TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN SINGAPORE - PAGE 3

To equip Emergency Response Team (ERT) with the Basic Rescue Skills to conduct Height Rescue in relation to relevant approved code of practice from MOM. Participants will learn the use of various height rescue equipment, tying of the various knots and the skills required to conduct height rescue.

This course will cross-train participants in fundamental security and safety knowledge and skills. Participants will also learn how to use them in an integrated manner when handling incidents or responding to emergencies at the workplace.

To understand the purpose and the usage of SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus), know the various parts / components and the correct techniques of handling the SCBA.

To equip Emergency Response Team (ERT) with the Basic Rescue Skills to conduct Confined Space Rescue in relation to SCDF CERT and relevant approved code of practice from MOM. Participants will learn the use of the various rescue equipment during the course.

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.

This course is designed to provide awareness among workers in industries on various hazards of chemicals and their safe handling.

The course provided workplace safety and health professionals with detailed guidance and methodology on the use of risk assessment as a tool to identify, evaluate and control risks in the workplace.

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.

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.