SASWH offers OHC Level I in a one-day classroom format followed by support from SASWH’s Safety Specialists. In addition, SASWH offers Effective Occupational Health Committees in Healthcare as additional support to OHCs.
Occupational Health Committee (OHC) Level I:
SASWH offers OHC Level I in a one-day classroom format followed by support from SASWH’s Safety Specialists.
In addition, SASWH offers Effective Occupational Health Committees in Healthcare as additional support to OHCs.
Occupational Health Committee (OHC) Level II:
This is a course for OHC co-chairpersons and occupational health and safety representatives, although all OHC members would benefit from attending.
Level II e-learning is completed by taking two courses online, with a nominal course fee for each course:
Saskatchewan Workplace Inspections in Healthcare; and,
Incident Investigations in Saskatchewan Healthcare Workplaces
On average, each e-learning course takes two to four hours to complete. Successfully completing both of these e-learning courses is equivalent to completing the two-day Occupational Health Committee Level II classroom training offered by WorkSafe Saskatchewan.
Also, completing OHC Level II programs via e-learning is considered “training by an approved agency” for the purposes of sections 4-9 of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020.
The learning outcomes of the OHC Level II e-learning program are:
Plan and conduct an OHC workplace inspection
Identify and assess deficiencies during OHC workplace inspections
Identify and recommend corrective actions to address deficiencies found during OHC workplace inspections
Fulfill their regulatory requirement to investigate workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences
Collect and analyze evidence during an investigation
Identify and assess; direct, indirect and root causes of workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences
How to identify and recommend corrective actions to prevent recurrence of workplace accidents and dangerous occurrences
Saskatchewan Association for Safe Workplaces in Health (SASWH) is a non-profit association, established March 12, 2010, which is funded by healthcare employers through a portion of their Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) premiums.
SASWH is governed by a Board of Directors representing health services workers, employers and unions with a vision to make workplace health and safety.
A priority for all. This unprecedented, co-operative level of labour and management participation is critical to SASWH’s success at eliminating injuries within the health care sector.
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