Apply Workplace Safety And Health In Process Plant (AWSHPP)

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What is Apply Workplace Safety and Health in Process Plant (AWSHPP)?

The Apply Workplace Safety and Health in Process Plant (AWSHPP) is a mandatory training course tailored for individuals working in high-risk environments like the Oil and Petrochemical industry. It equips participants with the skills to identify hazards, implement safety measures, and comply with workplace safety and health (WSH) regulations. By focusing on practical knowledge and regulatory compliance, AWSHPP ensures safer work practices, reduced risks, and enhanced operational efficiency in process plants.

Course Overview

The “Apply Workplace Safety and Health in Process Plant” course equips participants with essential skills to implement effective WSH practices in high-risk environments like the Oil and Petrochemical industry. It focuses on hazard management, risk control, and compliance with Singapore’s WSH standards, ensuring workplace safety, operational efficiency, and a culture of safety.

Who should attend this course?

This course is mandatory for all personnel working in Oil and Petrochemical plants in Singapore, as it ensures a standardized level of safety knowledge and practice across the workforce. The course content is relevant for a broad range of roles and responsibilities, making it accessible and valuable for individuals across different hierarchical levels in the process industry.

1. Workers:
   Individuals involved in hands-on tasks who require a thorough understanding of safety procedures and the risks associated with their daily operations. This training equips them to work responsibly in high-risk environments, reducing the likelihood of accidents.
2. Supervisors:
   Supervisors play a pivotal role in overseeing work activities and ensuring safety measures are implemented effectively. This course provides them with the necessary knowledge to guide their teams and enforce workplace safety standards.
3. Technicians:
   Specialists responsible for technical operations or machinery must adhere to strict safety protocols to prevent accidents or equipment malfunctions. This course enhances their ability to recognize and mitigate potential risks during technical operations.
4. Engineers:
   Engineers involved in designing, planning, or overseeing processes within the plant are trained to embed safety into every stage of operations. This ensures that safety measures are integrated into the planning and execution phases, minimizing risks.
5. Managers:
   Decision-makers tasked with assessing and managing work activities benefit from this course by learning to incorporate safety protocols into business processes. This knowledge ensures compliance with safety regulations and fosters a safety-first approach in organizational practices.

This course is ideal for anyone involved in the planning, assessment, or management of work activities within the process industries, helping them align with Singapore’s robust workplace safety and health regulations.

Why This Course Matters

The Oil and Petrochemical industry is inherently high-risk, involving activities with hazardous materials, heavy equipment, and complex processes. Without proper safety measures, the potential for accidents, injuries, and operational disruptions increases significantly. This course is designed to ensure that all personnel, regardless of their role, are adequately prepared to manage these challenges safely.

Key Benefits:

1. Minimized Risks:
   Participants are equipped with the knowledge to identify and mitigate hazards effectively, reducing workplace incidents and promoting a safer working environment.
2. Enhanced Compliance:
   The training ensures adherence to Singapore’s stringent workplace safety and health standards, helping companies meet their regulatory obligations.
3. Operational Efficiency:
   By reducing accidents and downtime, this course contributes to smoother workflows and uninterrupted processes, ultimately boosting productivity.
4. Workforce Confidence:
   Employees trained in workplace safety gain the confidence to perform their tasks responsibly and safely, contributing to a more secure and productive work environment.

By fostering a culture of safety awareness and competence, this training plays a pivotal role in creating a safer, more efficient, and legally compliant workplace in the Oil and Petrochemical sector.

Course Objectives

The “Apply Workplace Safety and Health in Process Plant” course equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills to ensure safety in the Oil and Petrochemical industry. This comprehensive training focuses on empowering individuals to proactively manage workplace hazards, comply with regulations, and respond effectively to emergencies. Below are the key objectives of the course:

1. Understand WSH legal obligations.
2. Identify workplace hazards.
3. Interpret safety signs.
4. Use PPE correctly.
5. Practice risk management and safety precautions.
6. Respond to emergencies effectively.

This course ensures proactive hazard management and regulatory compliance.

Pre-Requisites / Assume Skills and Knowledge

To enroll in this course, learners must demonstrate the following:

• Proficiency in applying numbers, listening, reading, speaking, and writing English at a level equivalent to the Employability Skills System (ESS-Level-2).

Medium of Instruction

The course is conducted in English, ensuring accessibility for a broad audience.

Trainer to Trainee Ratio
Classroom Setting: 1 trainer to 20 trainees
Course Duration

• Total Duration: 9 hours
  • Training: 8 hours
  • Assessment: 1 hour

Attendance requirements
Learners must maintain 100% attendance to successfully complete the course.
Assessment

• Practical Performance: Hands-on application of safety measures
• Written/Oral Questioning: Ensuring comprehension of key concepts

Training Methodology – Blended Learning

The course employs a blended learning approach, incorporating:

• Lecture slides and presentations
• Self-directed learning and e-learning modules
• Group discussions and case studies
• Sharing of best practices and incident reviews
• Hands-on practical sessions

Passing marks
Learner must achieve 60% (Competent or not yet Competent / C or NYC)
Certifications
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment (SOA) awarded by the SkillsFuture Singapore Agency (SSG).

Fundings & Cliams

1. 1. Skills future credit/funding available

SFC:

           -All Singaporeans aged 25 and above can us their $500 SkillFuture Credit from the government to pay for a wide range of approved skills-related courses. visit the SkillsFuture Credit website (www.skillsfuture.sg/credit) to choose from the courses available on the Training Exchange course directory

Mandatory adoption of e-attendance via SingPass from 1 October 2023: As per the SSG regulation we are introducing “e-attendance via SingPass,” for participants applying for funding. To ensure a smooth process, please verify your SingPass app access before attending the course. Kindly note that manual attendance submissions will not be accepted for funding invoices. Thank you for your cooperation.

SkillsFuture Singapore Hotline: For enquiries relating to skills, training and portal issues, please contact SkillsFuture Singapore at 6785 5785

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Course Fees
$90/-
Course Venue
No. 3 Soon Lee Street, #02-05, Pioneer Junction, S (627606).
Contact Details
3,Soon Lee Street, #02-05, Singapore 627606.
training@ensuresafe.sg
+65 9680 5878
+65 69777350

 COURSE SCHEDULES : 

SUNDAY Class Schedule

6 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

13 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

20 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

27 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

Tuesday,Thursday,Saturday Class Schedule

1 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

3 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

5 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

8 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

10 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

12 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

15 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

17 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

19 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

22 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

24 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

26 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)

29 APR 2025 (9am to 7.00pm)