These are the photos taken during a high impact 2-day course on Step-by-step Process towards effective compliance to OSHA 1994" held in Penang Island. Excellent participation and active discussion were the flavour of the day! One of the exciting session was the group presentation whereby each group was allowed to share their findings and outcomes of the group.

1. Step-by-step process towards effective
COMPLIANCE to OSHA 1994
Regulations. (27th-28th April 2015)
Presented by:
Associate Professor Abdul Shukor bin Abdullah
Full-house and
excellent
participation
from the attendees.

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Activities during group project.

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Group presentation session.

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Defending the group’s analysis and results.

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Full attention by the participants

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Happy faces.

11. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
ABDUL SHUKOR BIN ABDULLAH
Linkedin: ABDUL SHUKOR
OSH Blog: profshukor.blogspot.com

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Course Learning Objectives
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
(1) Advance the knowledge and confidence for implementing
OSHA 1994 at workplace;
(2) Enhance the responsibilities and contributions of HSE
personnel and SHOs at workplaces;
(3) Evaluate further the responsibilities of workers to comply
to OSHA 1994 regulations
(4) Increase the understanding of the power bestowed by
the authority.

13. HSE Professionals & SHOs:
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14. Fatal Accident Cases – DOSH Reports
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15. Fatal Accident Cases
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16. Review & Conclusion.
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1. OSHA 1994 Regulations.
2. Objectives and Purpose of OSHA 1994
3. Sections 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19
4. Sections 24 to 27
5. Issues of safety, health and welfare
6. Challenges and trends for managing hazards
7. Counter measures and effective controls
8. Action Plans