Occupational Safety and Health Coordinator (OSH-C) Trained Person Programme

Course Title Occupational Safety and Health Coordinator (OSH-C) Trained Person Programme
Date Sibu Session: 23 – 25 September 2026
Bintulu Session: 28-30 September 2026
Time 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue Sibu: Starlink Hotel, Sibu
Bintulu: Mahagamy Training Center, Bintulu
Fee RM 1,380 per pax
CEP 15 Points
Claimable HRD Corp Claimable Course
Methodology Theory learning sessions, Hands-on practical training, Performance evaluation,  PPE handling and inspection exercises and  Emergency rescue simulations

Course Overview

Section Description
Introduction Aligned with DOSH's strategic plan to increase OSH practitioners, this 3-day programme manifests competent OSH-Coordinators to monitor requirements, report statistics, and promote a safety culture.
Target Audience Employees holding dual portfolios—such as technicians, engineers, storekeepers, production supervisors, or QA & QC personnel—who are appointed by employers to act as OSH-Coordinators.
Course Objectives Understand the purpose and duties of an OSH-Coordinator, comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 and Factories and Machinery Act, promote a workplace safety culture, take reasonable action on OSH compliance, and manage essential OSH documentation.

Key Learning Areas

Module Topic  
Module 1  REALITY OF SMALL AND MEDIUM INDUSTRIES IN MALAYSIA  
Module 2 INTRODUCTION TO ROLE AND FUNCTION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (DOSH) 1994  
Module 3 BASIC MANAGEMENT OF OSH SMIS  
Module 4 CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT  
Module 5 INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES  
Module 6 INTRODUCTION TO ROAD-RELATED OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY (WRRS)  
Module 7 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, RISK ASSESSMENT AND RISK CONTROL (HIRARC)  
Module 8 MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING  
Module 9 WORK STATION DESIGN AND LIGHTING  
Module 10 PRODUCTIVE MACHINE SAFETY  
Module 11 PREMISES AND WORK-RELATED WELFARE AND FACILITIES  

Key Benefits

Benefit Description
Understand OSH-C Purpose Comprehend the purpose, objective, and importance of an Occupational Safety and Health Coordinator within an organization.
Fulfill Coordinator Duties Effectively perform core duties as an OSH-Coordinator, including reporting OSH statistics and performance to DOSH.
Strengthen Legal Compliance Understand the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 and the Factories and Machinery Act.
Promote Safety Culture Drive a proactive safety culture at the workplace and take reasonable action pertaining to overall OSH compliance.
Manage OSH Documentation Gain hands-on capability to manage, maintain, and execute essential OSH documents and templates like HIRARC.

Jul 31,2026