Section 29A of OSHA 1994 requires employers to appoint an Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Coordinator if their workplace has five or more employees. This
How Fire Safety Training Reduces Risks in High-Risk Industries Fire safety training is essential for reducing risks and ensuring employee safety across high-risk industries. Sectors
A Fire Fighting System is a crucial component of any building’s safety infrastructure, designed to control and extinguish fires to protect lives and minimize property
Understanding Confined Space Rescue: Risks, Procedures, and Best Practices Confined space rescue operations are among the most dangerous and complex types of emergency responses. These
9 Essential Fire Safety Facilities in Buildings Building fire safety facilities are crucial to protecting occupants and property during a fire. These facilities are designed
Implementing fire safety facilities in any building whether residential, commercial, industrial, or public is not just a matter of convenience but a critical life-saving measure.
Safety is a critical concern for all buildings, whether residential, commercial, or industrial. In Malaysia, where urbanization is rapidly increasing, ensuring building safety is not
Why Every Business Needs an Occupational Safety and Health Coordinator In today’s competitive business landscape, maintaining a safe work environment is paramount. One of the
In today’s business landscape, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees and premises is paramount. Establishing a Fire Safety Organization, known as OKK (Organisasi Keselamatan
OKK or fire safety organizations, must be established. According to Section 27A(1) of the Fire Services Act 1988 (Act 341), the owners, occupants, and those
