Part II of Chief Prevention Officer Approved Joint Health and Safety Committee Member Certification Standard requires JHSC members in a construction environment to have an understanding of the hazards commonly encountered in that setting.

You will gain knowledge of:

• Equipment / machinery hazards

• Noise

• Traffic hazards from mobile equipment

• Work-at-Height

• Industrial chemicals

• Hot work

• Confined spaces

• Ergonomics

• Electrical safety

• Much more...

Module 1 – Review of RACE and Key OH&S Concepts

Module 2 – Falls from Heights

Module 3 – Vehicles and Mobile Equipment (“struck-by”)

Module 4 – Heat Stress

Module 5 – Noise

Module 6 – Manual Material Handling (Ergonomics)

Module 7 – Confined Space

Module 8 – Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)

Module 9 – Hoisting and Rigging

Module 10 – Designated Substances (Asbestos, Silica)

Module 11 – Occupational Illness

Module 12 – Action Planning

If you are a member of a JHSC for an employer with industrial operations, this course is for you.

CHIEF PREVENTION OFFICER (CPO) APPROVED CERTIFICATION TRAINING COURSES

Certification Training educates worker and management members of a joint health and safety committee (JHSC) in fundamental occupational health and safety concepts, to help JHSCs more effectively perform their legislated roles and functions. JHSCs are required in Ontario workplaces covered by the Occupational Health and Safety Act where 20 or more workers are employed. The Act also requires that one worker and one management member from each JHSC be certified. The Chief Prevention Officer of the Ministry of Labour is responsible for setting standards for certification and certifying JHSC members against those standards. REA is a Chief Prevention Officer Approved Provider of JHSC Certification Training.

HOW CERTIFICATION IS ACHIEVED

The Joint Health and Safety Committee Member Certification is a 2-step process requiring completion of Part 1 (Basic) and Part 2 (Workplace-Specific or Sector-Specific Hazard Training). Employers of participants seeking Part 2 Certification are expected to conduct a hazard assessment to determine the “significant hazards” present at their workplace and ensure that prospective certified members receive training in those hazards. Upon completion of training, participants must submit a completed copy of the Workplace-Specific Hazard Training Confirmation Form to Chief Prevention Officer for final certification. See more on REA's Part 2 Certification Course (Office Environment, Industrial Environment, Health Care Environment).

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Ministry of Labour has moved to the new training record database “SkillsPass™” and no longer prints JHSC Certification training cards. Instead, the Chief Prevention Officer (CPO) training records are online and can be securely accessed to view, print, save and share. Visit the site at http://bit.ly/molgetaccount and create your free account using your MOL Learner ID.

Public: $455/Participant + Tax
In-House: Please contact us