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About AITI

Define Safety Controls Reduce Loss

At Advanced Industrial Training (AITI) established in1998 we are committed to health and safety in the workplace. Offering comprehensive training programs emphasizing both theory and practical hands-on training related to the workplace. Course material covers the OHSA, CLC, CSA, ULC guidelines referring to the health and safety of participants in the training of workers.

An instructor guides a trainee through a lockout/tagout procedure on an electrical panel

Shown on the equipment, not just described.

Training is demonstrated step by step on the procedures and equipment workers use on the job, so the habits that keep people safe are practiced, not just heard.

Training built around the work

AITI focuses on instruction that transfers directly to the job: the procedures, equipment and decisions that keep people safe on real worksites. Courses are structured so that requirements, duration and certification expectations are clear before anyone registers.

Who AITI trains

  • Workers who need practical, requirement-ready safety training.
  • Supervisors and site leads responsible for the safety of others.
  • Employers arranging training for a team, a site or a whole workforce.

How training is delivered

Training can be arranged for individuals and for employer groups, including private and on-site sessions. Delivery formats, locations and schedules are confirmed per course as the catalogue is finalized.

How AITI communicates

Course details are stated plainly. Regulatory information always names its official source. Where a detail is not yet confirmed, this site says so instead of guessing.

Industry relationships

Organizations AITI works alongside. Exact relationship wording will be confirmed with each association.

Canadian Propane Association
Kingston Construction Association

Talk to AITI about training

Course questions, employer bookings and on-site sessions all start with a short enquiry.