
Joint Health and Safety Committee Fundamentals
A Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) is a primary component of any employer’s Occupational Health and Safety management system. The JHSC provides its members with the fundamentals and tools to carry out their duties effectively and is a legal requirement for all BC workplaces with 20 or more employees. This course is designed for new and experienced JHSC members and alternates.
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Audience
New and existing members of a JHSC for BC employers as well as Worker Health and Safety Representatives will benefit from this course. Learning modules incorporate WorkSafeBC regulatory requirements and are relevant to all BC industries.
Course Objectives
- Identify and communicate the importance of having a safety committee
- Identify roles and responsibilities of the JHSC
- Evaluate the effectiveness of their JHSC and provide recommendations that will maintain, improve and contribute to both a positive safety culture and safe workplace
Course Topics
- Joint Health and Safety Committee Regulatory Requirement
- Roles and Responsibilities of Committee Members
- Creating a Terms of Reference
- Meetings & Minutes
- Hazard Identification & Control
- Workplace Inspections
- Employer Incident Investigations
- Right to Refuse Unsafe Work
- Training Needs Assessment
- Conducting an annual review
- Workplace specific challenges
This course meets the requirements of section 3.27 of the WorkSafe BC regulation requirements for committee training.
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Awards & Recognition

Kimberly Meadows named one of the Top Women in Safety across Canada 2022 by Canadian Occupational Health & Safety

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2013 and 2015 Outstanding Service for a Safety Professional Award for Canadian Society of Safety Engineering - BC/Yukon Region
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