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4.6 Rating 364 Reviews
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4.6
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Straight to the point. Informative.
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Posted 6 days ago
It’s a reinforcement of driving information and etiquette. This to me ,is normal information that should already be practiced.
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Posted 4 weeks ago
Informative.
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Posted 1 month ago
It was straight to the point.
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Posted 1 month ago
The course was easy to follow and test reinforced the learning properly.
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Posted 1 month ago
Done really well
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Posted 1 month ago
Interessant mais les formations sont dictés beaucoup trop lentement pour moi et pratiquement mot pour mot. Ca me fait décrocher de la formation, mon cerveau a le temps d'aller ailleurs. Et comme il y a parfois un petit complément d'information, je me demande si seulement lire les diapositives serait suffisant.
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Posted 1 month ago
Good flow and understandable and succint.
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Posted 1 month ago
i really really really enjoyed this course. thank you for letting me take this couse.
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Posted 1 month ago
Kind of repeats some stuff
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Posted 2 months ago
Very informative and easy to retain. Even for this 60 year old!!
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Posted 2 months ago
Learn new things
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Posted 2 months ago
Overall I thought it was very good and I learned a few things about wilderness safety. I liked the pace of audio and the course in general. The only thing that bothered me was the answer to one of your questions. It had to do with the level 3 hazard assessment, where the accepted answers were to retreat to a safe observation area and I think the second accepted answer was to return to work when the wildlife threat had passed (animal left area etc). The other two options I think were to stop work and to evacuate the worksite. In my mind, in order to retreat to a safe observation area, one must first “stop work”. Indeed that is the first thing anyone should do when there are any new or escalated threats or hazards at the workplace. First stop what you are working on (if it is safe to do so). Then you can step away from the hazard, assess, communicate, find a safe way to complete the task or abandon it all together etc. depending on your definition of evacuate, that may also be acceptable, as it is similar to the accepted answer of retreating to a safe observation point. My point is that I was surprised when I answered stop work as one of my multiple answers, and I was scored wrong for the question, if a bear approaches I most certainly will first stop working 😂 Thanks
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Posted 2 months ago
Très bonne formation
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Posted 2 months ago
Covers a wide range, with an emphasis on safety.
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Posted 2 months ago
Very simple and easy to understand course, anyone with any years of experience driving will have no problem understanding and completing.
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Posted 2 months ago
I have completed some WSIB courses, but it's always helpful to revisit the learning tools and refresh my understanding.
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Posted 3 months ago
La formation est bien faite mais c'est long!! Ce n'est qu'une question de logique.
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Posted 3 months ago
Easy to follow. Many great points made.
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Posted 3 months ago
Its is easy to understand and presented well
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Posted 3 months ago
eSafetyFirst.com is rated 4.6 based on 364 reviews