BASIC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY &
HEALTH (BOSH)
TRAINING COURSE
FOR SAFETY OFFICERS 2 (SO2)
SERENDIPITY MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE
I. Opening Prayer
II. National Anthem
i. Training Reminders
ii. Introduction of Participants
[Link] of Course Objectives and
BOSH Training Program
[Link]-Examination
•Be punctual. Online class starts at 8 am.
•Sign the AM and PM Attendance Sheets.
•Certificates of Completion for of ALL training requirements
and output:
[Link] Form
[Link] Attendance Sheet and participation for 40 hrs
[Link]-Examination
[Link]-Examination
[Link]-entry Plan
[Link] Evaluation Form
[Link] Evaluation Form
The BOSH
training
Framework
To provide the participants the
basic knowledge and skills on the
basic concepts and principles of
Occupational safety and health
(OSH) that will enable safety
officers to implement their
company’s safety and health
program.
Specific Objectives:
At the end of the training, participants will be able
to:
• Identify existing & potential safety and health
hazards and describe their effects to the human
body;
• Relate the effects of occupational illnesses and
accidents to individuals, their families,
communities and workplaces;
• determine the appropriate control measures for
specific hazards;
BOSH Framework
Why the need for OSH? OSH Inspection
• OSH Situationer
• Conduct of OSH
• Roles of Safety Officers, Intro to HIRAC,
Safety & Health hazards, Inspection
Unsafety/Unhealthy Acts and Conditions
Communicating
Workplace Risk Assessment OSH
• Hazards identification • Training of Trainers
• Evaluation of Risks and Hazards
Responses to
• Control Measures
OSH Issues and
Concerns
• Workplace Emergency
Accident Causation &
Preparedness
• ECP
Investigation
• Accident Investigation • OSH Legislations and
BOSH Training
•
Day 1
BOSH Framework
Program Day 2
• Workplace Risk •
Day 3
Workplace Risk
• Why the need for OSH Assessment:
• Unsafe acts and
Assessment:
• Control
Unsafe Conditions • Evaluation of
Measures
• Roles of Safety Risk and • Accident
Officers Hazards
• Safety Hazards Causation
• Workplace Risk
Assessment:
• Hazards
Day 4
Identification Day 5
• OSH Inspection • Responses to OSH issues
and concerns:
Integrating
• Emergency
Activity (Plant Preparedness;
Visit) • EC Program;
• Communicating • OSH Legislations;
OSH • OSH Programming
• Re-Entry Planning