The WHSC community-based training schedule is designed to assist employers seeking to comply with their extensive health and safety training obligations.
Ontario’s O
ccupational Health & Safety Act (
the Act) for instance, requires employers to ensure at least two members of a JHSC, one representing workers and one representing the employer, become certified members. To become certified, JHSC members must complete both
Basic Certification Training (Part I) and Workplace-Specific Hazard Training (Part II).
The WHSC continues to be a leading provider of JHSC
Basic Certification Training (Part I) and
Workplace Hazard-Specific Training or
Certification Part II.
Employers have also been turning to the WHSC as they seek to comply with their newest obligation to ensure supervisors and workers complete health and safety awareness training.
Ontario Regulation 297/13—Occupational Health and Safety Training and Awareness came into force on July 1, 2014.
WHSC community-based training
To assist employers seeking to comply with these and other training obligations, the WHSC has scheduled courses across the province over the next 10 months. These include:
* The WHSC
Supervisor Training program helps employers to meet the new awareness obligation along with more extensive
supervisor “competency” obligations [the Act, s. 25(2)(c)].
WHSC training in your workplace
With WHSC-qualified trainers located in communities across Ontario, training can also be delivered in the workplace. Onsite training allows you to coordinate delivery around your work schedule and eliminates the cost and time associated with traveling to off-site locations.
With continued program development initiatives and an existing training catalogue in excess of 200 hazard programs, the WHSC can help with most every training need.
WHSC training—get started now
Want more information about WHSC training?
Call: 1-888-869-7950 and ask to speak with a training services representative
Visit:
www.whsc.on.ca
Email:
contactus@whsc.on.ca