Why JHSC Certification Matters
Every workplace decision has a human impact. JHSC certification helps ensure workers are protected, hazards are addressed, and safety concerns are taken seriously. Members of a Joint Health and Safety Committee play a key role in preventing injuries and helping everyone return home safely at the end of the day.
At the same time, effective JHSC training supports employers in meeting compliance requirements, maintaining accountability, and doing what is right for their people, not just what is required on paper.
Who Typically Needs JHSC Certification?
JHSC certification is commonly required for:
- Worker and management members of a Joint Health and Safety Committee
- Supervisors and managers with safety responsibilities
- Health and safety representatives
- Employees preparing for leadership or safety-focused roles
- Organizations preparing for inspections or internal audits
If you are unsure whether JHSC certification applies to your role, we can help clarify quickly.
Which JHSC Course Do You Need?
JHSC Part 1 E-Learning
Workers or members of management who are looking to form or be part of their company's JHSC.
$349
- Self Paced Training: Anytime – Anywhere – Anyplace
- Get access to a State-Of-The-Art LMS System which provides you with all the tools you need to get certified.
- Get certified for training approved by Ontarios Chief Prevention Officer
JHSC Part 2 Virtual
Learners who are looking to complete their certification and have already passed JHSC Part 1.
$400
- Get access to customized e-learning modules for your industry.
- With some of the best trainers in the market, JHSC learning will be interactive and fun
- Get access to all the tools and resources to successfully learn JHSC concepts
JHSC Refresher
Certified JHSC members who need to meet refresher requirements to stay certified.
$249
- Review of the key concepts from Part 1 and Part 2 of JHSC training
- Describe changes to legislation, standards, and codes of practice.
- Learn from other experienced JHSC members about potential health & safety challenges and possible solutions
To be certified as a JHSC member in Ontario, both Part 1 and Part 2 must be completed.
JHSC Training Options
Choose the training format that works best for you and your team
E-Learning (Self-Paced)
Ideal for individuals who need flexible JHSC training that fits around busy work schedules.
Virtual Instructor-Led Training
Best for learners who prefer structured sessions, live instruction, and real-time interaction.
On-Site JHSC Training
Designed for teams who want JHSC training delivered at their workplace. Availability depends on location and group size.
What You Will Receive
Clear Course Guidance
Expert guidance to choose the correct JHSC course path for your needs
Completion Certificate
Completion confirmation or certificate as required by Ontario regulations
Flexible Training Delivery
Training delivered via e-learning, virtual, or on-site based on your preference
Ongoing Support
Support with scheduling, groups, and compliance questions throughout your journey
JHSC Certification FAQs
Is JHSC certification available online?
Yes. Many learners complete JHSC certification through e-learning or virtual instructor-led training.
How long does JHSC certification take?
Timelines vary by course and delivery method. If you have a deadline, we will recommend the fastest option. Typically, JHSC Part 1 takes course over 3 days and Part 2 takes course over 2 days (approximately 8-hours each)
I am unsure whether I need JHSC Part 1 or Part 2.
Tell us your role and whether you have completed Part 1. We will guide you quickly.
When do I need to complete a JHSC Refresher course?
To keep your JHSC Certification valid, it must be renewed every three years. This renewal is completed by taking a JHSC Refresher course, which is a single 8-hour session. The refresher is designed to update your knowledge, reinforce key responsibilities, and ensure you remain compliant without having to repeat the full certification.
What are the common mistakes made with JHSC Certification?
We help learners avoid:
- Enrolling in JHSC Part 2 before completing Part 1
- Missing JHSC refresher timelines
- Choosing a training format that does not meet deadline or audit requirements
- Selecting a course that does not align with workplace hazards
Our goal is to help you complete JHSC certification correctly the first time.
Get JHSC Certified Without Confusion
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