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Hospitality and Tourism – Protecting Workers and Guests

The hospitality and tourism sector is one of Canada’s largest employers, spanning hotels, restaurants, travel services, and entertainment venues. While the industry reports relatively low incident rates compared to higher-risk sectors, the sheer size of its workforce means thousands of injuries are still recorded every year. Most of these injuries are linked to musculoskeletal strains, slips and falls, and incidents involving food service or housekeeping equipment.

Beyond protecting workers, safety in this industry also extends to the public. Employees are responsible not only for their own well-being but also for the safety of guests and customers in busy, high-traffic environments. This makes training in areas such as ergonomics, hazard awareness, food handling, and emergency preparedness essential across all roles.

Below is a list of the most common jobs in Canada’s hospitality and tourism sector, along with the key safety training courses required to ensure safe and professional service.

Industry facts
“15,000 Claims Annually”
The accommodation segment—hotels, lodgings—records about 15,000 lost-time injury claims annually.
“20% of Injuries”
Slips, trips, and falls account for approximately 20% of workplace injuries in the hospitality and service industries and make up 30% of total claims costs and days lost.
“8,900”
British Columbia alone sees around 8,900 injuries annually in the hotel and restaurant industries—a striking number for one province.
“40%”
About 40% of workplace injuries in hospitality occur within the first six months on the job, emphasizing the need for early safety training.
“70%”
In hospitality, roughly 70% of reported lost-time injury claims come from women, reflecting the gender balance of the workforce.

Meeting & Exceeding Safety Standards

We stay up to date with changes in safety laws, regulations, and industry best practices to make sure our training programs are always current and reliable. Every course is designed to meet legal requirements and is regularly updated to reflect new standards and technologies. Our goal is not just to meet expectations, but to provide training that goes above and beyond to keep workers safe.

Always Current

Our training is continually refreshed to reflect the latest safety standards, regulations, and workplace technologies.

Fully Compliant

Every program is designed to meet OHS Act requirements and satisfy Workers’ Compensation Board standards.

Industry Approved

We provide training that follows officially recognized standards, ensuring credibility and acceptance across Canada.

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Industry Hospitality and Tourism

Health & Safety Awareness
Course Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Health & Safety Awareness training introduces workers to their rights and responsibilities under Canadian OHS legislation. The course covers hazard reporting, workplace duties, and safe work practices. Participants learn the importance of communication and teamwork in maintaining safety. Training helps ensure compliance and builds a foundation for safer workplaces.
  • ✔ OHS Compliant
  • ✔ Certificate of Completion
  • ✔ Available on Desktop & Mobile
$19.95 Price per course
WHMIS
Course Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
WHMIS training is required for employees who work with or around hazardous products. The course covers labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and safe handling procedures. Participants gain awareness of chemical hazards and their legal responsibilities under Canada’s Hazardous Products Act. Certification ensures compliance and promotes safer workplaces.
  • ✔ OHS Compliant
  • ✔ Certificate of Completion
  • ✔ Available on Desktop & Mobile
$24.95 Price per course
Defensive Driving
Course Duration: 1 hour
Defensive Driving training is designed for workers who drive company vehicles or operate commercial fleets. The course covers hazard anticipation, safe driving strategies, and compliance with traffic laws. Participants learn how to avoid collisions, manage fatigue, and handle adverse weather conditions. Certification helps reduce accidents and improve fleet safety.
  • ✔ OHS Compliant
  • ✔ Certificate of Completion
  • ✔ Available on Desktop & Mobile
$24.95 Price per course
Fire Safety and Extinguishers
Course Duration: 1 hour
The Fire Safety and Extinguishers Course has been developed to provide workers, supervisors, and employers with in-depth knowledge of fire hazards, prevention strategies, and emergency response procedures. Fire remains one of the most serious workplace risks, capable of causing loss of life, injury, and significant property damage.
  • ✔ OHS Compliant
  • ✔ Certificate of Completion
  • ✔ Available on Desktop & Mobile
$29.95 Price per course
Workplace Violence and Harassment
Course Duration: 1 hours
Workplace Violence and Harassment training is mandatory for all employees under Canadian law. The course teaches recognition of warning signs, prevention strategies, and reporting requirements. Participants also learn about employer responsibilities and worker rights. Training builds safer, more respectful workplaces.
  • ✔ OHS Compliant
  • ✔ Certificate of Completion
  • ✔ Available on Desktop & Mobile
$29.95 Price per course
Hazard Recognition
Course Duration: 1 hours 30 minutes
Hazard Recognition training teaches workers how to identify, report, and control workplace risks. The course covers physical, chemical, and ergonomic hazards, along with corrective measures. Participants also learn about regulatory requirements for workplace inspections. Training helps build proactive safety awareness across all industries.
  • ✔ OHS Compliant
  • ✔ Certificate of Completion
  • ✔ Available on Desktop & Mobile
$24.95 Price per course
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