The Ministry of Development are committed to the on-going process of improving Health and Safety. The Ministry of Development have sent out a bulletin stating that from January 2012, all contractors who are registering or are re-registering with Ministry of Development are required to take Managing HSE in Construction Training.

As a minimum, one local company owner must complete the course. A highly useful and practical course for Managers and Health & Safety Officers. The course will introduce you to broad aspects of HSE, Health and Safety Management as well as the Health and Safety Law in Brunei Darussalam.

This course has been developed to meet the criteria set by the Ministry of Development in their commitment to improving HSE at construction worksites. All contractors registered or re-registering with the Ministry of Development must send a minimum of at least on representative to the course.

Course Module:

Element 1:

• Why managing Health & Safety

• Reason of managing Health & Safety

• Impact to Interested Parties

Element 2:

The Role of Brunei Legislation

• Workplace H & S Order 2009

• Duties of Employers and Employees

• Brunei Regulatory Agencies

• Role of Criminal and Civil Law

• Employee Compensation Act

• Case Study of Incident

Element 3:

• Structure of Health & Safety Management System (HSE MS)

• Elements of HSE MS

• Key Areas of HSE MS

Element 4:

• Company HSE Requirements

• Class License Requirements

• Formation of Safety & Health Committee

• Appointment & Registration of Safety Officer Scope of Constructions & Site Arrangements

• Construction Projects and Hazards

• Site Arrangements & Basic Welfare Risk Assessment

• Risk Assessment Requirements

• Four Steps of Risk Assessment - Hazard Recognition - Assessment of Risk - Selection and Hierarchy of Control - Emergency Response Planning Lifting and Hoisting

• Lifting Equipment

• General Requirements

• Equipment Certifications and the Approved Inspection Agencies Excavation and Tunnel Works

• Code of Practices and Guidelines

• Ground (soil) Inspection and Shoring

• Underground Services Survey & Colour Coding Working at Height

• General Requirements

• Hierarchy of Control in Managing WAH

• Appointing Qualified Person for WAH Electrical Safety

• General Requirements

• Electrical Responsible Person

• Selection and Maintenance of Electrical Devices Hazardous Substances

• The Duty of Occupier / Consumers

• Classifications of Hazardous Substances

• Guidelines in Handling and Exposure to Hazardous Substances Fire Safety

• How Fire Creates

• Classifications of Fuel Fire and Extinguisher to use •

Fire Safety Requirements Occupational Health

• Occupational ILL-Health

• Common Health Problems

• Root Cause and Effects

Element 5:

• Incident Investigation

• Type and Definition of Incidents

• Notifications and Reporting of Incident

• Process of Incident of Investigation

• How to carry out Incident Investigation

Element 6:

• Measuring Performance

• How to Measure Performance

• Type pf Performance Indicators

• Categories of Incidents Safety Audit

• Definition of Safety Audit

• Internal and External Audit

• Difference between Inspection and Audit

• Process of Audit

Element 7:

• Establish, Implement and Review of Safety Culture

• Company Objects that Influence Safety Culture

• Review of Company Safety Culture

Note: The Training Course is subjected to Owners of an organisation which may applicable to Senior personnel at Construction Industry.