JHSC Basic Certification Part II

Part Two, Workplace-Specific Hazard Training focuses on significant hazards in your workplace. It covers how to assess those hazards and ways to control and/or eliminate them. To complete Part Two of Certification, both management and worker members must receive training in the significant hazards found in their workplaces.

The result of a workplace hazard assessment conducted by the employer determines their training needs. Employers are encouraged to conduct the assessment in consultation with the Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC), particularly those members who completed Basic Certification Training.*

Conduct a workplace hazard assessment.

Determine significant hazards.

Determine training needs.

Ensure at least two members complete this workplace-specific training to be certified.

Report to the WSIB the training needs identified by the hazard assessment and confirm that training is complete by submitting a completed Workplace-Specific Hazard Training Confirmation.

Meet the goals of the Workplace-Specific Hazard Training.

Complete their training.

Co-sign the form with their employer confirming the training.

Biological Hazards

Chemical Hazards

Confined Space – Draft Format

Driving Hazards

Energy Hazards

Environmental – Draft format

Ladders and Associate Hazards

Machine Guarding Hazards

Musculoskeletal Disorder Hazards

Noise Hazards

Radiation Hazards (Lasers)

Slips, Trips and Falls Hazards

Lift Truck Hazards

Any person who has successfully completed Basic Certification Part 1

Certified Members of the Joint Health and Safety Committee