A JHSC is an advisory group. The committee is made up of management and worker representatives who work together to identify health and safety problems and recommend solutions.
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JHSC members work together to identify and resolve health and safety problems in the workplace. Watch this video to learn more about who they are, when they are required and what they do.
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Learn MoreIf your workplace has a joint health and safety committee (JHSC), do you know who needs to be trained and what type of training they need? Watch this quick safety tip to find out.
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If your business is hybrid or remote, how can your joint health and safety committee (JHSC) perform inspections remotely? Watch this quick safety tip to find out how.
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Register nowAll types of committees struggle to achieve their goals, including joint health and safety committees (JHSC). Watch this video for quick tips to help engage your committee.
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If you're a joint health and safety committee (JHSC) member, workplace inspections are an important part of your role. Watch this video for tips on performing an effective on-site inspection.
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Is your joint health and safety committee (JHSC) seeking new representatives to join your committee? Watch this video for tips on recruiting new members.
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The joint health and safety committee (JHSC) has an important role in creating safer workplaces. Watch this video to find out more about the JHSC's roles and responsibilities.
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Sign me upIf your business is hybrid or remote, do you still need a JHSC? Watch this video to find out. For more information visit https://www.wsps.ca/resource-hub/jhsc Don’t miss out on our other great conte
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A joint health and safety committee (JHSC) is required in workplaces with 20 or more regular employees.
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When your employees arrive at work, are they aware of the hazards around them? Find out how to assess and control hazards in your business to keep your workers safe.
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Understanding how people interact with machines is key to preventing both MSDs and acute injuries, says WSPS machine and robotics specialist Robert Vomiero.
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Concussions have been called 'invisible injuries'. While the injury may be invisible, the consequences aren't. Get 10 tips to protect your employees.
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Temporary foreign workers may be an ideal solution to your labour shortages. If so, Jay Remsik has suggestions on how to onboard, train and support these workers.
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Whether it's a full return to the office, permanently teleworking or a hybrid, build injury prevention into the process with these best practices.
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Labour shortages and seasonal demand mean more operations are relying on workers from temporary help agencies, but who's responsible for the workers' health and safety?
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A multi-sector material handling inspection initiative continues until September 30. "The best defence," says WSPS' Norm Kramer, "is a comprehensive material handling program."
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Uncover tips on chemical safety and get 5 questions you should ask about every chemical in your business.
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"Nip point hazards are still commonly overlooked even though they can affect virtually every workplace that uses equipment with moving parts," warns WSPS consultant Clinton Brown.
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This free download walks you through the process, including how to comply with confined space rules and safely conduct a confined space entry.
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