Risk Management with Process through Design (PtD) & General Principles of Prevention (GPP)
January 27 @ 9:00 am - January 28 @ 5:00 pm
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Overview:
The Process through Design (PtD) and General Principles of Prevention (GPP) integrate into workplace risk management to achieve a more preventive safety culture, forming core strategies within the Occupational Safety and Health Master Plan 2021-2025 (OSHMP2025). PtD aims to “design out” hazards and minimize risks early in the planning and design stage of a process, product, or workplace. GPP are a set of fundamental steps/ principles to manage risks and protect workers’ safety and health. These principles are based on hierarchical approach to risk control. GPP integrates with PtD and the Hierarchy of Control to provide a complete framework for risk management.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of program, participants will be able to:
(1) Understand the concept and importance of Process through Design (PtD) in workplace safety and health;
(2) Explain the General Principles of Prevention (GPP) as outlined in OSHMP2025 frameworks;
(3) Apply preventive measures according to the Hierarchy of Control;
(4) Develop strategies to eliminate or reduce workplace hazards and risks.
Who Should Attend:
Safety & Health Officers (SHOs), Safety & Health Committee Members, OSH Practitioners, Directors, CEOs, General Managers, Safety & Health/ Facilities/ Operations Managers, Executives, Officers, those handling OSH matters, those who are involved in risk management of the organization and workplace.