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January 2019
Training Providers’ Forum 2019
The annual Training Providers’ Forum is jointly organised by the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council and Ministry of Manpower (MOM). As we embark on a new year, the WSH Council and MOM would like to share the WSH2028 preliminary recommendations, as well as the latest updates on WSH related issues. Audit findings and other matters relating to the training providers will also be discussed. More information is provided in the programme here. Limited registration slots are available on a…
Find out more »WSH Symposium for Cranes
Crane incidents continue to be an area of concern this year. In 2018, there were already eleven incidents of dangerous occurrences involving the use of cranes. To address this concern, we have invited speakers to share about the need for transformation within the sector, to meet the WSH challenges of the future. If you wish to register for WSH Symposium for Cranes 2019, please click here. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Notes: 1) SDU and PDU points allocated…
Find out more »March 2019
International Awards for Powered Access (IAPAs)
The IAPAs are the most prestigious and respected awards in the powered access industry and they take place in the evening after the IPAF Summit. The IAPAs celebrate best practice and excellence in the industry and each year an independent judging panel of access industry leaders vote to determine the winners.
Find out more »Safety Case Symposium 2019
The second international “Safety Case Symposium” will be held in Singapore on Tue 26 - Wed, 27 March 2019, with National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), UON Singapore (a wholly-owned entity of The University of Newcastle, Australia) and TÜV Rheinland as technical partners. Why should you attend? The key objective of the Safety Case Symposium is to provide a dedicated platform where global stakeholders of safety cases convene to engage in sharing, learning and discussion on Safety Case related topics. It also…
Find out more »April 2019
Total WSH Convention 2019
Take the following 3 steps to register with us: 1. Click here to download the Registration form. 2. Submit your registration form to membership@siso.org.sg. 3. Make payment upon receiving a confirmation and attend the conference.
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May 2019
BuildTech Yangon 2019
Leverage on the fast-growing Myanmar economy – Be FAST Myanmar is the rapidly developing market strategically located between two rapidly developing countries - China and India, as well as Thailand and Laos, offer abundant new opportunities not to be missed! 7.1% estimated real GDP growth in 2018 - 2019 and 2020 – 2023. 13.8% year-over-year growth in 2019, the Myanmar construction industry is the 2nd fastest growing in Asia.* S$6.9 billion worth of investment for 5 Mega Projects spanning over 1000…
Find out more »June 2019
UON EHS Industry Night
Calling all safety work professionals and those who is seeking your career on WSH industry! There is a coming event organized by UON Singapore - "UON EHS Industry Night" on 26th June 2019. During this event, Mr Silas Sng, the Commissioner for Workplace Safety and Health will join us and share with us about his thoughts on WSH 2028. Please come and join us for this fantastic information sharing evening and networking night with us, please click the link below…
Find out more »July 2019
National Safety Council of Singapore – CEO BREAKFAST TALK
We would like to take this chance to inform you that The National Safety Council of Singapore in partnership with Life Long Learning Institute and Skills Future Singapore will be organizing a CEO Breakfast talk on the 5th of July 2019. The central theme of discussion is Legal roles, responsibilities and liabilities of enterprises and its leadership with regards to workplace safety, health and welfare. Details of the event program is listed in the attached brochure as well as in…
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Skillsfuture Festival 2019 – CEO Breakfast Talk – Foreign Domestic Worker
The central theme of discussion are: Legal Obligations of CEOs of FDW Agencies and employers of FDWs. Managing Expectations and Improving Relationships between Employers and FDWs. Use of Technology in managing domestic work activities is Legal roles, responsibilities and liabilities of enterprises and its leadership with regards to workplace safety, health and welfare. Free Admission. Participants may register directly by clicking the following URL : https://nscs.org.sg/2019/06/01/seminar-skills-futbesture-2019/
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