Basic Occupational

Safety and Health Training

(BOSH)

OVERVIEW
This training course is required under Rule 1030 of the Occupational Safety and Health Standards. It
is open to all, but the priority client is the potential safety officer. The usual mode of training is face-
to-face; BOSH is now being offered through Distance Education since year 2005. The BOSH training
manual is also given to specific sectors such as hotels and restaurants; ports; schools; contact
centers, farming, fishing among others.

Course Objectives
At the end of the course, the participants will have:
 acquired the basic knowledge and skills on occupational health, safety, and work
environment;
 formulated a re-entry plan as a contribution to their company’s safety and health program.

PREREQUISITES
None

METHODOLOGY
Lecture and discussions
Case study
Workshop/demonstration
Audio-Visual Presentations
Plant visit
Check Lists

TARGET CLIENTS
Potential Safety Officers
Supervisors from industrial companies & Local Government Units
Other Members of the Safety and Health Committee
Pollution Control Officers
Emergency Response Team
Academe

COURSE DURATION
5 days, 40 hours
COURSE OUTLINE
Introduction to OSH
OSH Situationer
OSH Overview
Basic Concepts & Principles

Occupational Safety
Housekeeping/Materials Handling & Storage
Fire Safety
Electrical Safety
Machine Safety
Personal Protective Equipment
Safety Inspection
Accident Investigation

Occupational Environment
Industrial Hygiene
Control Measures

Occupational Health
Health Hazards and their Effects

The Integrated Preventive OSH Response in the Philippines

Roles and Activities: Government and Non-Governmental Organization
Development of a Safety and Health Program at Enterprise Level

Plant Visit

Re-entry Planning
 LEARNING ROAD MAP
Day 1 Unit 4: Occupational Health

Registration / Pre-test  Workplace Hazards and Their Ill Effects

Opening Ceremony
Invocation / National Anthem
Welcome Message
Introduction of Participants/Training Team
A.M. Break
Expectation Check/Course Overview
Trainers Expectation/House Rules
Unit 1: Introduction to OSH
 OSH Situationer
Lunch Break
 Unsafe/Unhealthy Acts/Conditions
P.M. Break
Unit 2: Occupational Safety
 Housekeeping
 Materials Handling and Storage
 Just Thinking About Occupational Safety,
Environment and Health in my Workplace
Day 4
Review / Defreezing
Unit 5: Responses to OSH Issues / Concerns
 Safety and Health Inspection
A.M. Break
 Accident Investigation
Lunch Break
Unit 6: Integrating Activity
 Plant Visit
P.M. Break
 Workshop of Plant Visit Findings
Presentation/Critiquing of Plant Visit Findings

Day 2 Day 5
Review / Defreezing
Review / Defreezing
 Fire Safety
 OSH Programming
A.M. Break
A.M. Break
 Electrical Safety
 OSH System in the Philippines
Lunch Break
Lunch Break
 Machine Safety
P.M. Break
 Employees Compensation Program
 Personal Protective Equipment

Day 3 Unit 7: Re-entry Planning

 Re-entry Planning
Review / Defreezing
 Post Test and General Evaluation
Unit 3: Occupational Environment
 Industrial Hygiene
Closing Ceremony
A.M. Break
Awarding of Certificates
 Control Measures
Lunch Break
 BASIC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (BOSH)
TRAINING PROPOSAL

Proposed Date of implementation : July 22-26, 2019

Planned Venue : Sorsogon State College
Target Participants : 50 Faculty/Staff of SSC

COOPERATING AGENCIES:
 Bicol OSHNET
 Department of labor and Employment, Regional Office No. 5
 Occupational Safety and Health Center, Regional Office No. 5
 Sorsogon State College

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTNER AGENCIES

SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE

1. Provide the venue for the training.
2. Provide lodging for the trainors and secretariat.
3. Provide food for the trainors, secretariat of the BICOL OSHNET and the participants during
the training (2 snacks and 1 lunch).
4. Provide laptop and projector for the seminar proper (c/o SSC).
5. Provide laptop for 5 groups and camera for presentation (c/o trainees).
6. Provide/Identify university facility (e.g. motor pool, machine shop) for the site visit on Day
4 and make necessary arrangement.

BICOL OSHNET

1. Provide the training materials, including kits, manual for the training, certificates, hardhat,
polo shirt, etc.
2. Provide lecturers for the training.
3. Provide a secretariat that will monitor the training program during the whole duration of
the training

DOLE/OSH CENTER
1. Monitor the proceedings of the training.
2. Ensure adherence to the prescribed OSH module.
3. Provide DOLE OSH focal and to act as resource speaker.

FINANCIAL PROPOSAL

Minimum number of Participants 50 persons

Cost of Training per Participant P 4,000.00/pax

Amount to be paid to BICOL OSHNET P200,000.00

NOTE: Meals shall be provided by the SSU.

Approved by:

TEDDY M. RAMOS JR
President, Bicol OSHNET

Conforme

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