FAQs
Yes. Every person who is designated to serve on a JHSC in a fixed workplace must complete the Joint Health and Safety Committee and Health and Safety Representative Educational Program within 12 months of becoming a member.
Anyone designated to serve on a JHSC for a project site must complete the program before becoming a member.
View training options here.
The employer is responsible to pay for JHSC training.
You will need to contact your JHSC training provider. If the provider is WorkSafeNB, please email prevention@ws-ts.nb.ca. For training records or certificates issued by external training providers, including employers, please contact them directly.
Learn more about JHSCs for fixed workplaces and project sites. We encourage all JHSC members and trainers to subscribe to E-News to keep up-to-date on health and safety news that can affect their workplace.
Go to the JHSC Centre main page.
