This hour-long webinar is for HEU local executive members.
HEU local executives are responsible for the selection and appointment of Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee (JOHSC) worker representatives and, in smaller locals, worker health and safety representatives.
The JOHSC plays an important role in workplace health and safety, giving members a voice in matters relating to health and safety issues.
To complete the process for HEU locals to appoint members to JOHSC, it is important that the local executive members understand when a JOHSC is legally required. This is accomplished at the local level through steps taken to ensure a fair and transparent process, and, importantly, the process ensures employers receive consistent notification of our union’s right to appoint in accordance with the Workers Compensation Act.
This workshop walks you through the process of appointing JOHSC representatives in your local.
Learn more about JOHS Committees
This webinar is hosted by HEU’s health and safety prevention staff, and will cover:
- When is a JOHS Committee required?
- When is a worker health and safety representative required?
- How does a local make appointments?
- Where to find resources, including guides and documents to assist in the appointment process.
There will be an opportunity to ask questions at the end of the presentation. It will be held on Zoom. Each class is limited to 50 participants.
Upcoming webinar dates
Wednesday, March 27 - 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. (CLASS IS FULL, REGISTRATION CLOSED)
Wednesday, April 10 - 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. (CLASS IS FULL, REGISTRATION CLOSED)
This is an unpaid, one-hour educational webinar, and is not eligible for union paid leave.
Computer or electronic device with internet access, audio and video is required.
