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In every workplace new risks associated with materials, processes and products need to be properly anticipated, recognized, evaluated and controlled. Article 3 of the Health and Safety at Work Law, 1989, sets out the general duty on employers to ensure …

The objective of the Occupational Safety and Health is to define the purpose, requirements and measures to be taken during the execution of the works and in the case of subsequent assistance operations. Planning is the key to ensure the …

Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems (OSHMS) have been defined by Gallagher as “…a combination of the planning and review, the management organizational arrangements, the consultative arrangements, and the specific program elements that work together in an integrated way to …

The human, social and economic costs of occupational accidents, injuries, diseases and major industrial disasters have long been cause for concern at all levels from the individual workplace to the national and international sphere. Yet, despite continuous if slow improvements, …

“Learning how to learn is life’s most important skill” -Tony Buzan The difference between scoring higher and lower can actually be attributed to the learning strategies. In this monograph, we discuss the learning techniques and about their utility concisely. Organization …

The origin of the term NEBOSH IGC can be traced back to 1979, when NEB (National Safety Examinations Board) opened its doors in Leicester. In the event of time, it is changed the name to NEBOSH (National Examination Board in …