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    Module 1:

    Importance of OSH
    Introduction of RA 11058
    Engr. Iñigo Ezekiel Q. Cabase
    How well do you know your
    Occupational Safety and
    Health?

    Let us take an assessment test!

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    Safety is everyone’s
    responsibility

    Ceasar Montescarlos, Jr.


    Mechanical Engineer
    DOLE Accredited Safety and Health Practitioner
    Objectives
    By the end of this session, the students will be able to:

    1st Understand the current Philippine OSH Situation

    2nd Describe the OSH situation in our classroom setting and


    industrial setting

    3rd Enumerate the roles Safety Officers play in OSH Implementation


    Occupational Safety & Health
    Center (OSHC)
    • Created by E.O 307 on November 4, 1987
    • Attainment of national developmental goals
    • Focal point on training, research, information and technical
    services on OSH
    • Covers both public and private workplace
    What is Occupational Safety
    and Health (OSH)?
    Occupational safety and Health is a multidisciplinary field
    concerned with the safety, health, and welfare of people in
    the workplace.
    Global OSH Data: ILO Report

    Source: ILO World Day for Safety & Health at Work, 28 April 2015
    Global OSH Data: ILO Report
    • 2.35 million die at work each year
    • 6,400 die each day due to work-related accidents and
    diseases
    • 4% (or over 1.2 million USD) of the world’s GDP is lost due
    to occupational diseases and accidents
    Global OSH Data: ILO Report
    Global Compensation Cost of Work-related Accidents/Diseases
    Local Scenario: Filipino Workers
    41.5 million+ employed Filipinos (January 2018) both in the
    formal and informal sectors
    • 57% services sector; 25% agriculture; 18% industry
    sector (mining, manufacturing, construction, etc.)
    • 3.5 million government employee
    Key Local OSH Data Sources
    • 2015-2016 Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment
    (ISLE)
    • Work Accidents/Illnesses Report (WAIR) Summary of
    mandatory reports of companies
    • NSO Household Survey Data
    • OSHC Database
    Source: Employment Situation in October 2017, PSA April 2018
    Data on OSH
    OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES (BWC)
    Data on OSH
    OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES (BWC)
    2017-2018 Integrated Survey on
    Labor and Employment (ISLE)
    PSA – ISLE 2017-2018
    [Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment]
    Labor Inspection Data
    OSH INSPECTION RESULTS (BWC)
    Percentage of Establishment Employing 20 or
    More Workers by Occupational Safety and Health
    (OSH) Policy/Program Implemented and Major
    Industry, 2015-2016 (n=28,799)
    OSH Issues and Concerns
    • Low compliance rate to OSH Standard (OSHS)
    • Limited coverage of OSH Standard
    • Absence of strict penalties
    • Fragmented OSH Administration
    • Outdated OSH Standard
    So, Why OSH?
    Every worker has the right
    to a SAFE and HEALTHY
    workplace!
    ROLES OF A
    SAFETY OFFICER
    2
    2
    SAFETY IS NOT
    EXPENSIVE, IT IS
    PRICELESS
    ANY QUESTIONS?
    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmtl32HyYcg

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