Brockville
Kingston
330 Laurier Blvd.
Ontario
K6V 7L9
+1 613 345 1991
25 Railway St.
Ontario
K7K 2L7
+1 613 546 6663

The Ozone Training Program is designed to educate participants on the safe production and use of ozone, a substance that poses several health hazards. These hazards can vary from minor, short-term effects to more serious chronic health issues and, in extreme cases, death. In Ontario workplaces, it is essential for employers to implement protective measures to safeguard workers from hazardous biological or chemical agents, including ozone.
Employers must ensure that exposure limits are strictly observed as mandated by the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and associated regulations. Participants in this program will learn about ozone (O₃), a potent oxidizing agent that is extensively used across various industries. Ozone’s unique properties make it effective for purifying air and water, eliminating unwanted odours, and disinfecting surfaces.
• Definition and Properties of Ozone
• WHMIS Classification of Ozone
• Reasons Ozone Is Considered Hazardous
• Ontario Regulation 833 and Ozone Exposure Limits
• Toxic Effects Associated with Ozone
• Health Hazards Linked to Ozone Exposure
• First Aid Measures for Ozone Incidents
• Procedures for Fire Emergencies Involving Ozone
• Stability and Reactivity of Ozone
• Transportation Requirements for Ozone
• Proper Disposal Methods for Ozone
• Safe Practices When Handling Ozone
• Emergency Procedures Related to Ozone Exposure