Educators in Workplace Safety.

Ministry-approved safety training and consulting services delivered on our site or yours.

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Why StartSafe?

On-Site Safety Training

Bring our instructors directly to your job site for practical, hands-on training that fits your schedule. Your team learns in their own environment, with real equipment, real hazards, and real-world scenarios.

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Safety Program Development

We help build or update your safety program with clear policies, custom procedures, and expert support that keeps your business compliant and audit-ready.

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Supervisor Safety Support

We support your supervisors with the tools and guidance they need to keep crews safe through coaching, customized forms, site inspections, and streamlined weekly safety reporting that actually works in the field.

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Workplace Compliance Support

Receive guidance on Ministry inspections, audits, documentation, and regulatory requirements so you stay compliant and confident on every project.

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20+

Years of Safety Experience

15K+

Workers Trained

15+

Safety Courses Available

Featured Training

Our most popular safety courses for construction workers and healthcare professionals.

Working at Heights Refresher

Ministry-approved Working at Heights refresher course gives workers the practical skills and confidence to use fall protection safely and effectively.

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N95 Mask Fit Testing

We check the fit, demonstrate how to inspect and put on your mask, and show you how to adjust and seal-check it with confidence.

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Power Elevated Work Platform Training

Master controls, conduct safety checks, and glide through your job site with ease and precision when operating scissor lifts, aerial lifts, or other mobile elevating work platforms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Certification is valid for 3 years, after which a refresher course is required.

  • You need Grade 1 safety boots with toe and sole protection, as per CSA Standard Z195

  • All workers have the right to refuse unsafe work and should always report hazards to their supervisor or Joint Health and Safety Committee.