Distance Learning
IN-CLASS
ON-SITE
COURSE SUMMARY
Once trainees have completed JHSC Part 1 they are required to complete JHSC Training Part 2, which examines hazards specific to the individual's workplace. This involves risk assessment aimed at proper recognition of workplace hazards, followed by effective implementation of hazard controls.
Based on Your Hazard Assessment, the Following Hazard Modules would apply to your Workplace:
- Manual Material Handling
- Slips & Trips
- Violence in the Workplace
- Chemical Hazards
- Ergonomics
- Psychosocial Hazards
CPO Approved
Joint Health and Safety Training Certification Part 2
Expiration
JHSC Part 2 is valid for 3 years
Course Duration
2 Day Course from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Materials Provided
Course workbooks will be sent to each participant before the course start date
Certificate Issued
Upon completion, students will be issued a certificate showing proof of training. Please allow 1-3 business days to process
Breaks & Lunch
There will be two 15-minute breaks, as well as a 45-minute lunch break
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
BEST Safety Training’s program is delivered over two (2) days within a scholastic environment where participant interaction is encouraged. Course content includes sessions on each of the hazards identified. JHSC Certification is an outcome-based program. By the end of this course, participants must be able to:
- Describe key concepts from JHSC Part I
- Describe the process of hazard recognition, assessment, control, and evaluation
- Apply recognition, assessment, control, and evaluation principles to each hazard module
- Create a draft action plan and recommendations
WHAT HAPPENS IF MY PART 2 EXPIRES?
Failure to participate in a Refresher Training program within three (3) years of completing Part 2 could lead to the CPO revoking your certification. After certification revocation, you must complete certification training again, including JHSC Part 1 and Part 2 courses.
ACCESS YOUR MANDATORY TRAINING RECORDS ONLINE
The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development has implemented a new Certification Management System (CMS) for all Working at Heights and Joint Health and Safety Committee Certification training records.
After completing training, learners will receive an email notification from the Ministry that their account is ready to be set up. The email will include a hyperlink to the Ministry’s Certification Management System and further instructions on how to set up your account.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The Certification Management System is available to users to access their Chief Prevention Officer approved training records. Only learners will be able to access and update their information. If you have any questions regarding training requirements or need assistance with setting up an account in the CMS, please contact the Ministry at:
Phone - 1-877-202-0008
Email - JHSC.InquiryLine@ontario.ca