NEW 2-DAY COURSE:

JHSC Part Two Certification for Industrial Hazards

The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) requires employers to ensure at least one certified member represents management and one certified member represents workers on the JHSC. After Part One certification of JHSC members, Part Two specific hazard training is required.

The first step in complying with the Part Two workplace specific hazard training requirement is for the employer to complete a workplace hazard assessment to determine "significant hazards." The second step is hazard specific training. The OHSA also requires employers to share the results of the assessment with the JHSC. JHSC members who have completed Part One training are to receive further training on the "significant hazards" as identified by the employer, in order to achieve complete certification from WSIB.

This course prepares participants for certification for industrial hazards according to WSIB certification criteria. Industrial hazard identification, assessment and control is the focus of this course.

This course will cover:

• Review of JHSC basic certification concepts
• Equipment/Machinery Hazards
• Introduction and application of action plans
• Electricity
• Noise
• Traffic
• Work at heights
• Chemicals
• Welding
• Indoor air quality
• Confined spaces
• Housekeeping
• Ergonomics

TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., both days

FEE: $545 per person, plus GST

DISCOUNTS:
Register multiple individuals from the same organization to attend the same course on the same date(s) and save:

• $75 per person when 2 or more register
• $100 per person when 4 or more register

AUDIENCE:
JHSC Part One certified members, managers, supervisors, and employees interested in learning about controlling hazards in the industrial workplace.

Registration:
To register, visit www.gowlings.com/ohslaw or call 1-866-862-5787 ext 83645.