Complete Compliance for Canadian Family Veterinary Hospitals - Monthly Pricing

Award-Winning: Custom Printed Safety Manual + Unlimited Online Training + Certified Safety Data Sheets.

Included Programs:

• Emergency Action and Fire Safety Program
• Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Program
• Hazard Communication and Certified Safety Data Sheets
• Respiratory Protection Program
• Personal Protective Equipment Program
• Spill Response Program
• Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevention Program
• Ladder Safety Program
• Radiation Safety Program
• Animal Handling and Restraint Safety Program
• Anesthesia Safety Program
• Hearing Protection Program
• Ergonomics and Workplace Safety Program
• Infectious Disease Prevention Program
• General Safety Checklist

Training Topics Include:

• General safety awareness
• Infection prevention and control
• Bloodborne pathogens
• Hazardous chemicals and materials
• Violence prevention in the workplace
• Fire safety procedures
• Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Radiation and laser safety
• Controlled substances handling
• Hearing conservation
• Safe lifting and back care
• Ergonomics for veterinary staff
• Preventing slips, trips, and falls

What’s Included in Each Program:

• Written Safety Plan tailored for Canadian requirements
• Recordkeeping templates and tools
• Fact sheets and printable resources
• Customizable compliance forms
• Online access to all materials
• Printed reference manual included
• Workplace posters and signage
• Training documentation for employees
• Trainer qualification guide & annual review checklist

Online Training Features:

• Live chat and real-time feedback
• Unlimited retakes
• Custom certificates
• Training documentation provided
• No login required for access
• Cloud-based recordkeeping
• Fully mobile/tablet compatible
• Unlimited support by phone and email

Who is Considered “At Risk”?

All full-time or part-time staff, contractors, or others who work in or around a veterinary clinic and may be exposed to chemicals, biological materials, or animals are considered “at-risk.”

Annual training ensures employees are:

• Informed about safety and health risks
• Trained in prevention and protection methods
• Confident in PPE usage and emergency protocols