Chemical Spill Awareness Online Training
available in English and French
Due to the serious risks posed by hazardous chemical spills, workers who may encounter these substances must complete Chemical Spill Awareness training as a basic safety requirement. This course teaches participants how to recognize potential chemical hazards, understand the health and environmental risks of spills, and respond safely and effectively. It also covers spill prevention techniques, emergency procedures, and key regulatory responsibilities to help ensure a safe and compliant workplace.
Our Chemical Spill Awareness program complies with the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act and is designed for workers in environments where hazardous chemicals are stored, handled, or transported.
Through our user-friendly platform, you can earn a Chemical Spill Awareness certificate that is recognized by employers committed to meeting provincial safety regulations and ensuring workplace readiness.
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswich
- Yukon
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
- Newfoundland & Labrador
What is Chemical Spill Awareness
Chemical Spill Awareness training is designed to help workers recognize the hazards associated with chemical spills, understand potential sources of exposure, and respond safely to incidents. The program introduces essential safety concepts such as proper labeling, spill containment, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and emergency response procedures.
While this page provides access to our Chemical Spill Awareness online training and certification, we’ve also created a dedicated resource page where you can learn more about chemical spill risks and best practices for maintaining a safe workplace.
What you'll learn
Chemical Spill Awareness Online Training includes 3 modules and 3 tests.
Chemical Spill Introduction
This module provides an overview of chemical spill incidents, including common types of hazardous substances, routes of exposure, and the potential health and environmental consequences of uncontrolled releases.
Basic Spill Prevention Techniques
Learn practical strategies for preventing spills in the workplace, including proper storage and handling of chemicals, safe work practices, labeling, and early detection systems.
Legislation and Requirements
This module outlines the key regulatory responsibilities related to chemical spill preparedness and response, including employer and worker obligations under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
What you'll get
Purchasing a Chemical Spill Awareness online training course, comes with the following materials and benefits.
Course Duration
1 h 15 mins
OHS Compliance
Following latest standards and topic requirements imposed.
Course structure
3 modules and 3 tests.
Languages available
English, French.
Course Format
Cross-Device Compatible.
Support
Chat, Email, FAQ & Phone Support available to all customers.
Course Access
Courses available 24/7.
Unlimited exam attempts
Customers don't have to pay again when failing a testing section.
Course Updates
Always updated to the latest legislative changes.
Certificate of Completion
The course includes a digital certificate, issued immediately upon completion.
Are you looking to purchase courses for yourself or to train your staff?
Not tech-savvy? Not a problem.
Our easy-to-use platform allows anyone with an internet connection to access their training material and obtain a Chemical Spill Awareness certificate.
Complete the training in your own time: no more chasing instructors or scheduling appointments.
Start, pause and resume at your discretion—100% Pass rate with unlimited exam attempts.
Upon completion, you will immediately obtain a digital certificate which you can download and print.
You can make your laminated wallet card or request a hard copy from us for only $10 more.
Don't worry about making any mistakes because the process is this simple.
Over 200,000 Workers Trained
Our online Chemical Spill Awareness Training Course is perfect for:
- Workers who are starting a new job and need their Chemical Spill Awareness certification.
- Workers whose current employer has directed them to obtain a Chemical Spill Awareness certificate.
- Workers who are renewing their current Chemical Spill Awareness certificate.
- Self-employed workers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I find my certificate?
In most cases, this question is addressed to us by individuals who took their training with a different company. As a private company, we can only store and access our customers’ data. Therefore, if you did your training with another company, you must contact them to receive a copy of your certificate.
If you are a customer of eSafetyFirst.com, all you have to do is to Login to your account, and you can, at any time, download a copy of the certificate you received from us.
- Do you provide in-person or classroom training?
No.
We currently do not provide such services, and we have no plans to do so. - Are eSafetyFirst courses recognized in the industry?
Trained professionals have developed all our courses following Canadian Safety Standards to provide participants with the necessary knowledge of hazards and safe workplace environments.
These courses are developed to meet and exceed the OHS Standards and the latest CSA Standards. Therefore, they are recognized by OHS and Worker Compensation Boards. - How can I create an account on eSafeteyFirst?
A customer account is created in the checkout process, where you will be asked, among other billing details, for an email & password.
If you purchase our courses for your employees, you do not need to create an account for each.
When a course is purchased, there are two options following the course name:
i) “Start Course”, which will begin the presentation under the name set in the checkout process.
ii) “Train Someone Else”, which in return will ask the user to enter these details: first name, last name and (optionally) email address of the worker who is supposed to be assigned the course.If the customer who paid for the program doesn’t need the training and, respectively, the certificate, the customer would have to click on the “Train someone else” option and complete the required information.