Inhouse OSH Training Program

IRCA Inhouse OSH Training Program

MARCOM Safety Training DVD's

• How To Identify Hand Hazards?
• Laboratory Fitting Colour Code.
• Accident Investigation
• Handling Of Solvents
• Choosing The Right Glove
• Control Of Fire Hazards In Drycleaning Shops Using Petroleum-based Solvents
• Have You Got The Right Suit?
• Is The Garment You’re Wearing The Right One?
• Tips On Office Fire Prevention Strategies
• Eliminating Hazards Top Priority In Motorola
• Preventing Injuries And Deaths From Metal-Reinforced Hydraulic Hoses
• On-the-job Safety Stressed
• Safety & Technical Industrial Hygiene News Reports
• Safety For Ladders
• Taiwan's Air Force Boosts Safety... With A Little Help From Singapore
• Campaign On Safety At Work
• Draft Stresses Prevention Of Diseases
• Report On SQ006 Crash Expected Today
• Lead Poisoning Can Impair Intellectual Growth Of Children
• Singapore Launches SAFEco
• Gov't To Legislate Safety On Work Site
• Malaysia - May 2001
• FMM - May 2001
• MII - May 2001
• NIOSH - May 2001
• SISO - May 2001
• OSHC - May 2001
• Expert: More Environs Links With State Agencies Needed
• Disaster Averted After Truck Topples
• Danger Road Serdang Raya
• Transporter Emergency Spill Kit
• Ministry To Step Up Safety Standards For Products And Services
• Exploding Flashlights: Are They A Serious Threat To Worker Safety?
• Less Rigid Fire Code By Year 2003
• Breakdown At Taiwan's Third Nuclear Plant
• Children At Risk From Schools On Toxic Sites
• Working Towards Greater Safety At The Workplace
• Shell Pacesetter For Safety Performance
• Storing And Handling Dangerous Goods: National Standard And Code Of Practice Released
• “Take Steps To Ensure Safety Of Workers In Confined Space”
• Airlines Wary Of Aerobridges At Sydney
• Safety-Award Scheme For Chemical Firms
• Preventing Electrocution Due To Damaged Receptacles And Connectors
• Report On Gas Project Rejected For Third Time
• Malaysia - June 2001
• NIOSH - June 2001
• FMM - June 2001
• MII - June 2001
• OSHC - June 2001
• SISO - June 2001
• Rise In Motorbike Deaths Last Year
• Chemical Leak On Plane: 2 Jailed
• No Induction Course Attendance, No Construction Workers Developers, Contractors Have Until July 1 To Comply
• Employers Who Cover Up Industrial Accidents
• Fruit Picking Business Fined $12,000
• No Rest For Victorian Building Blitz
• Building Sector To Achieve 'Zero Accident' Rate By 2003
• Fires Kill Eight Children In Five Days
• Fire Hazards In Homes
• Providing Safety And Health Protection For A Diverse Construction Workforce: Issues and Ideas
• Sydney-Grown Greens Contaminated
• CDC Chemical Exposure Report Begins To Fill Info Gaps In Environmental Health
• Coal Mines To Face Safety Checks
• Stop-Work Order Issued After Accident At Site
• Assurance On Radiation Risks
• New Fire Safety Campaign Soon
• Cellular Phone Makers Say Their Products Adhere To Safety Standards
• $50m For Safety Blitz On Buildings
• China To Examine Production Safety Nationwide
• Companies Playing Important Role In Maintaining Safety Standards
• NIOSH - July 2001
• Malaysia - July 2001
• FMM - July 2001
• MII - July 2001
• OSHC - July 2001
• SISO - July 2001
• Are You Eligible For NIOSH R&D Grants?
• Are You Eligible For NIOSH R&D Grants?
• Shell's 15 Years Of Safe Operations At Lutong Refinery
• Enforcing A Safe System Of Work Takes Practical Supervision
• Road Safety High On Security Meeting Agenda
• S'pore, Malaysia Hold Toxic-Spill Drill
• Govt Under Fire For Worst High-Rise Blaze
• Fined For Not Having Safety Mark On Goods
• Programme - Conference Of Hong Kong Safety Practitioners
• Registration - Conference Of Hong Kong Safety Practitioners
• Officials Responsible For Industrial Accidents Punished
• Supermarts In Penang Port Complex Gutted
• UN Outlaws “Dirty Dozen”
• Fears Allayed Over Oil Spill
• S'pore Signs Environment Treaty
• Tenaga Nasional Moves Quickly To Avert Disaster After Diesel Spill
• 9 Firms Fined For Ignoring Safety Rules
• Chemical Spill In Southern China Injures 90
• Safety Campaign Leads To Decline In Road Deaths
• NIOSH - August 2001
• Malaysia - August 2001
• MII - August 2001
• FMM - August 2001
• SISO - August 2001
• OHSC - August 2001
• Serious Mining Injuries Down 11 Per Cent
• Labyrinth Of Sub-Contracts Raises Safety Concerns
• General Information
• Exhibition Information
• Building High Expectations
• Exhibition Hall Location
• Shell Scheme Booth Contract
• Shell Scheme Booth
• Exhibition Booth Layout Plan
• Chemical Supplier Fined
• Guide To Preventing Hearing Loss
• $85,000 Fine After Thermal Lance Explosion
• High-level Chemical Protection Glove
• Canadian Company Fined Over Fatality
• Asia's Toxic Time Bomb
• Toxic Spill From Tanker
• Crude Oil Tar Balls Detected In Port Dickson Beaches
• Regional Clean-Up Plan To Cover Chemical Spills
• Maintenance Of Building Important
• Value Of A Good Hearing Loss Prevention Program
• Graincorp Fined $26,000 For Fractured Arm
• Two Huge Chimneys Demolished In Shanghai
• News Rules For Working In Enclosed Area Being Drawn Up
• NIOSH - September 2001
• Malaysia - September 2001
• FMM - September 2001
• MII - September 2001
• OHSC - September 2001
• SISO - September 2001
• Getting Factories To Form Safety Committees To Reduce Accidents
• Rama IX Bridge 'Safe'
• Human Factor, Carelessness, Health Big Factors In Road Accidents, Study Shows
• Smoke Raises Safety Concerns
• 22 Sauces Withdrawn: Foreign Products Found To Contain Excessive Cancer-Causing Chemical
• Training And Warnings Insufficient
• Confined Spaces Should Be Safer
• Fire At Atofina Plant Near Detroit Kills Three
• Food Safety Stressed After Poisoning Outbreaks
• Coal Mine Blast Kills 38, 55 Miners Not Yet Located
• Fire Protection Improves
• Youth Killed In Dangerous Premises
• Coal Mines Closed After Deadly Blast
• Singapore Companies Eye New Ways To Raise Safety Standards
• White Cars Safest, Says Motorists Association
• NIOSH - October 2001
• FMM - October 2001
• MII - October 2001
• Malaysia - October 2001
• SISO - October 2001
• OHSC - October 2001
• Flying Oxygen Tank Kills Boy In MRI Check
• Huaihe River Suffers From Heavy Pollution
• Need For Occupational Safety Policies For SMIs
• Safety First For MRI Scans
• Allocate Money Annually To Upgrade Safety Measures, Employers Told
• Building On The Safety Basics
• Malaysia Recognises Chemical Certificate
• Senators Express Concern Over Safety Of Gas Pipelines
• NSW Launches Falls Prevention Campaign For Construction Sites
• Hands-Free Mobile Phones A Risk For Drivers
• New Fire-Safety Bureau In Ubi
• Registration Form - SISO
• NIOSH - November 2001
• MII - November 2001
• FMM - November 2001
• Malaysia - November 2001
• OSHC - November 2001
• SISO - November 2001
• Toxic Spill Hits Sewers: Chemical Fuels Red Alert
• Bricks Kill Scaffolder
• ‘Worrying’ Levels Of Toxic Chemical
• DOE Warns Of Worsening Pollution If Waste Is Dumped In Johor Straits
• Safety Against Chemical Hazards
• Careless Forklift Driver In Unsafe Workplace
• Forklift Safety
• EMFs In The Workplace
• Chemical Reaction Blamed For Killer Blaze
• Introduction To Chemical Health Risk Assessment (CHRA)
• Introduction To Chemical Health Risk Assessment (CHRA)
• Warehouse Safety
• Malaysia - November 2001 & Discember 2001
• OSHC - July 2002
• SISO - July 2002
• Bhopal: Dow Told To Clean Up
• 41 Workers Burned In Chemical Explosion
• Trade Unions Face Challenges
• NIOSH - Feb 2002
• Leaving Longford Behind
• Many Firms Still Recalcitrant: Heavy Penalties For Those Not Complying With Chemical Use Rules
• Vital For All Firms To Ensure Chemical Safety
• Sulphuric Acid Spill At Beverely Uranium Mine
• Powertek Additional Turbines Won't Affect Environment
• SMIs Can Get Free Workplace Safety Training From NIOSH
• NIOSH - JULY 2002
• Electric Shock Led To Phobia And PTSD
• Inhouse Training Topics
• IRCA Inhouse Training
• International Risk Control Conference (IRCON) - Malaysia 2006