Riding and safety
Safety and riding skills are at the heart of our snowmobile and ATV driving courses. Designed for drivers of all levels, our courses focus on safe driving techniques, adapting to varied conditions and mastering vehicles on difficult terrain. Led by experienced instructors, you will learn to anticipate risks, follow essential rules and ride with confidence, whether for leisure or in a professional setting.
Workplace snowmobile training and riding courses
Our snowmobile training is specially designed for professionals working in demanding environments, such as guides, wildlife technicians, biologists, transmission line operators and other experts. The goal of this program is to ensure the safe and efficient use of off-road vehicles (VHR) in a professional setting.


ATV / Side by Side driving training
The ATV (quad) or SSV (side-by-side vehicle) driving course is intended for professionals such as guides, wildlife technicians, telecommunications technicians, transmission line operators, biologists and other experts working in demanding environments.
This training, compliant with CNESST standards, governs the safe use of off-road vehicles (VHR) in the workplace. It also meets the requirements of Bill C-21 and established practices, making it an industry benchmark in Québec for the safety and performance of ATV and SSV users.
Training update
Renew your skills with the 8-hour refresher of the off-trail snowmobile safety operator certificate. This essential course keeps you up to date on best practices and safety standards so you can operate with confidence in off-trail environments.


VHR training: get your off-road vehicle (VHR) certification
VHR training is now mandatory for all guides using off-road vehicles, in accordance with the regulation associated with Bill 71, adopted on June 16, 2021 and in force since December 31, 2021. Whether you are a snowmobile, ATV or side-by-side guide, this course is essential to ensure safe driving.
Remote first aid (SRE 20h) and wilderness first aid (SMS 40h) training (VHR)
In remote environments, access to medical care can be limited, and the ability to react quickly in an emergency is essential. Our remote first aid (SRE 20h) and wilderness first aid (SMS 40h) courses are designed for professionals working in remote settings. They provide the skills needed to respond effectively to a wide range of emergencies, from managing minor injuries to caring for serious trauma.

For any other information about our training courses, feel free to contact us. Our team will be happy to answer your questions and give you the details you need to choose the course that meets your professional needs.