Young Worker Awareness Safety Program Program Overview Give your young people the knowledge they need to work safely by booking the Young Worker Awareness Safety Program. This job safety training program will be provided free of charge at any Ontario high school and further information is also available on a free, interactive CD-ROM. Students and teachers will also want to visit The Young Worker Awareness Web site – it’s designed specifically for youth and has lots of resources and straightforward answers about workplace health and safety. Program Details The Young Worker Awareness Safety Program is available free of charge to any Ontario high school. The program features Health and safety training delivered by qualified IAPA and WHSC instructors Interactive format Videos, resource booklets, and other materials Classes on-site at your school To order the Young Worker Awareness Safety Program, visit the Young Worker Awareness Web Site, or call the IAPA or the Workers Health and Safety Centre. The Young Worker Awareness Web Site is a must for any young person entering the workforce and for any teacher, parent, or employer responsible for young workers. It features A format designed specifically for young people Straightforward answers to questions about workplace health and safety Information on hazardous materials and warning labels, common types of workplace injuries, and much more. A safety I.Q. test Real stories from young people injured on the job. For more details call 1-800-663-6639 or 416-344-1016 or e-mail: prevention@wsib.on.ca.