Introduction
This awareness program will give an overview of safety and health management at work. In this safety training, Participants will understand the importance of safety management at work, their responsibilities and the necessary actions to enhance workplace safety and health.
Safety Training Course Objectives
At the end of the safety training programme, participants should be able to:
- Understand the basic legal requirements and compliance under OSHA 1994
- Understand the responsibilities of employer, employee and safety committee under OSHA 1994
- Understand the importance of the safety Committee, training and safety audit at the workplace
- Recognize workplace safety hazards and develop preventive measures
- Understand the Regulations in Factories & Machinery Act
Course Outline
DAY 1
MORNING SESSION
- Introduction to OSHA 1994
- Knowing DOSH-NOISH-PERKESO
- Safety and Health Policy
AFTERNOON SESSION
- Safety & Health Committee Functions
- Hazards and Risks at the Workplace
- Hierarchy of Safety Control Measures
DAY 2
MORNING SESSION
- PPE: Personal Protective Equipment
- Good Housekeeping
AFTERNOON SESSION
- FMA: Factories & Machinery Act
- CF Regulations
- BOWEC Regulations
- Noise Regulations
- Mineral /Dust Regulations
- Fencing Regulations
- Steam Boiler Regulations
- Practical Safety Audit
Who had attended this training?
- Golden Hope
- KL Airport Services
- Panasonic
- JVC
- Institute Pentadbiran Awam Brunei Darussalam
- Ain Medicare
- Dewan bahasa & Pustaka
- Hitachi Chemicals
- Malaysia Airport Berhad
- Sure Reach Data Management
- Sharp Roxy Electric Company
- UiTM
- Malaysian Institute of Human Resources Management
- Kokuyo
- Mazuni Industries
The Importance of Safety Training in the Workplace
Safety training in the workplace protects workers and prevents accidents. It prepares employees to spot dangers and handle equipment properly, lowering the chance of injuries. When workers understand their roles in keeping the workplace safe and learn about the rules, they can help maintain an organized and lawful environment. Safety training also boosts efficiency, as fewer accidents mean less time lost to injuries, allowing workers to stay focused on their jobs. A strong safety program builds a positive atmosphere where workers feel valued and safe, which increases their happiness and commitment to their work.