Fatigue is a major contributor to workplace incidents, especially in safety-sensitive environments. This online Fatigue Prevention Training course helps workers understand how fatigue develops, how it affects performance, and what steps can be taken to reduce the risks associated with fatigue. Designed to meet Canadian training requirements, the course covers key principles of prevention, treatment strategies, and how to build a Fatigue Risk Management Plan (FRMP).

Learners progress through clear, practical modules and participate in intermittent quiz questions to reinforce understanding before completing the final written exam. Employers also receive a practical evaluation checklist to support on-site assessment requirements. This training aligns with relevant sections of the Canada Labour Code and provides workers with essential knowledge to recognize, manage, and prevent fatigue in the workplace.

This course equips workers with the skills needed to improve alertness, reduce fatigue-related hazards, and promote safe work practices across Canada.

Fatigue management is critical in preventing errors, reducing incidents, and promoting overall workplace well-being. Understanding how fatigue occurs, how to identify early warning signs, and how to implement prevention strategies helps workers take proactive steps to stay alert and safe. A structured FRMP also allows employers to build sustainable systems that support healthier work environments and reduce organizational risk.

General Knowledge

• Understand the basics of fatigue and how it affects the body
• Recognize common causes and contributing factors
• Identify signs and symptoms of reduced alertness

Prevention & Treatment

• Learn practical strategies to prevent fatigue
• Explore effective treatment and recovery methods
• Develop routines that promote healthier sleep and alertness

Fatigue Risk Management Plan (FRMP)

• Understand the purpose of an FRMP
• Learn how to construct and maintain a fatigue management program
• Apply organizational and worker-level strategies to reduce fatigue risks

This online fatigue prevention course takes approximately 90 minutes to complete. Learners may start, pause, and resume the course at any time.

A minimum score of 80% is required to pass the final exam. Learners may retake the exam as needed until the pass mark is achieved.

Upon successful completion of this course, learners will receive a digital certificate of completion, which can be downloaded and printed for workplace records.