TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN GEYLANG, CENTRAL - PAGE 4

Understanding and identifying the real cause of an accident is paramount in minimising workplace incidents. However, while every effort is being made by employers to prevent accident from reoccurrence, accident and unexpected illnesses do occur.

The course provides participants with the knowledge involved in manual handling which affects both office workers and staff as well as factory workers.

The course is designed to provide participants on a basic overview of the principles of ergonomics to increase the awareness of ergonomic issues in the workplace, musculoskeletal disorders and ergonomic exercises to avoid injury problems within the workplace.

It is legally required under (WSH Committee Regulations) for any company with 50 employees or more to establish WSH committee at the workplace, however, it is also recommended for smaller scale organisation to form WSH committee to enhance safety performance and awareness.

The objective of this course is to provide participants with a basic level of knowledge on identifying what is required to prepare for workplace emergencies, and developing of response plans for emergency situations.

The course is designed to provide participants with knowledge on electrical safety measure. Electrical energy and the hazards when working on systems operating at different voltage.

It sounds like UMW Training Centre has introduced a new training program called "Operate Scissor." This program likely focuses specifically on the operation of scissor lifts, providing participants with comprehensive training on how to safely and effectively operate these types of equipment.

Learners will be trained to implement incident management and response strategies. They will be furnished with knowledge and skills on managing internal and external stakeholders in the event of emergencies and conduct a post emergency evaluation.

This FSM CPD course will equip FSMs with the necessary expertise needed to perform their duties by introducing them to the roles and responsibilities of a FSM in both industrial and commercial buildings.

Everyone have the right to know about workplace hazards and how to work safely, using the most common hazards identification and risk analysis method.