Eye & Face Protection (CAN)

What is Eye & Face Protection (CAN)?

Workplace eye and face injuries are highly preventable, yet they remain among the most common and serious incidents on job sites. This Eye & Face Protection Training Online course teaches workers how to identify hazards, follow safe work practices, and select appropriate CSA- and ANSI-compliant personal protective equipment (PPE). Through practical guidance and real-world examples, learners gain the awareness and skills needed to protect themselves and others from impacts, chemicals, dust, radiation, and other workplace risks.

Course Overview

This Eye & Face Protection training course provides workers with essential knowledge on identifying and preventing hazards that can cause serious injuries on the job. Designed to meet classroom training requirements, the course reviews common risks that affect the eyes and face, safe operating procedures, and the appropriate use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Learners also review real case studies that highlight how easily injuries can occur when basic safety practices are ignored.

The course aligns with key Canadian standards, including CSA Z94.3-07 for eye and face protectors, ANSI Z87.1, and relevant sections of the Canada Labour Code. While additional local, provincial, and federal requirements may apply, this training provides a strong foundation in regulatory expectations and best practices for protecting oneself against impact, chemical exposure, dust, radiation, and other workplace hazards.

TOPIC OVERVIEW

Eye and face injuries are among the most preventable workplace incidents, yet thousands occur each year due to lack of protection or unsafe behaviours. Understanding common hazards, proper PPE selection, and safe operation techniques helps reduce the likelihood of injury and creates safer working environments. This course equips workers with the awareness and practical strategies needed to protect themselves and others.

COURSE TOPICS

Common Hazards and Injuries

Identify frequent jobsite hazards that threaten eye and face safety
Understand the types of injuries that can result from inadequate protection

Safe Operations

Learn safe work practices that prevent exposure to flying particles, chemicals, and radiation
Review procedures that minimize risk around tools, equipment, and hazardous materials

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Explore CSA/ANSI-approved eye and face protection types
Learn how to select, inspect, fit, and maintain PPE properly

COURSE DURATION

This online Eye & Face Protection course takes approximately 75 minutes to complete. Learners may pause and resume as needed.

PASS MARK

A score of 80% is required to successfully complete the course.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

Upon finishing the training, learners receive a digital certificate of completion that is available for download and printing.

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Duration

Average Completion Time

The average completion time is 75 minutes. Individual times will vary depending how long is spent on each module.

Testing

Knowledge Assessment

Testing is included to reinforce the training. You are allowed three attempts to achieve a passing mark of 80% or greater.

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion of this course, a certificate will be safely stored on your account and is available to download & print.

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