Train-the-Trainer Courses: In-House Safety Training

Train-the-trainer courses equip your own people to deliver safety training in-house - cutting cost, building culture, and keeping certification under your control.

Train-the-trainer courses equip a member of your team with the skills to lead safety training in-house, aligned with Canadian occupational health and safety regulations. Instead of bringing in an external trainer for every session, you build the training capability inside your own organization.

Why train-the-trainer works

• Cost efficiency: reduce the expense of external trainers and travel by developing internal training capability.
• Regulatory compliance: stay current with Canadian OHS standards so your training meets the legal requirements.
• A stronger safety culture: when training comes from within, employees see safety as part of how the company runs, not an outside obligation.

The courses available

On-Track Safety offers train-the-trainer courses across common high-risk topics, each built to Canadian standards and supplied with a complete training kit:

• Fall Protection train-the-trainer - a 120-minute course with a full in-house training kit.
• Aerial Lift train-the-trainer - a 120-minute course covering aerial lift safety protocols.
• Skid Steer train-the-trainer - a 120-minute program on skid steer operation safety.
• Confined Space train-the-trainer - a 180-minute course on confined space hazards.
• Forklift train-the-trainer - a 180-minute course on safe forklift operation.

Each course includes a training kit with customizable presentations, manuals, and exams, so your trainer can adapt the content to your specific worksite.

Rolling it out

1. Select the course that matches your operational needs. If your team works at heights, the fall protection course is the place to start.
2. Use the training kit. The presentations, manuals, and exams it contains make in-house sessions straightforward to run.
3. Incorporate real-world scenarios. Discussing actual incidents and case studies makes the training land.
4. Set up a group training account to manage assignments, track progress, and keep records in one place.

On-Track Safety's train-the-trainer courses are designed to meet or exceed CSA, ANSI, and Canadian OHS standards, so your in-house program stays compliant as you build it.