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We would like to register the followings for the Training on Deloping A Permit
To Work System To Avoid Accident During Work:

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REGISTRATION FORM
MALAYSIAN EMPLOYERS FEDERATION
3A06-3A07, Blok A
Pusat Dagangan Phileo Damansara II
No. 15 Jalan 16/11 Off Jalan Damansara
46350 Petaling Jaya , Selangor
Tel: 03-7955 7778 Fax: 03 7955 6808
Email : anis@mef.org.my
Attn: Mr. Anis Fahmy

MALAYSIAN EMPLOYER FEDERATION
PERSEKUTUAN MAJIKAN- MAJIKAN MALAYSIA

TRAINING ON
DEVELOPING A PERMIT TO WORK SYSTEM TO
AVOID ACCIDENT DURING WORK
Supported by:


Organised by :
SOCSO
Pulau Pinang 26 & 27 July
2011
The Gurney
Resort Hotel & Residence





The main goal of managing Occupational Safety and Health at the
workplace is to eliminate or reduce hazards. The absence of hazards ensures
the workplace is safe and without risk to health. The challenge in managing
the hazards is to control the emerging hazards posed by high risk activities at
the company premises in the form of incompetent workers, faulty
equipments, hazardous chemicals and others. Therefore a system to manage
such potential risk needs to be addressed systematically. A Permit to Work
system enables the company to control the hazardous work activities and
better control the working environment and reduce the risks to a level as low
as reasonably practicable.





By the end of the two days session the participants will be able:

to develop and use a PTW system to avoid accidents during non routine
work.
to know the different types of permits;
to assess and understand the types of hazards, gauge the level of risks
and propose control measures during the work; and
to conduct a job safety analysis (JSA) for assessing risk associated to a
specific job





Introduction to PTW System
Risk Management
PTW System Management
Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment in PTW System
Risk Control in PTW System
Job Safety Analysis (JSA)




Supervisors
Safety & Health Committee members
Safety & Health Officer







Abot Naros holds a bachelor degree in chemistry from Bath
University, United Kingdom and a Masters of Science Degree in
Occupational Safety and Health Management awarded by Universiti
Utara Malaysia. His industrial experience is mainly in the oil and gas
industries. In 1989 he served as the Terminal Manager of Shell Timur
Sdn. Bhd. Later in 1996 he joined Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn as the LPG
Logistics Manager. His vast experience earned him to be the Senior
Manager of Shell Gas (LPG), Global Business Unit. He was the
operations and safety manager for a private company. He is also a
regular trainer for the Safety and Health Officer Course NIOSH,
Malaysia. He is currently a free lance safety consultant and specialises
in road safety management and has a special interest in fatigue
management.






This 2-day workshop employs a combination of lectures, discussions,
individual and group work, and video presentations to enhance its
effectiveness.





RM 600.00 per participant
(Members of MEF will be given RM 100.00 discount per participant)

Registrations are confirmed upon receipt of payment.
Workshop fees are non-refundable. However, participants
replacement is allowed.

Members who wish to attend this workshop are advised to register
early, as seats are limited and shall be on a first come first served
basis.

INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVES
WORKSHOP CONTENTS
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
TRAINER / FACILITATOR
METHODOLOGY
WORKSHOP FEES