Health & Safety
The program the OHSA requires — built, documented, certified and maintained, including when an inspector is already on site.
What health and safety program does the OHSA require?
Every Ontario employer must have a written health and safety policy reviewed at least annually and a program to implement it, provide awareness training to all workers and supervisors under O. Reg. 297/13, and establish a joint health and safety committee at workplaces with 20 or more workers. An inspector asks for the records first, so a program that exists in practice but not on paper is treated as one that does not exist.
What we do
Health and Safety Gap Analysis
A structured review of your current program against what the OHSA and your sector actually require.
COR and ISO 45001 Certification Support
End-to-end guidance through COR™ and ISO 45001, from readiness review to audit.
Safety Program Documentation
The written program — policies, procedures, JHSC records and training matrices — built to survive an inspection.
Incident Management Support
Help through a critical injury, a Ministry order or a WSIB claim — including what has to be reported and when.
Ongoing Safety Support
A retained safety resource — for employers who need the function without hiring for it.
Request a group quote
Most of our clients train a whole team at once. Tell us the group size and we will come back with dates and a per-person price.