
This micro-credential provides a comprehensive introduction to cannabis and its impact in the workplace. It covers the science of cannabis, including key cannabinoids, product types, and methods of consumption, and explains how these influence physical and cognitive functioning.
Learners will explore how cannabis interacts with the body, its detectability, and its potential short- and long-term effects on health, behavior, and decision-making. The course also highlights the differences between medical and non-medical use, along with the challenges related to impairment and testing.
In addition, the micro-credential examines the legal framework in Canada, including federal and provincial regulations, as well as workplace responsibilities such as disclosure, accommodation, privacy, and safety.
Finally, it focuses on workplace expectations, especially in safety-sensitive roles, covering topics like fitness for duty, professional conduct, drug testing, reporting procedures, and available support systems. By the end, learners will be prepared to make informed and responsible decisions while understanding their rights and responsibilities in the workplace.
You will have access to the course for 90 days to work through the content.