Basic Occupational Safety and Health for the Public Sector

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The OSH Training Framework

The main goal of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) is to prevent the occurrence of accidents and illnesses in the workplace. Factors contributing to these accidents and illnesses are health and safety hazards which can be addressed with the guidance of OSH Laws and Standards as well as OSH Fundamentals.

Figure 1. presents that accidents and illnesses are 98 percent preventable (Heinrich, n.d.), potential workplace accidents/illnesses can be avoided through Hazard Identification (Job Hazard Analysis, Safety Inspection, Work Environment Measurement (WEM), Medical Screening & Surveillance, Risk Assessment, and Risk Control (Elimination, Substitution, Engineering, Administrative, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)—collectively referred to as HIRADC.

If accidents/illnesses do happen (with 2 percent chance), there are means to effectively manage and mitigate their impact. This OSH Course designed for the public sector covers topics such as Workplace Emergency Preparedness, Employee Compensation and Accident Investigation and Reporting.

In institutionalizing safe workplace practices and conditions, the abovementioned strategies can be designed into a formal plan of action to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses—the OSH Program. Following the safety and health principles and guidelines found in the program, there will be a significant improvement in the agency’s compliance with laws and regulations and reduction of costs, including significant reductions in workers’ compensation.

General Objective

The comprehensive 40-hour course on Basic Occupational Safety and Health (BOSH) provides participants a clear and concise explanation of the various responsibilities of a Safety Officer with regards to the OSH Standards and the OSH Law. Participants are able to gain significant learning on the concepts and principles on safety and health to improve their competence to perform as Safety Officers. The program is aimed at equipping participants with the necessary knowledge and skills in keeping the workplace healthful and safe.

Specific Objectives

At the end of this orientation, participants are able to:

  • Discuss the importance of OSH
  • Explain the salient features of the OSH law and OSH for the Public Sector
  • Enumerate the causes of accidents
  • Identify hazards, assess risks and recommend control measures
  • Conduct the mandatory OSH orientation for workers
  • Perform the role of a safety officer

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MARVIN DUYAC MARVIN DUYAC
Posted 3 years ago
Comments or Suggestions

Provide relevant examples to government operations

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APRIL CAHAYAG APRIL CAHAYAG
Posted 3 years ago
The Best!

Excellent Service!

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rohaidah maruhom rohaidah maruhom
Posted 3 years ago
the course was excellent

i like how it emphasis the safety of the employee

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MAC PAUL ALARIAO MAC PAUL ALARIAO
Posted 3 years ago
How to ensure the safety of every employee

My expectations in this training were met and I was able to complete my course in my most convenient time and availability

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Vincent adrian adonis Vincent adrian adonis
Posted 3 years ago
The tutorials and basic functions

The training is well organized

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Robert Paul joseph eclar Robert Paul joseph eclar
Posted 3 years ago
Sana ol safe at healthy

This self-paced training with available onsite assistance is for all. The content/topic on BOSH could be successfully disseminated throughh this methodology.

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GERARD DE LEOZ GERARD DE LEOZ
Posted 3 years ago
That OSH material is indeed helpful and that accidents are preventable and eventually lead to economic savings and saves lives.

What i like most is that, OSH implementation is not only good for the work related transaction but for personal advantage as well. And what i dislike most is the thinking that OSH implementation is an economic burden but as explained further, it is not. And it saves us from injuries or illnesses if not our lives .

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LLANIESEL CUNTAPAY LLANIESEL CUNTAPAY
Posted 3 years ago
First directed learning

The module was relevant as it considered the availability of the trainees.

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LLOYD Lara LLOYD Lara
Posted 3 years ago
Safety and Health is Wealth

Additional knowledge and information that is very much useful in our present jobs and also applicable in our daily lives.

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Nieleen camaganacan Nieleen camaganacan
Posted 3 years ago
about safety and hazards and on how to deal with it

least like : it is not interactive

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