WorkSafeBC certified JHSC training for BC workplaces with 20+ workers. Part 1 & Part 2 certification — serving Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
BC workplaces with 20 or more regularly employed workers are legally required to establish a Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC). All committee members must complete WorkSafeBC approved JHSC certification training.
A JHSC identifies workplace hazards, conducts monthly inspections, investigates accidents, and makes recommendations to management to improve safety conditions. The committee acts as the bridge between workers and employers on all health and safety matters.
Register for JHSC TrainingA comprehensive WorkSafeBC approved program covering everything committee members need to operate an effective JHSC in BC.
Workers Compensation Act, OHS Regulation, and employer/worker legal duties.
Recognizing, assessing and controlling physical, chemical and ergonomic hazards.
Planning and conducting effective monthly workplace safety inspections.
Investigating workplace accidents, near misses and dangerous occurrences.
Meeting procedures, minutes, recommendations and follow-up with management.
Building collaborative committees, resolving disputes and driving safety culture.
Any BC workplace with 20 or more workers must establish a JHSC. All members must complete WorkSafeBC approved training.
Serving Metro Vancouver, Tri-Cities and Fraser Valley. Click your city for local course information.
WorkSafeBC approved Part 1 & Part 2 — employer required, employer paid. Register now.
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