The Occupational Health and Safety Act requires any employer with more than twenty regular employees to establish and maintain a health and safety program that includes a Joint Health and Safety Committee.
In 2019, St John Ambulance launched Joint Health & Safety Committee Certification Training in Ontario. As a recognized leader in first aid training across Canada, this training is the perfect complement to our commitment to health and safety overall.
St. John Ambulance is a recognized leader in First Aid by the Ministry of Labour. We are the standard that is listed in the Ontario Occupational Health & Safety Act and Regulations. St. John Ambulance moved into this new segment of workplace training where few players have the Province-wide capabilities that we have.
What is covered in Joint Health and Safety Committee Part 1:
- Health and Safety and the law
- Workplace Refusals
- Duties and Obligations of a JHSC
- Certifications
- Hazard Management
- Investigations
- Critical injury accidents and deaths
- Case Studies
- When the Labour Board steps in
- Resources for JHSC’s