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JHSC PART 1 JOINT HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
CPO-Approved JHSC Part 1 Certification Training
The Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) Part 1 Training is the foundational step toward becoming a certified member of a JHSC, as required under Section 9 of Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA). At Safety First Training, we provide comprehensive, CPO-approved training designed to equip workers and employers with the knowledge and skills to create safer workplaces.
This CPO-approved JHSC Part 1 Certification Training is essential for workplaces with 20 or more employees, ensuring compliance with Ontario law.
Our training is offered online with a flexible format: Book Now! JHSC Part 1
Self-Paced Online eLearning: Complete the course at your own pace within 30 days.
Participants will receive a copy of the Ontario Green Book, ensuring they have the tools to access essential legislation and guidelines. Upon successful completion of Part 1 and passing the final exam, participants will be prepared to continue to JHSC Part 2 Training, which must be completed within 12 months.
This course empowers learners to fulfill their legislated duties, supporting their workplace in understanding roles, responsibilities, and the internal responsibility system to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses.
Who Needs JHSC Training?
The number of JHSC members required depends on your workplace size:
1–5 Employees: No JHSC required unless a designated substance regulation applies.
6–19 Employees: One worker health and safety representative is required.
20–49 Employees: Minimum of two JHSC members.
50+ Employees: Minimum of four JHSC members.
JHSC Part 1 Training Pricing
$299 + HST per Participant
Duration
On average, 13 hours
Completion
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a wallet card for their records
JHSC Part 1 Course Outline
1. Introduction to JHSC Certification
Overview of the certification process and roles of JHSC members.
2. Importance of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)
Roles of workplace parties under the OHSA.
Understanding the internal responsibility system.
3. Occupational Health and Safety Legislation
Navigating and accessing OHSA legislation.
Worker rights, responsibilities, and training requirements.
4. Joint Health and Safety Committees
Purpose, legal requirements, and functions of a JHSC.
How to create a functioning and effective JHSC.
5. Hazard Recognition and Assessment
Recognizing, assessing, controlling, and evaluating workplace hazards.
Practical exercises for hazard management.
6. Incident Reporting and Investigation
Processes for fatalities, critical injuries, work refusals, and dangerous circumstances.
7. Accessing OH&S Information
Legislative requirements and typical sources for OH&S information.
Key Features of the JHSC Part 1 Training
CPO-Approved Certification recognized across Ontario.
Comprehensive coverage of OHSA requirements and JHSC roles.
Includes a copy of the Ontario Green Book (shipping within Ontario: 1-3 business days).
Certification valid for 12 months, with the option to complete Part 2 for full certification.