OSHC Training Programs on Workplace Safety and Health
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OSHC Training Programs on Workplace Safety and Health
October 16, 2007
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OSHC Training Programs on Workplace Safety and Health
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October 16, 2007
October 2007OSHC TRAINING PROGRAMS ON WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTHForewordThere are many valid reasons to train on work safety and health. Training adds value to business by preventing injuries and illnesses, decreasing workers' compensation costs, re-training, absenteeism. It also enhances productivity and profits, workers' morale, and sound labor relations. Lives are saved everytime workers are informed and trained on the importance and values of raising awareness on occupational safety and health (OSH). The Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC) of the Department of Labor and Employment under Executive Order 307 is mandated to conduct training and information programs along with providing technical assistance to clients and undertaking research.Much has been achieved in the area of OSH training in the private and public sectors especially requesting large and medium sized firms. Over the past 19 years, OSHC has trained 50,000 potential safety officers, members of safety and health committees, supervisors and managers. Much still remains to be done with regards to workers in small enterprises and addressing the needs of the young and women workers as well...
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