Joint Health and Safety Committee training (JHSC certification training) is a mandatory requirement in Ontario for employers with 20 or more workers. The JHSC must include at least one (1) worker and one (1) manager.
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Joint Health and Safety Committee training (JHSC certification training) is a mandatory requirement in Ontario for employers with 20 or more workers. The JHSC must include at least one (1) worker and one (1) manager. A certified JHSC member is one who has successfully completed the CPO-Approved JHSC Certification Training Program. JHSC training program has two (2) parts. To become a certified JHSC member, you will need to complete both parts successfully. During COVID-19, Joint Health and Safety Committee certification training (JHSC training) is one of the most effective ways for employers to minimize COVID-19 workplace transmission. Our JHSC Part 1 virtual course is an instructor-led online learning course consisting of modules that are delivered via Zoom by our experienced trainers at set times with up to 25 other students. This course takes three (3) days to complete in a virtual setting and can be taken in the comfort of your space.
The latest version of the Green Book with the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act with all pertaining regulations under the Act.
Start with the basics- Get a H&S Board (36” * 48”) with mandatory posters and WHMIS symbols printed and sections premarked for company-specific information
Basic policies- Health and Safety and Workplace Violence and Harassment policies. Print, sign, date and post them on your board.
Need a basic H&S manual? The manual will cover and meet the legislative requirements for health and safety. The manual does not include job-specific practices and/or procedures.