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BOSH Course Outline

This document contains the table of contents for a training module on occupational safety and health (OSH). The module covers topics such as workplace risk assessment, accident causation and investigation, communicating OSH, and developing an OSH program. Module 2 focuses on risk assessment and identifies common safety hazards like poor housekeeping, fires, electricity, machines, and improper materials handling. It also covers health hazards, hazard evaluation, and control measures. Later modules discuss accident causation and investigation, communicating OSH through training and meetings, workplace emergency preparedness, and developing an OSH program template.

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BOSH Course Outline

This document contains the table of contents for a training module on occupational safety and health (OSH). The module covers topics such as workplace risk assessment, accident causation and investigation, communicating OSH, and developing an OSH program. Module 2 focuses on risk assessment and identifies common safety hazards like poor housekeeping, fires, electricity, machines, and improper materials handling. It also covers health hazards, hazard evaluation, and control measures. Later modules discuss accident causation and investigation, communicating OSH through training and meetings, workplace emergency preparedness, and developing an OSH program template.

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Table of Contents

Module 1: Why the need for OSH?


A. OSH Situationer 8
B. Roles of Safety Officer 12
C. Unsafe Acts and Unsafe Conditions 14

Module 2: Workplace Risk Assessment


A. Introduction to HIRAC 18
B. Difference between Safety and Health Hazards 19
C. Hazards Identification 19
1. Identification of Safety Hazards 19
▪ Hazards due to poor housekeeping 20
▪ Fire Hazards 20
▪ Electrical Hazards 26
▪ Machine Hazards 30
▪ Hazards from Improper materials Handling 32
2. Identification of Health Hazards 33
D. Evaluation of Health hazards – Work Environment Measurement 47
E. Control of Safety Hazards 52
F. Control of Health Hazards 72
G. Medical Surveillance 82
H. Common Diseases in Workplace (Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, Substance Abuse) 91
I. COVID 19 104
J. Risk Assessment and Risk Matrix 111

Module 3: Accident Causation: Risky Workplace and Risky Workers/ Accident Investigation
A. Accident Causation review 117
B. Dangerous Occurrence, Imminent Danger, Work Stoppage Order 118
C. Accident Investigation (Computation of FR/SR; Accident documentation to EC Logbook) 129

Module 4: Integrating Activity


A. Conduct of OSH Inspection (Video) 133
B. Workshop on HIRAC
C. Presentation of workshop output
D. Analysis and Feedback
Module 5: Communicating OSH
A. Training of Trainers 138
B. Facilitation of Tool box Meetings and OSH Committee Meetings 147
Module 6: Responses to OSH Issues and Concerns
A. Workplace Emergency Preparedness 151
B. Employees Compensation Program 160
C. OSH Legislations (RA 11058, DO 198-18, other issuances, Rule 1960, rights of workers) 164

Module 7: OSH Program Development


A. OSH Program Template 165
B. OSH Program Development workshop with DOLE reportorial Requirements 171
Re-Entry Plan 180
References 192

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