A Health and Safety Certificate is an official document awarded upon successful completion of a specific health and safety training course. It verifies that the participant has gained the knowledge and skills to meet safety standards in the workplace.

A Health and Safety Certificate is crucial for compliance with Canadian safety regulations, demonstrating that workers are trained to recognize hazards, prevent accidents, and ensure a safe working environment. It helps employers fulfill legal obligations while promoting a culture of safety.

Yes, upon completing a training course, you will receive a certificate or proof of training as a record of your achievement. This document serves as official verification of your training.

The validity of training certifications varies by course type and industry requirements. Most certifications require periodic renewal, typically every 3 years, to ensure knowledge remains up to date.

If you lose your certificate, you can request a replacement from SPI. Contact us, and we'll help you retrieve your training record and issue a new certificate.

Yes, all our training courses are designed to comply with Canadian safety standards and regulations, ensuring your certification is recognized nationwide—from British Columbia to Newfoundland and Labrador, including Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and the territories.