A JHSC Part Two Certification course must be completed within 12 months of successful completion of JHSC Part One Certification. The Part One course must be completed before taking Part Two.
Choose the appropriate sector
- General
- Forestry
- Mining
- Printing and Converting
- Pulp and Paper
- Manufacturing
- Offices
- Surface Mines and Refineries
- Underground Mining
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - General (2 days)
Part 2 certification is designed to provide participants with the information and tools they need as JHSC members to recognize, assess and recommend controls for the hazards commonly found in their own workplaces and industry sectors. This includes understanding how to identify the relevant legislation, as well as standards, guidelines and best practices as they apply to the hazards in question.
This course provides participants with an in-depth look at workplace hazards from six main categories (safety, physical, biological, chemical, musculoskeletal, and psychosocial). By looking at scenarios, case studies, and statistics on workplace injuries, participants will be able to recognize, assess, and control the hazards that are most likely to affect them in their own lines of work.
OWWCO Continuing Education Units (CEUs):
The WSN JHSC Certification Part 2 - General (OWWCO #14796) course is Director Approved by OWWCO and 1.4 - 2.1 CEUs are awarded to participants that complete the course.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2- Forestry (2 days)
This course provides hazard-specific forestry sector training that gives learners the knowledge and skills to recognize, assess and control hazards in their workplace and to evaluate hazard controls.
Each section of the course reviews a significant hazard in forestry operations. These include:
- musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)
- vibration hazards
- mobile equipment
- motor vehicle incidents
- slips, trips and falls
- machine guarding
- lockout
- struck-by hazards
- chemical hazards.
The course also provides a review of the content of JHSC Certification Part 1 training.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - Manufacturing (2 days)
This course provides hazard-specific manufacturing sector training that gives learners the knowledge and skills to recognize, assess and control hazards in their workplace and to evaluate hazard controls.
Each section of the course reviews a significant hazard in manufacturing workplaces. These include:
- musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)
- chemical hazards
- noise
- heat stress
- electrical hazards
- machine safety
- lockout
- slips, trips and falls
- mobile equipment.
The course also provides a review of the content of JHSC Certification Part 1 training.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - Mining (3 days)
This course provides hazard-specific mining sector training that gives learners the knowledge and skills to recognize, assess and control hazards in their workplace and to evaluate hazard controls.
Each section of the course reviews a significant hazard in mining operations. These include:
- dust and particulates
- mine ventilation
- fatigue, stress and shiftwork
- ground control
- water management
- underground haulage
- surface mobile equipment
- electrical hazards
- lockout
- falls from elevations.
The course also provides a review of the content of JHSC Certification Part 1 training.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - Printing and Converting (2 days)
This course provides hazard-specific training for the paper, printing and converting sector that gives learners the knowledge and skills to recognize, assess and control hazards in their workplace and to evaluate hazard controls.
Each section of the course reviews significant operational hazards. These include:
- musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)
- chemical hazards
- noise
- heat stress
- electrical hazards
- machine safety
- slips, trips and falls
- mobile equipment.
The course also provides a review of the content of JHSC Certification Part 1 training.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - Pulp and Paper (2.5 days)
This course provides hazard-specific training for the pulp and paper sector that gives learners the knowledge and skills to recognize, assess and control hazards in their workplace and to evaluate hazard controls.
Each section of the course reviews significant operational hazards. These include:
- musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)
- chemical hazards
- noise
- heat stress
- electrical hazards
- machine safety
- slips, trips and falls
- mobile equipment
- confined spaces.
The course also provides a review of the content of JHSC Certification Part 1 training.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - Offices (2 days)
This course provides hazard-specific offices sector training that gives learners the knowledge and skills to recognize, assess and control hazards in their workplace and to evaluate hazard controls.
Each section of the course reviews a significant hazard in office environment. These include:
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musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)
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motor vehicle incidents
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workplace violence and harassment
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exposure to hazardous substances
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unsafe material handling
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working at heights.
JHSC Certification Training Part 2 - Surface Mines and Refineries (3 days)
This three-day sector-specific training course is designed to provide participants with the information and tools they need as JHSC members to recognize, assess, and recommend controls for the hazards that are commonly found in mining sector workplaces. This includes understanding how to identify the relevant legislation, as well as standards, guidelines, and best practices as they apply to the hazards in question.
Course topics include: understanding surface mine hazards; surface mobile equipment; mill and smelter hazards; diesel emission hazards; lockout; electrical hazards; falls from elevations; dust and particulates; and fatigue, stress and the shift worker.
There are also three optional sections – emergency preparedness, musculoskeletal disorder prevention, and noise – which can be substituted by the employer for any of the above 11 hazards. Employers are encouraged to conduct an assessment with their JHSC to identify if any of the three optional sections should replace the 11 core sections in the course.
JHSC Certification Part 2 - Underground Mining (3 days)
This three-day sector-specific training course is designed to provide participants with the information and tools they need as JHSC members to recognize, assess, and recommend controls for the hazards that are commonly found in mining sector workplaces. This includes understanding how to identify the relevant legislation, as well as standards, guidelines, and best practices as they apply to the hazards in question.
Course topics include: exploration into dust and particulates; mine ventilation; ground control; water management; underground haulage; diesel emission hazards; lockout; electrical hazards; falls from elevations; and fatigue, stress and the shift worker.
There are also three optional sections – emergency preparedness, musculoskeletal disorder prevention, and noise – which can be substituted by the employer for any of the above 11 hazards. Employers are encouraged to conduct an assessment with their JHSC to identify if any of the three optional sections should replace the 11 core sections in the course.