JHSC • Step 2 of Certification
JHSC Part 2 Certification Training
Complete Your JHSC Certification with Part 2 Training
JHSC Part 2 Certification Training is the final step to becoming a certified Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) member in Ontario. Build practical skills in identifying, assessing, and controlling workplace hazards while meeting the requirement to complete Part 2 within 12 months of Part 1.
Haven’t completed Part 1? Start with our JHSC Part 1 Training before enrolling in Part 2.
At a Glance
Certification Step
Part 2 of 2 (Final)
Prerequisites
JHSC Part 1 Completed
Completion Window
Within 12 Months of Part 1 completion
Delivery Options
Virtual-Distance learning, Private - onsite training
The Final Step
What Is JHSC Part 2 Certification Training?
JHSC Part 2 Certification Training is the second and final step in Ontario’s JHSC certification process. It builds on Part 1 by focusing on industry-specific workplace hazards and practical hazard control strategies.
You’ll learn how to:
- Assess and prioritize risks
- Identify hazards specific to your workplace and industry
- Recommend effective control measures
- Conduct better inspections and incident investigations
After successfully completing both Part 1 and Part 2, you become a fully certified JHSC member.
Part 1: Foundations
Completed
2
Part 2: Workplace Hazards
Completes certification
JHSC Members
Who Must Take JHSC Part 2 Training?
Part 2 training is required for:
Worker representatives who have completed JHSC Part 1
Management representatives pursuing certification
Organizations seeking compliance with Ontario JHSC certification requirements
Certified members who need to complete their certification pathway
Important: Participants must complete Part 1 before enrolling in Part 2. New to certification? Start with our JHSC Part 1 Training and complete the prerequisite requirements before registering for Part 2.
- Time-Sensitive Requirement
JHSC Part 2 Must Be Completed Within 12 Months
Ontario certification requirements state that JHSC members must successfully complete Part 2 training within one year (12 months) of completing Part 1.
Failing to complete Part 2 within the required timeframe may impact certification status and require additional steps to regain compliance.
12
months from Part 1 completion
To avoid delays, many organizations choose to schedule both courses together through a bundled certification pathway.
Certification Pathway
How Part 2 Completes JHSC Certification
Participants must complete Part 1 & 2 to become JHSC Certified and to maintain certification you must complete a Refresher course every 3 years.
STEP 1
Complete JHSC Part 1 Training
- Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA)
- Rights and responsibilities
- Hazard recognition principles
- Workplace health and safety systems
STEP 2
Complete JHSC Part 2 Training
- Industry-specific hazards
- Hazard assessment methods
- Risk evaluation
- Control measures
- Workplace inspections
- Incident investigation techniques
STEP 3
Become a Certified JHSC Member
- Achieve full JHSC certification
- Fulfill responsibilities as a certified committee member
Course Content
Hazard Selection Guide for JHSC Part 2
A key component of Part 2 training is the study of workplace hazards that are most relevant to your industry.
Depending on your workplace, training may address hazards such as:
Physical Hazards
- Slips, trips, and falls
- Noise exposure
- Vibration
- Temperature extremes
Chemical Hazards
- Hazardous substances
- WHMIS-related risks
- Airborne contaminants
- Chemical handling procedures
Ergonomic Hazards
- Repetitive motion injuries
- Material handling
- Workstation design
- Musculoskeletal disorder prevention
Biological Hazards
- Exposure to infectious materials
- Healthcare-related risks
- Mold and environmental contaminants
Workplace Safety Hazards
- Equipment operation
- Machine guarding
- Lockout/tagout procedures
- Mobile equipment risks
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Outcomes
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of JHSC Part 2 training, participants will be able to:
Identify industry-specific workplace hazards
Analyze risk factors and potential consequences
Recommend practical control measures
Conduct more effective workplace inspections
Participate in incident and accident investigations
Support hazard prevention initiatives
Contribute to JHSC recommendations and corrective actions
How You Learn
Training Delivery Options
We offer flexible delivery options to meet your organization’s needs.
V
Distance Learning (Virtual)
Live instructor-led virtual training using a two-way audio and video platform that meets Ontario requirements.
C
On-Site Training
In-person instructor led training is available based on group size and location. Please contact our training department to learn more about on-site training.
Note: E-learning is not available for JHSC Part 2 Certification Training.
JHSC Part 2 Virtual Training & Pricing
JHSC Part 2 Virtual
Hazard-specific training that builds on Part 1 certification and addresses workplace risks relevant to specific industries and organizations.
$400
$345
- 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
Why 4S Consulting
Why Choose 4S Consulting for JHSC Part 2 Training?
Organizations across Ontario choose 4S Consulting because we provide:
Our goal is to help organizations meet compliance requirements while building safer workplaces.
- CPO Approved JHSC certification training
- Experienced health and safety instructors
- Industry-relevant hazard training
- Flexible scheduling options
- Virtual and classroom delivery
- Support throughout the certification process
- Training solutions for employers of all sizes
Save on JHSC Certification
Need both Part 1 and Part 2? Get them together for less
To become a certified JHSC member in Ontario, you need to complete both Part 1 and Part 2 training. Buy both parts together as a bundle and get an extra $50 off on top of our discounted course prices.
CPO approved certification and expert instructor support
What Our Participants Are Saying
Our JHSC Part 1, Part 2, and Refresher courses are available across Ontario via e-learning and virtual training anywhere in the province, plus on-site sessions in the regions below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is JHSC Part 2 Training?
JHSC Part 2 Training is the second stage of Ontario’s JHSC certification program. It focuses on workplace and industry-specific hazards and completes the certification process when combined with Part 1.
Do I need to complete Part 1 before Part 2?
Yes. Participants must successfully complete JHSC Part 1 before enrolling in Part 2.
How long do I have to complete Part 2 after Part 1?
Part 2 must be completed within 12 months of successfully completing Part 1.
Is JHSC Part 2 available as e-learning?
No. Ontario requirements do not permit Part 2 certification training to be delivered through self-paced e-learning.
Does Part 2 include hazard identification training?
Yes. Hazard identification, risk assessment, hazard controls, workplace inspections, and incident investigations are key components of Part 2 training.
How do I become a certified JHSC member?
You must successfully complete both JHSC Part 1 and JHSC Part 2 certification training requirements.
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Don't risk missing the 12-month completion requirement. If you've already completed Part 1, register for JHSC Part 2 Training and finalize your certification pathway.
Need both courses? Save time by enrolling in our JHSC Training Bundle, which combines Part 1 and Part 2 certification training into a streamlined solution for Ontario workplaces.
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