JHSC Part 2 Training
Become a certified member of your Joint Health & Safety Committee by completing JHSC Part 2 training. Our course builds on the foundations of Part 1 to equip representatives with the knowledge and skills needed to identify risks and practical hazard control measures to enhance your organization’s safety and compliance.
2-day JHSC Certification Part 2
$450 /person
Keep your workplace compliant and safe
- Certification valid for 3 years
- MOL-Approved provider and program
- Choose your preferred delivery method
Enhance Workplace Safety with JHSC Part 2 Training
JHSC Part 2 Certification is a crucial step in becoming a fully certified Joint Health and Safety Committee member. This course builds on the knowledge from Part 1, focusing on workplace-specific hazards and effective hazard control measures. JHSC members who have completed Part 1 need to complete Part 2 within twelve months to achieve full certification.
Designed for businesses of all sizes across Ontario, JHSC Part 2 Training helps organizations stay compliant with the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), s.9(2) and s.9(12), while promoting a safer work environment.
Take the next step toward Joint Health and Safety Committee Part 2 Certification.
Benefits to your business
- Meet your legal obligations under OHSA s.7.6(1)(a) by requiring committee members to complete training to become certified, helping you stay compliant and avoid fines or penalties
- Equip JHSC members with the knowledge to handle safety concerns effectively
- Demonstrate a commitment to team members safety, boosting morale and job satisfaction
- Reduce expenses related to workplace injuries, compensation claims, and lost productivity
What our JHSC Part 2 training covers
- Review key concepts from JHSC Part 1 that reinforce foundational health and safety principles
- Learn the process of hazard recognition, assessment, control, and evaluation (RACE) to effectively manage workplace risks
- How to use RACE principles to evaluate and manage workplace hazards
- Develop a draft action plan with practical recommendations to enhance workplace safety
Upcoming JHSC Part 2 Certification public classes
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Hassle-Free Certification Submissions
We handle the preparation and submission of all necessary documentation to Ontario’s Prevention Certification Management System, guaranteeing a smooth process for you
Trainers with real-world expertise
Our expert instructors bring decades of hands-on experience in the health and safety field, allowing them to create engaging learning experiences that resonate with participants
Active and engaging learning experience
Engaging group discussions, real-world case studies, and hands-on exercises, all designed to enhance participants’ understanding of health and safety practices
Frequently asked questions
How long do I have to complete Part 2 after taking Part 1?
After completing Part 1, learners have 12 months to complete Part 2. We recommend completing Part 2 within 1-2 months. You can even complete Part 2 immediately after completing Part 1 and be certified in as little as four days.
What happens if I fail to complete Part 2 within the timeframe?
If you did not complete your JHSC Part 2 Certification within the required 12-month timeline, you cannot become a certified member under OHSA. This means you will not be able to fulfill your role as a certified JHSC member, and your workplace may not be fully compliant with safety regulations.
To become a certified member, you must retake Part 1 training before you can re-enrol for Part 2. It’s important to keep track of your certification and required timeframes to maintain compliance and your ability to contribute effectively.
You can easily access your training records through the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development Certification Management System.
How long does Part 2 training last?
After completing Part 2, you are a certified JHSC member. Certified members are required to complete JHSC Refresher Training every 3 years to maintain certification.
What are the prerequisites for taking this course?
Learners must complete JHSC Part 1 Training within the required 12 months before starting Part 2. You will not be able to enrol in Part 2 if you have exceeded the 12 months’ timeframe and will need to retake Part 1 to become certified.
I completed JHSC Part 1 with a different provider—can I take Part 2 with OSG?
Yes, definitely! You can complete your JHSC Part 2 Training with OSG without any issues.
However, please note that we do not have access to your training records from your previous provider. You will need to retrieve proof of completion for JHSC Part 1 and confirm that you are within the required timeframe to complete Part 2 within 12 months of completing Part 1. You can access your records through the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development Certification Management System.
Is OSG’s JHSC Part 2 Training approved by the MOL?
Yes, OSG’s Joint Health and Safety Committee Certification Part 2 Training is CPO-Approved.
This means that our course has been reviewed and certified by the Chief Prevention Officer (CPO), under the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development. As a CPO-Approved course, OSG’s JHSC Part 2 Training meets the specific standards and requirements set by the Ontario government for high-quality, effective training that complies with health and safety regulations.
Can I take JHSC Part 2 without an instructor?
No, the Ministry of Labour, Immigrant, Training and Skills Development of Ontario does not allow CPO-Approved providers of JHSC to deliver Part 2 training without an instructor.
You can learn more about delivery methods and program standards for Joint Health and Safety Committee Training on the MLITSD website.
Is there a test for JHSC Part 2?
No, there is no test to pass JHSC Part 2. There is an evaluation where learners demonstrate their knowledge about the topics discussed during the course. Participation is required to complete certification.
Can multiple attendees use the same computer for virtual learning?
No, learners cannot share the same device during virtual training. Each participant will need their own computer during the course to participate in group discussions and case studies. To receive JHSC certification, you must complete the course as an individual.
For more information on technology requirements, you can review our Distance Learning FAQ page.
What technology do I need for the virtual class?
You do not need to download additional software to join a virtual class. Simply open your web browser and you’re ready to learn.
For the best experience, we recommend participants use:
- A laptop or desktop with the Chrome browser. Cellphones and tablets and are not supported at this time
- Internet with network speeds that are at least 5 Mbps Up / 2 Mbps Down
- Built-in or external speakers or headphones to hear the facilitator
- Webcams and microphones are encouraged to participate in classroom activities
Learn more about technology requirements by visiting our Distance Learning FAQ page.
I enrolled others in training—how will they receive their course details?
The participants that you registered will receive an email that includes instructions for joining the virtual classroom at least one day prior to the course start date.
If they did not receive a link, please contact the client success team at 1-800-815-9980 or email info@osg.ca. Our operating hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm EST.
How do I access my training records for JHSC?
After you have completed your JHSC Part 2 Certification, OSG will send your training records to the MOL on your behalf. In 6-8 weeks you will receive an email from the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development with instructions on how to access the Prevention Certification Management System portal where your certificate is located.
To confirm your training records, we recommend that you contact the MLITSD Client Services Unit by emailing JHSC.InquiryLine@ontario.ca or by calling 1-877-202-0008.
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