Saturday, December 4, 2021 Featured Course—NCSO Newsletters Ontario Construction Advance your construction career by becoming a national construction safety officer (NCSO). The objective of this certification is to combine practical construction experience with a range of health and safety training. A certified NCSO will be able to help construction managers implement and maintain a health and safety management system; recognize, assess, control, and evaluate health and safety relevance to the work; communicate with management, inspection authorities, and other groups on health and safety issues; and provide workers and other workplace parties with the relevant information and skills required for safe work. Certification Exam To register for this certification exam or to learn more, contact CLAC Training at 519-653-3002 or ontraining@clac.ca. Required Courses • Basic Auditing Principles – In class or Online • Basics of Supervising – In class or Distance learning • COR Essentials – In class or Online • COR Internal Auditor – In class or Online • Defensive Driving - G Class – In class or Online • First Aid – Standard First Aid and CPR/AED • Introduction to Hazard and Risk Management – In class or Online • Joint Health and Safety Committee Part 1 • Joint Health and Safety Committee Part 2 • WHMIS 2015 • Working at Heights You might be interested in Skill and Care on the Milk Route 17 Sep 2026 Building Skills, Growing Careers 15 Sep 2026 CLAC's Statement on Canada's Energy Future 14 Sep 2026 Seeing Clearly 13 Sep 2026