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Peterborough’s Leader in Occupational
Health & Safety Training and Services
Health & Safety Training Courses
Our experienced trainers and consultants work diligently to develop and deliver courses that meet and exceed applicable workplace regulations. If you do not see what you need – reach out and inquire about custom training courses.
Workplace Assessments
HRS Group Inc. can perform workplace assessments to identify, document and suggest appropriate controls for hazards that may be present at your facility and/or worksite. Our consultants are experienced, knowledgeable, and professional.
Qualitative Respirator Fit Testing
If you work in an atmosphere that requires you to wear a respiratory protective mask – you need to ensure that it fits properly and has a good seal.
First Aid/CPR Training Courses
Does your workplace meet the requirements for First Aid/CPR Training? Do you want to add new skills to your resume? Being trained in First Aid & CPR is a valuable set of life skills.
Consulting
HRS Group Inc. consultants can help you with health and safety problem solving, auditing, equipment & PPE purchasing/renting and more!
Health and Safety Program Manuals
HRS Group Inc. can assist with the development, revision or analysis of your Health and Safety Program. Our consultants work directly with you and your health and safety team to ensure your Health and Safety Program is sufficient. We currently work off the WSIB Workwell Audit.
OHS Canada recognized HRS Group’s Jay Hennessy as part of the next generation of safety leaders at the 2024 Top 25 Under 40 awards ceremony at Palais Royale in Toronto on September 26, 2024.
In a world where everyone wants to “hurry up” and “just get the job done”, Jay is trying to slow everything down when it comes to health and safety in the workplace by showing employers, supervisors, and workers that it can be engaging and fun. Jay believes in giving everyone the knowledge and tools they need, to go home at the end of every workday.
Jay has also been a major contributor to increasing and perfecting the scope of services that HRS Group provides, which is going to take an already successful business, and make it better, for many years to come – not to mention he is doing all this while furthering his education.
Enrolled with the University of Fredericton, Jay is completing his Certificate in Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Systems, with the goal of becoming a certified Canadian Registered Safety Professional, in the coming years.
Jay’s commitment to HRS Group Inc, the community of Peterborough & surrounding communities, and the industry is contagious. Jay’s work ethic and desire to build relationships, beyond the work itself, drives all staff to strive for the same. Congratulations Jay!
Over
29 Years of Company Experience in Health and Safety
HRS Group Inc. has been servicing the Peterborough area and beyond for a quarter century. Servicing clients’ needs from across Southern Ontario in person and across Canada online, has allowed us to play a role in changing the landscape of Health and Safety in the workplace. Our dedicated team of professionals all share a passion for helping others and ensuring that every worker gets to go home at the end of a shift.
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Lift Truck Training…
Jay was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Was a pleasure!
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Blog Post #1669 – Stockyard Fined $325,000 After One Worker Killed and Another Injured
Blog Post #1668 – Workplace Injury Results In $55,000 Fine for Toronto Rubber Products Manufacturer
Report from the government of Ontario’s ‘Newsroom’
A worker, employed by Rubber Technologies Corp. of Toronto, Ontario was critically injured while trying to clear a blockage from a machine. By failing to ensure the motion from a rotary valve was stopped before cleaning, National Rubber Technologies failed to ensure that the measures and procedures as prescribed by section 75 of Ontario Regulation 851/90 were carried out at the workplace, contrary to section 25(1)(c) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Blog Post #1667 – WorkSafeBC Recommends Changes to Improve Crane Safety in B.C.
Published by WorkSafe BC on: June 18, 2024
New risk-reduction strategy is based on a comprehensive review of crane safety and informed by stakeholder input and feedback.
Google Reviews
Both courses were succinct, yet, filled with a lot of practical information.
Many of the theoretical teachings inform my decisions and safety in everyday use of the machinery.
I am much more confident and competent at work after receiving both certificates.
Thanks folks!
The in-class portion was clear and thorough and even our seasoned forklift drivers felt they left able to implement better safety standards.
The instructors used really practical examples when teaching, and kept the all the content relevant and engaging!
Thanks!
Gus's Kitchen and Bath
Their instructors and support staff are engaged and interested in providing the best service available to all clients. They are very accommodating and made sure all attending members of our staff left with the knowledge required to keep each other accountable, aware and safe within the workplace.
