MI Safety Inc

Your internal trainers know your operations deeply. They're also subject to the same normalization effects as the rest of your team. A fresh set of trained eyes isn't a criticism. It's a complement. Find out why in our latest blog. https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-blog/the-silent-hazards-identifying-site-specific-blind-spots-during-training/

Keeping your team's certifications current doesn't have to be complicated. MI Safety's online training platform gives workers access to safety courses on their own time, from any device. Contact us today to find out how to get your crew enrolled. https://www.misafety.ca/online-safety-training-edmonton/

One of the most overlooked risks in any facility is the knowledge that lives only in your experienced workers' heads. Onsite training creates a structured way to surface that institutional knowledge and make it part of the official record. See how it works in our latest blog. https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-blog/the-silent-hazards-identifying-site-specific-blind-spots-during-training/

Confined space incidents can turn fatal in minutes. MI Safety's CSSTA-approved confined space entry and monitor training gives workers in industrial, oil and gas, and construction environments the awareness and procedures to enter safely and respond effectively. Contact MI Safety to book training for your team. https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-edmonton-devon/cssta-confined-space-edmonton/

The loading dock that floods. The exit door that sticks in winter. The crane with the longer swing arc than the manual says. Your experienced workers know these things. Does your safety training? Read our latest blog on identifying site-specific blind spots. https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-blog/the-silent-hazards-identifying-site-specific-blind-spots-during-training/

MI Safety offers CSSTA fall protection training for workers in industrial, construction, and oil and gas settings. The course covers fall arrest systems, harness fitting, anchor points, and rescue procedures. Contact us to find out about upcoming sessions in Edmonton and Devon. https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-edmonton-devon/cssta-fall-protection-edmonton/

There's a term in safety circles called "normalization of deviance." It's what happens when your team has worked around a problem for so long that it stops looking like a problem. An external trainer notices what your team has learned to ignore. Find out more in our latest blog. https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-blog/the-silent-hazards-identifying-site-specific-blind-spots-during-training/

Building a culture of rescue readiness starts with leadership making it a priority. MI Safety offers technical rescue training and recertification programs designed to meet your team where they are and get them where they need to be. Our latest blog is a great place to start: https://www.misafety.ca/safety-training-blog/technical-rescue-training-recertification-maintaining-skills-and-staying-current-with-evolving-standards/

Safety's rope rescue technicians bring a wide range of industry backgrounds to the table, including oil and gas, military, construction, civil engineering, farming, and geology. That experience is paired with formal training including Rope Access and NFPA 1006 Technician credentials, and decades of hands-on time in the field. Reach out to us to discuss how we can support your next project: https://www.misafety.ca/safety-services/rope-rescue-standby-services/