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Singapore, 6 October 2026 – World of Safety & Health Asia (WSHAsia) and Bedok Safety Group (BSG) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen collaboration in Workplace Safety and Health (WSH), professional development, industry engagement, and the sharing of practical WSH knowledge and good practices.

The partnership brings together WSHAsia’s regional platform and BSG’s practitioner community, creating new opportunities for safety professionals to exchange knowledge, learn from one another and connect with the wider industry.

Turning Practical Experience into Shared Knowledge

BSG has been actively bringing WSH professionals together through seminars, knowledge-sharing sessions, industry engagement and opportunities for practitioners to learn from one another. Its strength lies in its community of practitioners and their willingness to share practical WSH knowledge and experiences.

Through the new partnership, both organisations aim to take this exchange further—creating a two-way flow of knowledge between BSG’s practitioner network and the wider WSH community.

“BSG has always been built on a strong community of WSH practitioners and the willingness to share practical knowledge and experiences. With WSHAsia on board, we see an opportunity to take this further. It is a two-way partnership—bringing more knowledge and professional connections into BSG, while bringing our members’ practical experiences, case studies, and good practices to a wider WSH community”

Steven Tan, Chairman of BSG

Under the MOU, WSHAsia and BSG may collaborate across several areas, including the exchange of WSH good practices, case studies, emerging risks, regulatory developments and lessons learned. Both parties will also explore opportunities to support seminars, workshops, webinars, technical visits and other learning activities for WSH professionals.

The collaboration will extend to industry outreach, connecting WSH professionals, organisations, institutions and other relevant stakeholders. Both organisations will also promote practical applications of technology, digitalisation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and other innovative WSH solutions, while showcasing meaningful WSH initiatives, achievements and good practices.

Sharing More, Reaching Further

An important part of the partnership will be the sharing of WSHAsia’s content with BSG’s practitioner community. BSG will share WSHAsia’s bi-monthly e-Magazine and monthly e-Newsletter through its communication channels, giving its members greater access to regional WSH developments, insights, and resources.

The exchange will also work in the other direction. BSG may contribute relevant safety articles, case studies, event updates, and good practices for consideration by WSHAsia for publication and sharing through its media platforms.

This two-way exchange allows practical experiences from the workplace to reach a wider audience, while bringing broader industry knowledge and perspectives back to practitioners.

“We believe some of the most valuable safety knowledge comes from the people who are actively applying it in the workplace. Our partnership with BSG gives us an opportunity to bring those practical experiences, case studies, and conversations closer to the wider WSH community, while creating more avenues for learning and professional development”

Raymond Wat, Founder of WSHAsia

Investing in the Future of WSH

Beyond knowledge exchange, the partnership will also focus on the continued development of the WSH profession.

Both organisations recognise the importance of engaging students and emerging WSH practitioners, with opportunities for mentoring, industry exposure and knowledge-sharing to help the next generation build their capabilities and develop a stronger connection with the profession.

Together, BSG and WSHAsia aim to create more opportunities for learning, professional development and industry connection—while encouraging the continued exchange of practical knowledge across the WSH community.

For BSG, the partnership provides an opportunity to extend the reach of its established practitioner platform. 

For WSHAsia, it strengthens its connection with professionals who are actively shaping WSH practices on the ground.

BSG has built the platform. With WSHAsia on board, the partnership aims to extend its reach and create greater value for the WSH community.

About Bedok Safety Group

Bedok Safety Group (BSG) is a Singapore-based WSH organisation that brings together a voluntary group consisting of safety professionals from various companies. Currently, BSG has 12 members altogether. BSG is a practitioners’ community that supports the exchange of practical WSH knowledge, experiences and good practices.

About WSHAsia

World of Safety & Health Asia (WSHAsia) is a leading platform for advancing workplace safety and health in the Asia Pacific region, serving over 39,000 safety professionals. Through its e-Magazine, e-Newsletter, events, industry collaborations and other initiatives, WSHAsia connects safety professionals with knowledge, industry insights, professional opportunities and a wider regional community.

Join Landryll Kee, Founder & Chief Architect of Aegis Helix, for a practical session exploring the upstream organisational conditions that influence safety outcomes.

Discover how to detect latent conditions, measure organisational health, move beyond downstream tools, and address the “green dashboard” problem.

📅 22 October 2026
🕑 2:00–3:30 PM
⏱️ 60-minute presentation + 30-minute Q&A

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WSHAsia Member – SGD 100
Use code WSHAMEMBERWS0426 at checkout! Member login required.

Standard Ticket – SGD 150

CPD Points Approved

Qualified for 2 SDU points by SISO.

Qualified for 1.5 CFME points by SIFMA.

Qualified for 4 PDUs by PEB.

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The seminar brings together a diverse range of topics, covering emergency response, occupational health, personal protection, road safety and emerging technology in workplace safety. Participants will have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge across different aspects of Workplace Safety and Health through a series of focused sessions.

Programme Topics

🔹 CERT Emergency Response for EV, BESS & Solar PV Systems
Explore emergency response considerations for electric vehicles (EV), Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and Solar PV systems.

🔹 Insights on Heat Stress Management
Gain insights into managing heat stress and supporting workplace safety and health.

🔹 Caring for Your Vision
Learn more about protecting and caring for your vision in the workplace.

🔹 Screen Smart: The Health Check That Matters
Understand important health considerations related to screen use.

🔹 Road Safety Talk
Explore key considerations for improving road safety awareness.

🔹 Hand Protection
Learn about the importance of effective hand protection in the workplace.

🔹 Workplace Safety AI Trends
Discover emerging trends in artificial intelligence and their relevance to workplace safety.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Time: 8:30 AM – 6:20 PM
Venue: LT58A, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Address: 535 Clementi Road, Singapore 599489

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This seminar takes a practical look at fall protection requirements beyond simply meeting regulatory expectations. Participants will gain insights into identifying common fall protection non-conformances on site and understanding how requirements can be translated from codes and standards into effective workplace practices.

The session is designed for safety professionals and industry practitioners who want to strengthen their understanding of fall protection requirements and improve their ability to recognise and address gaps in site implementation.

Key Highlights

🔹 Explore fall protection requirements and their practical application on site
🔹 Understand common fall protection non-conformances and compliance gaps
🔹 Gain practical insights into applying Approved Codes of Practice under Section 40B of the WSH Act
🔹 Strengthen your ability to identify potential issues in workplace fall protection arrangements
🔹 Learn more about relevant Singapore Standards covered during the seminar

CPD Accreditation

Participants can earn:

✅ 4 SDUs
✅ 2 CPFM CPD Points

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, 13 October 2026
Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Registration starts at 12:30 PM
Venue: Devan Nair Institute for Employment and Employability

Seminar Fees

SISO / IES / APFM / SCAL / SCAL Academy Trainers:
$SGD109 inclusive of GST

Non-Member:
$SGD141.70 inclusive of GST

Exclusive Singapore Standards Discount

Attendees will receive an exclusive 20% discount on the purchase of the Singapore Standards covered during the seminar, in collaboration with SMF-SDO and Enterprise Singapore.

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Seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

New platform brings together advanced demolition technologies, safety policies and engineering solutions as Korea enters an era of aging infrastructure and large-scale urban renewal

K-Deconstruction Conference 2026 to address lessons from major demolition accidents, AI-based risk assessment, advanced deconstruction methods, and nuclear and industrial plant decommissioning

Special Zone to showcase blasting demolition, plant deconstruction, temporary structures, dust suppression, drones, AI safety management and other field-ready technologies

As Korea’s construction industry shifts from a focus on new construction toward maintenance, renovation and deconstruction, a new professional platform is being launched to strengthen the safety and technological competitiveness of the deconstruction industry and explore its future market potential.

KINTEX announced that the 2026 Korea International Construction & Industrial Safety Expo (K-CONSAFETY EXPO 2026), taking place from October 14 to 16, 2026 at KINTEX in Korea, will introduce the new Advanced Deconstruction Technology Zone. In conjunction with the exhibition, the K-Deconstruction Conference 2026 will be held on October 14.

Deconstruction Emerging as a Specialized Engineering Industry

With redevelopment of Korea’s first-generation new towns gaining momentum and the number of aging buildings and social infrastructure facilities continuing to increase, structural deconstruction is attracting attention as an emerging growth area within the construction industry.

The Korean construction industry expects the domestic deconstruction market to reach approximately KRW 6 trillion by 2030.

Recent demolition accidents, including the collapse during demolition work on Seoul’s Seosomun Overpass, have once again highlighted the importance of structural assessment, professional deconstruction planning, construction management and advanced safety technologies when dismantling aging infrastructure.

Against this backdrop, there are growing calls to transform the conventional demolition sector, which has traditionally relied heavily on experience and manpower, into a specialized engineering industry integrating structural engineering, safety, machinery, AI and environmental technologies.

From Blasting and Plant Deconstruction to Drones and AI Safety

The Advanced Deconstruction Technology Zone will present technologies and solutions covering the entire deconstruction lifecycle, including building and industrial facility deconstruction methods, demolition equipment, temporary structures, dust and environmental management, drones and unmanned technologies, and construction waste sorting.

• Inyoung Construction – Eco-friendly foam-based demolition technology and dry-cutting deconstruction methods for disaster-response applications
• Korea Casco – Temporary safety systems for deconstruction projects, including system scaffolding, soundproof panels, wall clamps and jack supports
• Korea Kacoh – Blasting demolition technologies for reinforced-concrete and steel structures
• Ilwoong Engineering – DFD (Demolition Factory Jack Down System) technology designed to reduce noise and dust as well as structural collapse and overturning risks
• Sungdo Construction Industry – Advanced technologies for complex industrial plant deconstruction
• Daeyoung Construction Industry Development and Janghyung Industrial Development – High-pressure water spraying equipment and construction waste sorting solutions for dust suppression
• Okdang Industry – AI-based safety management systems for deconstruction sites
• Puriflight – Drone-based smart construction safety systems capable of remotely accessing high-altitude and hazardous areas and spraying water close to airborne-dust generation points

K-Deconstruction Conference 2026: “Shaping the Future of K-Deconstruction”

Alongside the exhibition, the K-Deconstruction Conference 2026 will take place on October 14 from 12:30 p.m. at Conference Room 304, KINTEX Exhibition Center 1.

Under the theme “Shaping the Future of K-Deconstruction,” the conference will focus on the policy, technology and safety challenges shaping the future of Korea’s deconstruction industry.

1. Current status and advancement strategies for Korea’s deconstruction industry
2. Advanced deconstruction methods and international case studies
3. Seoul Metropolitan Government’s strengthened safety management measures for demolition sites
4. Lessons from the Gwangju Hak-dong and Seosomun Overpass demolition accidents and measures to prevent recurrence
5. R&D achievements in deconstruction technologies
6. AI-based risk assessment systems for deconstruction projects
7. Training and development of professional deconstruction specialists
8. Current status and outlook for nuclear facility and industrial plant decommissioning

Rather than treating recent demolition accidents simply as individual incidents, the conference will examine comprehensive prevention strategies from the perspectives of policy, technology, AI and professional workforce development. The program is therefore expected to attract strong interest from central and local governments, public-sector project owners, construction companies and specialized deconstruction contractors.

The conference is jointly organized by the Organizing Committee for the Advanced Deconstruction Technology Zone and Conference, the Structure Demolition & Scaffolding Works Council of KOSCA, the Forum for Advancement of the Deconstruction Industry, the Research Group for Safe Building Deconstruction Planning and Construction Technology Development, the Korea Building Deconstruction Technology Research Institute, and KINTEX.

“Safe Deconstruction Is Just as Important as Safe Construction”

Chun, Jae-Youl, Chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Advanced Deconstruction Technology Zone and Conference and representative of the Forum for Advancement of the Deconstruction Industry, said:

“Korea’s construction industry has entered an era in which we must consider not only how to build safely, but also how to deconstruct structures safely and precisely by developing professional expertise and applying advanced technologies and equipment.”

He added that the Special Zone and Conference aim to help transform the conventional demolition industry into an advanced deconstruction sector combining safety, specialized engineering, AI and environmentally friendly technologies, while developing the event into Korea’s leading deconstruction industry platform connecting government, industry and academia.

About K-CONSAFETY EXPO 2026

K-CONSAFETY EXPO 2026 is a professional construction safety exhibition supported by major Korean government ministries, public institutions and industry organizations, including the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Ministry of Employment and Labor, Gyeonggi Province, Construction Association of Korea, and Korea Specialty Contractors Association.

Media & Exhibition Inquiries

K-CONSAFETY EXPO 2026 Secretariat / KINTEX
Tel: +82-31-995-8772
E-mail: kconsafetyexpo@kintex.com
Website: www.k-consafetyexpo.com

The course explores how DfS has evolved in Singapore and focuses on identifying and addressing design risks at source. Participants will gain practical insights into lifecycle risk management, DfS checklists, Red-Amber-Green lists, and hazard-based DfS applications, supported by real-world case studies covering Civil & Structural (C&S), Mechanical & Electrical (M&E), and Architectural design.

Key Learning Areas

• Understand the evolution of Design for Safety (DfS) in Singapore
• Review relevant Acts, regulations, ACOPs and WSH-DfS guidelines
• Apply DfS principles throughout the project lifecycle
• Learn how to identify and eliminate or mitigate design risks at source
• Explore DfS lifecycle checklists and Red-Amber-Green Lists
• Understand hazard-based DfS applications
• Examine practical case studies in C&S, M&E and Architectural design
• Strengthen a proactive approach towards Vision Zero and safer design

Who Should Attend?

This course is relevant to professionals involved in creating, owning, managing or receiving design and workplace risks, including:

• Developers / Owners
• Project Safety & Health Coordinators
• DfS Coordinators
• DfS Professionals
• MCST / MA / Facility Management Managers
• Architects
• Civil & Structural Engineers
• M&E Engineers
• Landscaping Architects

Course Details

Date: 25 September 2026 (Friday)
Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Mode: In-person
Venue: ACES Office, 18 Sin Ming Lane #06-01, Midview City, Singapore 573960
CPD: 7 PDU; 3 STU (Safety)
SIA-BOA CPD: To be confirmed

Fees:

• ACES Member: SGD 120 nett
• CIJC / RE&RTO / Others: SGD 180 nett

EVENT DETAILS

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Date: Friday, 7 August 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: AUDITORIUM, (Blk 2, level 7), ITE College West

Discover how Artificial Intelligence is transforming workplace safety and gain valuable insights from industry experts.

Register by 13 July to secure your place. 

WSHO participants who meet the attendance criteria will be awarded 2 SDU points.

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