JHSC PART 2 JOINT HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE TRAINING CERTIFICATION - VIRTUAL INSTRUCTOR-LED
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The Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) Part 2 Training is the final requirement to become a fully certified JHSC member under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA). Delivered by Safety First Training in partnership with Danatec, this CPO-approved JHSC Part 2 course focuses on identifying, assessing, and controlling workplace-specific hazards.
This hazard-specific JHSC training is tailored to Ontario workplaces and covers prescribed provincial hazard categories, allowing participants to apply practical hazard management techniques directly to their work environment. To achieve full JHSC certification in Ontario, Part 2 training must be completed within 12 months of Part 1.
Our virtual, instructor-led JHSC Part 2 training provides a flexible and engaging learning experience while meeting all Ministry of Labour and CPO requirements. Participants gain the knowledge and confidence to fulfill their legislated duties, support workplace parties, and strengthen their organization’s Internal Responsibility System (IRS).
Upon completion, learners are equipped to manage workplace hazards effectively and provide informed recommendations to help prevent workplace injuries and occupational illnesses.
Who Needs JHSC Part 2 Training?
Your workplace's requirements depend on its 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.
Duration
On average, 13 hours
Completion
Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and printing.
JHSC Part 2 Course Outline
1. Review of JHSC Part 1 Concepts
Key principles and responsibilities of JHSC members.
2. Understanding Provincial Hazard Priorities
Focus on high-risk hazards as defined by Ontario regulations.
3. Applying Hazard Management Principles
The RACE Principles:
Recognize workplace hazards.
Assess risks associated with hazards.
Control hazards using effective measures.
Evaluate the effectiveness of controls.
4. Practical Hazard Management
Description of workplace hazards and their potential impact on health and safety.
Reviewing relevant legislations, standards, and guidelines for each hazard.
Practical exercises in hazard recognition, assessment, control, and evaluation.
5. Drafting Action Plans
Develop action plans with clear recommendations for addressing workplace hazards.
Collaborate with other participants to practice hazard management tools.
Key Features of JHSC Part 2 Training
CPO-Approved Certification that fulfills Ontario OHSA requirements.
Training tailored to workplace-specific hazards and legislative standards.
Focus on developing practical skills for managing workplace safety.
Flexible learning formats: in-class or online options.
Immediate application of hazard management tools in real-world scenarios.