Merit Ontario for Training focuses on future-ready education in the trades. We offer e-learning and custom training programs for the construction industry.
The market is changing every day. Catering to employers of all sizes, Merit’s innovative solutions are designed to meet the needs of today’s and tomorrow’s markets. Our training and employment strategies are not only flexible but practical.
Learn hand and power tool safety in construction, prevent injuries, and stay OHSA-compliant with our eLearning course.
Master ladder safety with our eLearning course: prevent accidents, use ladders correctly, and stay OHSA-compliant.
Build a safer, inclusive workplace in 30 minutes. Learn to prevent harassment, manage conflict, and promote respect under Ontario’s OHSA.
Learn to identify and manage workplace fitness issues in this 30-minute online course on fit for duty standards and safety.
Prevent workplace violence and harassment with this 30-minute online course covering OHSA laws, responsibilities, and prevention strategies.
Learn how Ontario’s Human Rights Code and AODA work together to create inclusive, accessible workplaces in this short course.
Learn AODA standards, accessibility principles, and inclusion practices in this 60-min training for Ontario employees.
Learn conflict resolution and negotiation skills in this 60-min course for supervisors. Build trust, defuse tension, and lead effectively.
Boost leadership skills with this 60-minute course on effective workplace communication, trust-building, and team collaboration. Learn to overcome barriers and lead with clarity and confidence.
This course teaches how to prevent and respond to heat stress, recognizing symptoms, and applying first aid in hot work environments.
This course covers identifying, preventing, and mitigating slips, trips, and falls, focusing on safety practices and personal responsibility.
Safety training for workers in isolation, covering high-risk activities, hazards, and OHSA responsibilities to ensure workplace safety.
The Construction Edge program supports new and emerging leaders in construction, focusing on personal and professional leadership skills, helping you transition and thrive in dynamic project environments.
Learn to manage stress with this course on coping techniques for better well-being and productivity in the workplace.
Noise Safety Course: Learn to protect against noise-induced hearing loss in construction.
Cold Stress Safety Course: Equip outdoor workers with strategies to mitigate cold weather effects
Musculoskeletal Injury Prevention Course: Gain insights to address and prevent common workplace injuries
Spill Cleanup Course: Learn WHMIS 2015-based safe methods for handling and disposing of hazardous chemical spills.
LOTO Safety Course: Learn critical lockout/tagout procedures to protect against hazardous energy in the workplace
"Health & Safety at Work II" course: Understand worker rights and duties under OHSA, ensuring a safe Ontario workplace daily.
WHMIS 2015 training course: Master hazardous materials handling, classification, and communication protocols.
Naloxone kit training for construction roles: Learn legal storage/use requirements to comply with OHSA and prevent opioid overdoses.
Internal Responsibility System (IRS) training under OHSA: Empowers employers, supervisors, and workers with knowledge to ensure workplace safety
VR device training: Learn usage, best practices, and safety for immersive, simulated real-world experiences.
Online Fire Safety course for Ontario worksites: Covers OHSA, Reg 213/91, and Fire Code compliance.
Construction communication course: Equip workers with tools for effective collaboration with stakeholders on-site.
Workplace Conflict Management course: Learn to identify, understand, and resolve conflicts effectively.
Master Measuring Tape & Units in Construction: Essential skills to prevent costly errors, for all skill levels.
Explore Construction Careers: A course on industry sectors, roles, and vast career opportunities.
Facilitated by Skilled Trades Ontario: Introduction to trades, certifications, and apprenticeships in Ontario's construction industry.