Course Fee
RM 850 (inclusive SST) per participant
 
OBJECTIVES
Participant should be able to :
• Understand the main provision of the principal Act;
• Understand the new amendments, additional provision and deletion of provisions ; and
• Understand the new liability of offences.
 
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Human resources manager, appointed member of the safety and health committee and person in charge of OSH program.
 
OUTLINE
1. Introduction and Course Objectives
2. Salient Provision of the OSH Act 1994 (Principal Act)
3. Amendments to the scope of Application
4. Amendments to the Interpretations with new terminologies
5. Amendments to the appointment of officers
6. Amendments to the National Council for OSH
7. Amendments to the General Duties of employers
8. Amendments to the General Duties of employees
9. New Rights of employees
10. Amendments to Safety and Health Organisation
11. New provisions to the Safety and Health Organisation
12. Amendments to the Notification of Accidents, Dangerous Occurrence, Occupational Poisoning
and Occupational Diseases
13. New Part and Sections
14. Amendment to the Enforcement and Investigation
15. Amendments to the Liability for offences
16. Amendments to Appeals
17. Amendments to Regulations
18. Amendments to the Schedule

 

ANIS FAHMY BIN PAUZI – OSH CONSULTANT – MEF
A master’s of science degree holder in OSH management awarded by Universiti Utara Malaysia. He started his career with NIOSH Malaysia. His job description includes training, audits, consultancy for industries, private sectors and government agencies. In 2003 he joined Malaysian Employers Federation as an Associate Consultants- OSH and was entrusted to advice member companies of the Federation on OSH legal compliance. His main function includes representing MEF in various technical committee in the Industrial Safety Standard Committee, Department of Standard Malaysia. For the last 17 years he is a member of the technical committee for safety of machinery and technical committee for ergonomics and technical committee occupational setting.
He was involved in various publication such as Guidelines on Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 – published by the DOSH, “Garispanduan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan” – Ministry of Health, Malaysian Standard on Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems ISO 45000 and various industrial standard related to OSH.