Certification Programs (Ontario)
The following programs have been recognized and approved through the respective governing body...
Part One Joint Health and Safety Certification - WSIB Approved
Confined Space Entry - OWWCO Director Approved (CEU points)
Emergency and Standard First Aid - WSIB Approved
Basic and Standard First Aid - HRSDC (Federal) Approved
In addition, all of CBHM's training and certification programs have been developed to meet recognized standards. You can be certain that the programs and training delivery is exceptional. We have trained thousands of workers and management to meet specific requirements.
SERVICES OVERVIEW
Part One Certification involves two mandatory parts: Basic Certification and Workplace-Specific Hazard Training:
- Part One, Basic Certification provides an overall knowledge of health and safety that applies to all workplaces.
Level Two Certification, Workplace-Specific Hazard Training focuses on significant hazards in your workplace. It covers how to assess those hazards and ways to control and/or eliminate them.
One worker and one management designated JHSC member must complete both Part One and Level Two of the Training.
Training for Part Two must be identical for both employer and worker JHSC members.
Confined Space Entry (OWWCO; CEU Points)
For those organizations requiring CEU points, Ontario Water Wastewater Certification Office (MOE Guideline 4.2 Director Approved) has authorized CBHM's programs for both:
- Confined Space Entry (full program - CEU Value: 0.7)
- Confined Space Entry (refresher program - CEU Value: 0.4)
First Aid Certification (Provincial, Ontario)
CBHM's program is approved by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario, in meeting all criteria of Regulation 1101.
First Aid Certification (Federal)
This is a federally approved program through Human Resources and Skills Development Canada in meeting with the Canada Labour Code.
CBHM's program has incorporated the mandatory requirements coupled with interactive learning tools and approaches that provide the new JHSC representative with the information they will need, the tools and resources required to carry out their roles, and important knowledge and insight shared from our seasoned experts to help them meet their new responsibilities.
Our trainers are seasoned experts with both extensive managerial experiences in a number of different sectors, coupled with consultative H&S expertise that assists instructor delivery of core components, along with the complete understanding and methods to help ensure participants are fully versed to understand and meet their new roles and expectations.
Program Outline:
Health and Safety Law
- Legislation and Regulations
- Policies and Programs
- The Joint Health and Safety Committee
- Certified Members
Hazard Identification and Control
- Concepts and Requirements
- Safety Hazards
- Health Hazards
- Health and Safety Hazard Identification
- Health and Safety Hazard Assessment
- Health and Safety Hazard Control
Investigation Techniques
- Investigation
- Resources
- Communications
Overall Delivery:
- Currently this is a 2 day approved program; however, we have been granted permission to extend our program over three days (option available to inquiry, N/A to public courses)
- instructor led training by seasoned experts
- Individual exercises, group exercises, break away group exercises; visual and interactive
For more information or to schedule your training on-site or off-site, please call our office at 1.866.461.CBHM (2246).
Part Two is not a single course but rather a workplace specific hazard assessment and training modules that are identified and workplace specific.
A Hazard Analysis is required to determine the number of required modules for your organization. As an example, office type environments will be more prone to ergonomic issues, slips and falls, air quality, and emergency preparedness. Industrial and manufacturing environments will include a wider range of modules specific to their hazards.
Please contact our office for more information or to book your training - 1.866.461.2246.
The objectives of our confined space training are to provide participants with an opportunity to practice their confined space - safe entry procedures using their equipment, to assist in fulfilling management's obligations to ensure workers are trained and competent to deal with Confined Space Entry, and to reduce the risk of accidents which result from the lack of knowledge and compliance with current Regulations, MOL Guidelines, standard safe practices, policies, and procedures for entry into confined spaces.
Participants will learn theory including...
- Discuss and evaluate specific confined spaces at your location
- Review and discuss your confined space entry policy, procedures, program and plan
- Review and discuss hazard assessment related to confined spaces
- Ensure safeguards are in place to protect entrants from hazards
- Learn the requirements of on-site rescue and related training for a confined space emergency
- Learn requirements for on-site entry equipment (lanyards, belts, harnesses, etc.)
- Learn requirements for on-site respiratory equipment and other personal protective equipment
- Learn requirements for testing and monitoring equipment
- Learn requirements for on-site entry permits and evaluate or develop your permit
- Guarding against unauthorized entry to the confined space
- Participants must complete theory training prior to practical training
Participants will learn practical including...
- Put on and use appropriate equipment
- Conduct air testing
- Act as attendant and monitor entry
- Enter a confined space (mock set/up or actual)
- Observe to ensure all procedures & standards are in compliance
This is a WSIB approved program; view program information>>
Our program was developed with safety in mind. CBHM programs are quality controlled to ensure every training is delivered with the highest of teaching standards to ensure participants learn the skills required as set forth by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation.
This is a Federally approved program. Please see the Provincial program for content, as the Basic and Standard Core Elements for federal are the same in meeting the ILCORP Guidelines view program information>>. If you require any additional information please contact our office, we're here to help!
For any additional inquiry or to schedule your training, contact our office by pone or use our form to submit your request.