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Safety & Health Committee at The Workplace
(SHC)

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Course Outline

 

The primary goal of the Safety and Health Committee is to serve as a vital resource for the organization by reducing safety and health risks, improving the workplace environment, and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation.

Course Aim

 

This course is designed for Safety and Health Committee members to understand their roles and functions within the workplace. It is linked and cross-referenced to the companion Good Practice Guide, providing formal training on the importance of hazard identification.

Course Objectives

 

The objectives of this program are to bring about greater awareness of the need to recognize workplace hazards. Upon completion of the course participants will be able to:

  • Explain the basic requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994.

  • Understand the provisions of the Safety and Health Committee Regulations 1996.

  • Conduct effective Safety and Health Committee meetings.

  • Conduct workplace inspections effectively.

  • Understand incident reporting & investigation techniques.

Pre-Requisite:

There are no pre-requisites for this program.

Appraisal Process (Exam):

This is a no pass or fail outcome however instructors will reinforce Learner understanding by way of a 30-minute ‘open book’ questionnaire, conducted at the end of the training day.

Certification:

Learners will receive a UK registered NOCN Certificate Level 3 for Safety and Health Committee at the Workplace. Certificates are awarded from the UK and will be forwarded post course in soft copy to the individuals and/or the employer point of contact.

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MERSC Kuala Lumpur
Headquarters Office

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Theory and Practical

FREE

Company Consultation

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Benefits

Theory and Practical

Native Teacher (Available in English or Malay)

Free Resources for Company Implementation

1 Day Training

Level 3 UK Certificate of Completion

Consultation to further training

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