The Safety and Health Officer (SHO) certification course designed to enhance participants' expertise in implementing and managing occupational safety and health (OSH) systems. The course covers historical development, incident prevention, OSH management systems, legislation, risk assessment, and emergency preparedness. It begins with the evolution of OSH, highlighting key figures and legislation that have shaped current practices. Participants will gain a deep understanding of OSH management principles, including policy development, risk assessment, and the use of personal protective equipment. The course also addresses compliance with Malaysian OSH laws, such as the Factories and Machinery Act 1967 and OSHA 1994, ensuring participants are well-versed in legal requirements. Practical skills covered include incident investigation, auditing, emergency response planning, and promoting OSH through training and communication. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to develop and maintain effective OSH management systems, conduct risk assessments, ensure legal compliance, and foster a culture of safety within their organizations. Successful completion leads to certification by NIOSH Malaysia, recognizing the individual's competence in OSH management.
| Module 1 | -Historical Perspective -Incident Prevention- -OSH Management System (OSH-MS) -Policy – Organisation & Arrangements -OSH Promotion, Training & Communication -Documentation -Risk Assessment & Management -Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) -OSH Objective & Programme -Safety & Health Officer Certificate Course -First Aid -Procurement & Contractor Management -Auditing -Performance Measurement & Monitoring -Incident Investigation & Corrective Action -Management Review |
| Module 2 |
-Introduction to OSH Legislations -Factories & Machinery Act (FMA) 1967 -Safety Regulations under FMA 1967 -Health Regulation under FMA 1967 -Occupational Safety & Health Act (OSHA) 1994 -Occupational Safety & Health (Safety & Health Officer) Regulations 1997 -Occupational Safety & Health (Safety & Health Officer) Order 1997 -Occupational Safety & Health (Safety & Health Committee) Regulations 1996 -The Occupational Safety & Health (The Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards) Regulation 1996 -Notification of Accident, Dangerous Occurrence, Occupational Poisoning & Occupational Disease (NADOPOD) Regulations 2004 -Occupational Safety & Health (Use & Standards of Exposure of Chemicals Hazardous to Health) Regulations 2000 -Occupational Safety & Health (Classification, Packaging & Labelling) Regulation 1997 -Fire Services Act 1988 -Petroleum (Safety Measures) Act 1984 & Gas Supply Act 1993 -Understand Key OSH Legislations and Their Impact -Analyze and Apply Safety and Health Regulations -Enhance Regulatory Compliance and Implement -Comprehensive Understanding of OSH Regulations -Implementation and Compliance with Safety Standards -Emergency Preparedness and Hazard Management ation Skills 1 week |
| Module 3 |
-Occupational Health Overview -Occupational Health Standards -Introduction & Basic Toxicology -Industrial Hygiene Overview -Chemical Hazards: Asbestos, Mineral Dust, Lead, Organic Solvents & Pesticides -Chemical Monitoring -Health Risk Assessment – Arising From the Use of Chemicals -Chemical Safety Data Sheet (CSDS) -Classification, Labeling & Safety Data Sheet of Hazardous Chemicals (CLASS) Regulations 2013 -Chemical Hazard Management -Ventilation -Indoor Air Quality -Medical Surveillance & Biological Monitoring -Biological Hazard -Ergonomics -Ergonomics Risk Factors -Shift Work -Mental Workload -Occupational Stress -Physical Hazard: Noise, Radiation, Vibration, Pressure, Heat Stress -Develop Comprehensive Knowledge of Occupational Health and Safety Standards and Practices -Identify and Manage Chemical Hazards Effectively -Enhance Skills in Safety Documentation and Communication -Understand and Manage Workplace Health and Safety Risks -Enhance Worker Health and Well-being -Promote a Comprehensive Approach to Occupational Health 1 week |
| Module 4 |
-Machinery Hazard -Machinery Safety -Machinery Protection -Maintenance of Machinery, Guards & -Equipment -Safety of Hand & Portable Power Tools -General Area Fencing -Mechanical Handling -Pressure Vessels -Welding Safety -Housekeeping & Workplace Physical Arrangements -Electrical Safety -Confined Space -Manual Handling -Transportation Safety -Office Safety -Fire Safety -Construction Safety |
| Name | Ms. Siti Nadia Binti Yahya |
| Qualifications | Diploma of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronics Bachelor of Electronic Engineering Technology (Medical Electronics) with Honours Master of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronics) Professional Certificate in Safety and Health Officer from NIOSH |
| Department | Faculty of Engineering and Computer Technology |
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Safety and Health Officer
- Ensure workplace safety by developing and implementing safety policies, conducting inspections, and training employees on safety protocols.
Occupational Health Specialist
- Focus on the prevention and management of workplace injuries and illnesses, ensuring compliance with health regulations.
Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager
- Oversee environmental health and safety programs, ensuring regulatory compliance and promoting a safe work environment.
Industrial Hygienist
- Identify and mitigate workplace hazards related to chemicals, noise, and other environmental factors.
Risk Management Specialist
- Assess and manage risks within an organization, developing strategies to minimize potential losses or accidents.
Compliance Officer
- Ensure that an organization adheres to legal standards and internal policies, particularly in safety and health regulations.
Safety Consultant
- Provide expert advice to organizations on safety practices, helping them to identify risks and implement safety programs.
Training and Development Specialist
- Design and deliver training programs on safety, health, and compliance, educating employees on best practices.
Ergonomics Specialist
- Optimize workplace design and equipment to prevent injuries and enhance comfort and productivity.
Fire Safety Officer
- Develop and implement fire safety protocols, conduct fire drills, and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.
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