting, and applying the legislation, standards, and policies related to commercial transportation and helps safety professionals ensure their organizations achieve and maintain compliance, positively contributing to safety and success.

Managing Injuries in the Workplace (MIW) offers participants the resources and information required to create strategies that improve safety performance and reduce the cost of WCB claims and premiums to their organization.

This course will have significant value to those who are maintaining existing compliance programs and who want to understand “what” you need to do, and “why” you need to do it. Apply the information presented in this course to involve everyone in achieving safety and success in compliance audits.

National Safety Code Program Management (NSCP-M) provides participants with the tools to confidently address performance issues within an organization. This course focuses on audit results and implementing organizational improvements, giving its learners hands-on experience in each stage of a continuous quality improvement cycle.

The Self-Evaluator Certification/Recertification (SECOR) course is mandatory for small companies (10 employees or less) looking to achieve a SECOR certification. The course reviews the benefits of SECOR and the process of evaluating a health and safety management system at a small organization using both OHS and NSC-related legislation.

This is a two-day course during which participants will learn the LCV program. Participants will demonstrate their ability to instruct both in-class, and practical environments with LCV equipment. Successful completion of the LCV Instructor/Recertification course enables participants to become AMTA-certified LCV instructors.

The Professional Driver Improvement Course (PDIC): Instructor Training Course, is a six-day course of advanced, driver education designed to certify successful participants as Alberta Transportation licensed PDIC instructors. This course is scheduled on an as-needed basis.

The non-DEES PDIC Instructor Training Course is a four-day course of advanced driver education designed to certify successful candidates as AMTA certified, non-DEES PDIC instructors. The course enables successful graduates to teach the AMTA’s non-DEES PDIC program for their employer and provides them with a PDIC certificate.