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$110

Per participant

JHSC-BC

Meets the minimum requirements set by WorkSafeBC

PRICE

$110 ea.

DURATION

8 Hours

  • COURSE DESCRIPTION

    This training program is designed to meet the minimum training requirements set by WorkSafeBC for Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) members. 


    Participants will learn about the roles and responsibilities of JHSC members, including how to identify workplace hazards, assess risks, and recommend control measures. 


    The course covers relevant legislation and regulations, as well as best practices for promoting health and safety in the workplace. 


    Participants will also learn how to effectively communicate health and safety information to their colleagues and how to participate in incident investigations. 


    By completing this training, JHSC members will have the knowledge and skills necessary to fulfill their duties and contribute to a safe and healthy work environment.

  • TRAINING DELIVERY FORMAT

    • In-person {Private Classes only}
    • Instructor-led Remote/Virtual 

  • PREREQUISITES

    None

  • TRAINING TOPICS

    • Purposes of the Act, Regulation, and OHS Guidelines
    • Researching OH&S legislation
    • Prohibitions
    • Joint Committee Meetings’ Procedures (Meeting Minutes)
    • Duties and functions of the joint committee 
    • Duties and functions of the joint committee members
    • Participating in different types of incident investigations
    • Conducting different types of workplace inspections
    • Unsafe work refusal process
    • Hazard control principles
    • Educational requirements for committee members
    • Consultation with the joint committee
    • Developing committee documentation and reports
    • Applying policies and procedures as per terms of reference
    • Conducting annual evaluations of the committee's effectiveness
    • Devising corrective actions
    • Listen, deal, and respond to worker complaints
    • Assessing committee’s members training needs

  • PROGRAM COMPONENTS

    • Self-paced Online Component (2-hrs)
    • In-class Theory & practical components (8-hrs)
    • Total Training Duration: 10 Hours

  • CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

    • Issued by 365 Safety Training Company
    • Valid for 3 Years
    • Printable
    • Verifiable online

  • TARGETED INDUSTRY

    Our JHSC training is relevant to all industries and utilizes each participant's industry as well as current workplace.

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UPCOMING VIRTUAL SESSIONS

In British Columbia

(JSHC-BC) BRITISH COLUMBIA

  • May 13, 2024 (Monday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

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  • May 24, 2024 (Friday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

  • June 03, 2024 (Monday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

  • June 21, 2024 (Friday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

  • July 08, 2024 (Monday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

  • July 26, 2024 (Friday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

  • August 09, 2024 (Friday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

  • August 19, 2024 (Monday)

    ◙ JHSC-BC

    ◙ Virtual Training via Teams

    ◙ Instructor-led

    ◙ 8:00am - 4:30pm (PDT) 

    ◙ $110 ea. + GST

    Enroll →

FAQS - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What's included in the In-person training?

    To provide a comprehensive practical hands-on learning experience for our participants. We provide all the necessary equipment, including:

    • Electronic tablet devices containing the learning material

  • What should participants bring to an In-person training?


    • Your own laptop or electronic devices if you'd rather not use the provided IPADs. 
    • Lunch, snacks, etc.
    • Comfortable clothes.
    • Note taking tools.

  • What's needed for attending a virtual class?

    • A participant's workbook (which will be emailed to all participants in advance)
    • A high-speed & stable internet connection.
    • A computer or tablet device. 
    • A functioning camera & microphone (turned on at all times)

  • What is the validity of the JHSC certification?

    Certificates of completion are valid for three years.

  • What is a joint health and safety committee?

    A Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) is a group of employees, including some without management duties, working together to ensure workplace safety and worker's health as well as well-being. 

  • Why do we need a joint health and safety committee established?

    A Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) is essential to support the internal responsibility system and ensure its effective operation. This is achieved through activities like inspections, investigations, consultations, and making recommendations.

  • When must a joint health and safety committee be established?

    All workplaces with 20 or more workers (full-time and part-time) must have a joint committee. WorkSafeBC may also order the establishment of a joint committee in any other workplace.

  • Do workplaces with fewer than 20 workers still need to establish a joint health and safety committee

    If you employ less than 20 workers, you are only required to have a Worker Health & Safety Representative, and not a full JHSC. 


    However, this individual still needs to complete a mandatory training.

  • Who must take the joint health and safety committee training?

    Members of Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committees, or worker health and safety representatives, must receive the mandatory eight hours of training, within the first six months of taking on their new role.

  • Who would benefit from this joint health and safety committee training?

    This joint health and safety training is ideal for new safety committee members or existing members seeking recertification or skill enhancement. 


    It's also beneficial if your organization is establishing its first safety committee or aims to improve its current committee's effectiveness. This training is valuable regardless of the industry you work in

  • Is the JHSC certification tied to the employer or the individual?

    Certification is tied to the employer, not the individual. If a person changes workplaces, they need to get re-certified under the new employer or when joining a new committee.

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