Program Name/Title: (Diploma)	Occupational Health and Safety Administration & Management
Delivery Format and Language: Internship-Placement: Not Req.	Online (DE) or In Class	Language: English	Live interactive LMS
Program Duration and Fees Program Options: Full Time Campus:Vaughan Ontario	Instructional Weeks: 41 Program Duration: 1 Academic Year Online access to all resources	Hours: 815	Tuition CAD $9595.00** Total Fee Can be paid in instalments Easy fee payment options	Status-Semester-Program Start Schedule Click here to apply online
Foreign Nationals Admission	Yes - ISP - International Student Program
National Occupation Classification Code:	2263 Managers & Inspectors in public and environmental health and occupational health and safety
Average Salary/Wage Range in Canada	CAD $19 - CAD $39 Per Hour plus benefits (Entry Level Positions)
Minimum Education Required For Enrollment	High school diploma or equivalent or Mature Student Status		Call 1- 905-499-3631 EXT 103,102 Email
Past Learning Credit / Transfer	Click Here for the Past Credit Transfer Policy
Program Assessment:	End of each module/subject online multiple-choice exam and assignments	Pass Mark: 60%
Course Material and Books	Free online access to course notes-material where available Books not included in Tuition		CCEC LMS - Definition What is CCEC's Live Interactive Learning (Online Education)	**Tuition does not include: Textbooks LOA fee International Student Fee = CAD $2500

This program has been “Approved as a vocational program under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005”

The Can-College Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Diploma is a one-year full-time program designed to train and develop professionals in the area of health and safety, with a mixture of business management skills and specialized technical health and safety skills-related training. All courses in this program have a focus on “system thinking” rather than “incident thinking”.

Program Details

The effective management of workplace health and safety is important for the health and safety of workers, the longevity of organizations, the success of the business, and the protection of the environment. Throughout North America and the Western world, the effective management of workplace and environmental health and safety issues has become an increasingly important and expected dimension of responsible business practice.

The discipline of OHS is rapidly changing to address increasingly complex workplace needs worldwide. Legislations in most jurisdictions governing workplace health and safety practices are also becoming more sophisticated and stringent and have contributed to a growing employer's need for professional health and safety expertise.

Employers having any size, are now focusing to identify, evaluate, and communicate information about workplace and environmental conditions that may have negative effects on workers’ health, productivity, and the environment. Employers need health and safety practitioners, supervisors, managers, and leaders who are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and implement strategies intended to control and manage potential workplace hazards.

Learning objectives and skills

Deepen knowledge in Canadian occupational health and safety legislation and best practices, with a focus on Ontario
Understand how to create occupational health programs, policies that meet legislation, law, standards and best practices
Demonstrate an understanding of the roles that individuals play in providing a healthy and safe workplace (WSIB, Public Health, unions, managers, and employees)
Demonstrate knowledge of fundamentals in promoting workplace health and safety, such as occupational hygiene, ergonomics, and workplace mental health
Understand basic chemistry, toxicology, and physiology
Demonstrate knowledge in how to recognize, assess, control, and eliminate hazards in the workplace
Demonstrate knowledge in problem-solving through providing inspections, safety inspections, and safety audits
Analyze potential environmental risks and develop strategies to mitigate them

TYPICAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Promoting health and safety within a work environment.
Analyzing workplaces and design initiatives to control, eliminate, and prevent disease caused by chemical, physical, radiological, or biological agents.
Inspecting workplaces to investigate whether they are in compliance with state and federal laws or employer policies
Conducting analyses on the effectiveness of safety and health programs
Researching health and safety issues by reviewing relevant legislation, internal data, external sources and networking with other safety professionals
Identifying the need for, researches and writes recommendations for corporate health & safety programs, policies and procedures

Monitoring health and safety risks, and hazards in the workplace
Advising employees on how to minimize, or ultimately avoid, risks and hazards in the workplace
First aid and nursing duties

Required For Enrollment: All applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent prior to enrollment or MSA (Mature Student Status).

For any questions about eligibility, please call 1- 905-499-3631 Ext 103 or 102 to speak with a knowledgeable Admissions Advisor or send an email.

Paying For College Tuition:

Pay directly from your own funds
Students may apply for Ontario's second career funding.
Apply for a student loan at a financial institution
This C.C.E.C. Diploma program qualifies for C.C.E.C.’s own student financial assistance if needed and for students meeting the eligibility criteria
Not to mention the many other avenues you can pursue as an Ontario student.

The friendly and experienced Financial Aid experts at C.C.E.C. will work with you to explore your personal options and help you find a finance program

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C.C.E.C. is registered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005
This program has been “approved as a vocational program under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005”

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The successful graduate may adopt the following:

Work in a variety of settings, such as healthcare, construction, and commercial (as in an occupational health and safety role)
Act professionally and accountable for all decisions made regarding the health and the safety of the workforce.
Promote and maintain a safety-first culture in the workplace by demonstrating a working knowledge in occupational health and safety principles, scientific principles, and relevant legislation.
The ability to use verbal and written communication to communicate health and safety objectives, policies and procedures to all parties
Participate as a facilitator of the Joint Health and Safety Committee and maintain collaborative working relationships when facilitating and conducting inspections
Track progress of resolutions for identified safety issues for timely completion and corrective actions
Identify areas of non-compliance and root causes and make professional recommendations on matters requiring corrective actions
Assist in providing emergency response planning, fire prevention, and detection plans for organizations in accordance with legislation, regulations, and standards.