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    SAFETY TRAINING AND CONSULTING SERVICES

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    OPERATING AN EFFECTIVE SAFETY COMMITTEE

    4 hour training program

    Introduction:

    The Joint Health and Safety Committee is the backbone of an organization’s Internal Responsibility System. Although their formation and meetings are legally required, the effectiveness of the committee is often lacking.

    There are often a number of reasons behind this lack of effectiveness. They can be traced back to little or no training for committee members and an incorrect perception of their duties and scope of responsibilities.

    Every safety program can benefit from a functional and effective Committee.

     

    Training Objectives:
    Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
    • Identify and understand applicable legislative requirements.

    • Understand barriers to an effective Health and Safety Committee.

    • Review the specific roles of committee members.

    • Improve their ability to make effective recommendations regarding workplace safety issues.

     

    Target Audience:
    • Supervisors and Managers,

    • Health & Safety Committee Members.

     

    Course Length and Options:

    This session is typically offered in a half-day (4-hour) format.

    An additional ½-day course (i.e. Workplace Inspection, Accident Investigation) can be added to this session in order to make up a full-day training program.

    Please note that this course alone does not satisfy the legal requirements for a Certified Safety Committee Member under the Ontario Occupational Health & Safety Act. STACS Inc. can assist with Part I and Part II Certification for Ontario Committee Members.

    STACS TRAINING COURSES
    Air Sampling
    Chemical Spill Response
    Confined Space Entry - All Options
    Effective Safety Committees
    Electrical Safety (Arc Flash)
    Ergonomics
    Fall Protection / Working at Heights (WAH)
    Fundamentals of Safety Management
    Health, Safety & The Law / Due Dilligence
    Housekeeping
    Incident Investigation
    JHSC Certification - Part 2
    Job Safety Analysis
    Lift Truck Operation
    Machine Guarding
    Noise and Hearing Conservation
    Occupational Health and Safety Awareness
    Occupational Health Concepts
    Overhead Crane Operation
    Transportation of Dangerous Goods
    WHMIS
    Workplace Inspection
    Workplace Violence & Harassment
    Zero Energy State (Lock Out/Tag Out)
    MAKING BUSINESS SENSE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY LEGISLATION

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