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BOSH Training Module

The BOSH Training Program aims to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills for maintaining a safe workplace, focusing on understanding OSH principles, identifying hazards, and promoting a safety culture. It covers common workplace hazards, risk assessment, the hierarchy of controls, personal protective equipment, and emergency preparedness. The program emphasizes that safety is a shared responsibility between employers and employees to prevent accidents and ensure well-being.

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BOSH Training Module

The BOSH Training Program aims to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills for maintaining a safe workplace, focusing on understanding OSH principles, identifying hazards, and promoting a safety culture. It covers common workplace hazards, risk assessment, the hierarchy of controls, personal protective equipment, and emergency preparedness. The program emphasizes that safety is a shared responsibility between employers and employees to prevent accidents and ensure well-being.

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BOSH Training Program

Basic Occupational Safety and Health (BOSH) Training is designed to equip participants with
knowledge and skills to maintain a safe and healthy workplace.
Objectives

1. Understand OSH principles 2. Identify workplace hazards 3. Apply safety measures 4. Promote
safety culture
What is Occupational Safety and Health?

It refers to the promotion and maintenance of the highest degree of physical, mental, and social
well-being of workers in all occupations.
Common Workplace Hazards

• Physical Hazards • Chemical Hazards • Biological Hazards • Ergonomic Hazards • Psychosocial


Hazards
Risk Assessment

Risk assessment involves identifying hazards, analyzing risks, and implementing control measures to
reduce accidents.
Hierarchy of Controls

1. Elimination 2. Substitution 3. Engineering Controls 4. Administrative Controls 5. Personal Protective


Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Examples include helmets, gloves, goggles, ear protection, and safety shoes.
Emergency Preparedness

Includes fire safety, evacuation plans, first aid, and emergency drills.
Roles and Responsibilities

Employers must provide a safe workplace. Employees must follow safety procedures and report
hazards.
Conclusion

Safety is everyone's responsibility. A proactive approach prevents accidents and saves lives.

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