Worker engaging in JHSC e-learning for workplace safety compliance

JHSC Part 1 E-Learning

$299.00

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) managerial representative.

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This course includes

  • Access to JHSC Part 1 Course Content and e-learning modules
  • Digital Copy of Participant Manual
  • QR Coded certificate upon successful completion of course

 

Course Description
A certified JHSC member is one who has successfully completed the CPO-Approved JHSC Certification Training Program. The training program has two (2) parts. To become a certified JHSC member, you will need to complete both parts successfully. Our JHSC Part 1 e-learning course is a fully independent learning course that consists of online modules that can be accessed and completed in the comfort of your own space and time. Another advantage of pursuing this course with us is that you can now complete this course in as little as 15 hours and save a full day. Upon completion of Part 1 of the program, you will be eligible to take JHSC Part 2 Virtual in an instructor-led learning environment.

 

What will you learn?

  • Importance of Occupational Health & Safety Legislation
  • Rights and responsibilities of a JHSC member
  • Different types of hazards and how to control them
  • Conduct a hazard assessment
  • Report workplace injuries
  • Conduct a workplace investigation and suggest recommendations.

 

Benefits Of JHSC Part 1 E-Learning Certification

  1. Customized E-Learning Modules
    Get access to customized e-learning modules for your industry.
  2. EXPERT TRAINERS
    With some of the best trainers in the market, JHSC learning will be interactive and fun
  3. Tools and Resources
    Get access to all the tools and resources to successfully learn JHSC concepts

 

Course Content

  1. Understanding and Accessing Occupational Health and Safety Legislation
    Participants will gain a fundamental understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), how it is written, and composed.
  2. The Duties of the Workplace Parties
    Learners will become informed on the duties and responsibilities of the OHSA for employees, workers, supervisors, and constructors.
  3. Introduction to RACE
    This course will provide a practical introduction to the continual improvement system that utilizes the acronym race – Recognizing, Assessing, Controlling, and Evaluation hazards.
  4. Introduction to Accident and Incident Investigation
    In order to support the activities of the employer, the MLTSD, and their own duties under the OHSA, learners will receive an introduction to the theory of accident and incident investigation.
  5. Available Resources
    The instructor will guide the class through several online resources based upon the workplace sectors the participants are from. They will also include materials to safeguard the due diligence of the employer.

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