| bizSAFE Level 3 / Risk Assessment / Risk Management Consultancy |
| Legislation 1 : Workplace Safety & Health Act Risk Management (RM) Regulations |
The Workplace Safety and Health Act (Risk Management Regulations) was
introduced by MOM in September 2006. Under the law, all employers, the self-employed
and principal (including contractors and sub-contractors) to conduct risk assessments
and implement risk management at their workplaces to control hazards and reducing
risks. The act will cover all workplaces in Singapore with effect from September
2011.
introduced by MOM in September 2006. Under the law, all employers, the self-employed
and principal (including contractors and sub-contractors) to conduct risk assessments
and implement risk management at their workplaces to control hazards and reducing
risks. The act will cover all workplaces in Singapore with effect from September
2011.
| Legislation 2 : Factory Notification Scheme |
Factory owners are required to notify or register their premises with MOM before operations
commence. Factories with lower risk activities requires a one-time notification to MOM before
commencing operations. The notification includes a Risk Management (RM) Declaration to MOM.
Thus, the factories falling under the notification scheme are required to conduct risk assessments
and implement risk management at their workplaces to control hazards and reducing risks.
commence. Factories with lower risk activities requires a one-time notification to MOM before
commencing operations. The notification includes a Risk Management (RM) Declaration to MOM.
Thus, the factories falling under the notification scheme are required to conduct risk assessments
and implement risk management at their workplaces to control hazards and reducing risks.
Factories that have been informed that they fall under the Factory Notification Scheme during in
November 2008 are required to conduct risk assessments and implement risk management at
their workplaces before they can continue their operations.
November 2008 are required to conduct risk assessments and implement risk management at
their workplaces before they can continue their operations.
| Which Industries are covered? |
| From September 2006 |
| Phase II From March 2008 |
| Phase III From September 2011 |
| Shipyard |
| Veterinary Activities |
| Construction |
| General Factories |
| Hotels, Food & Beverage |
| Services allied to Transportation of Goods |
| Landscape Care and Maintenance Service Activities |
| Water Supply, Sewerage & Waste Management Activities |
| Healthcare Activities |
| Other Service related sectors |
| ALL Industries and Workplaces including |
| Phase I and II Industries |
| Office, Banking & Retail |
| Entertainment |
| Education |
| MICE |
Ace EHS conduct Risk Assessment and identify safety and health hazards at your
workplace, quantify the risks, and work with you to derive a comprehensive Risk
Management plan in line with the MOM requirements. We also review Risk Assessments and
Risk Management Implementation to ensure that the appropriate methodologies are being
used.
workplace, quantify the risks, and work with you to derive a comprehensive Risk
Management plan in line with the MOM requirements. We also review Risk Assessments and
Risk Management Implementation to ensure that the appropriate methodologies are being
used.
| Penalties for Not Conducting Risk Assessment and Risk Management Implementation |
A first time offender is liable to a fine not exceeding $10,000
In the case of a body corporate, to a fine not exceeding $500,000 (General Penalty under the
Workplace Safety & Health Act)
Workplace Safety & Health Act)
In the case of a natural person, to a fine not exceeding $200,000 or to imprisonment for
a term not exceeding 2 years or to both (General Penalty under the Workplace Safety &
Health Act)
a term not exceeding 2 years or to both (General Penalty under the Workplace Safety &
Health Act)
A repeated offender could be fined up to $20,000 or imprisoned for a term not exceeding
6 months or both
6 months or both
Presence of workplace condition(s) that pose imminent danger to employees - Stop work order
Risk assessment and Risk Management allow us to identify hazards at the workplace and
implement effective risk control measures before they escalate into accidents resulting in
injuries or even death.
implement effective risk control measures before they escalate into accidents resulting in
injuries or even death.
| What is Risk Assessment / Risk Management / bizSAFE Level 3? |
| Our Services |
| Health & Safety |
| Quality Management System |
| Environmental Management System |
| Other EHS Services |
| Training Programmes |
| Quick links to other Services & Training Programmes |
bizSAFE LEVEL 3 : To attain bizSAFE Level 3 status, the company must
engage an approved independent auditor to assess its RM implementation.
Upon meeting the requirements, the company will berecognised as bizSAFE
Level 3.
engage an approved independent auditor to assess its RM implementation.
Upon meeting the requirements, the company will berecognised as bizSAFE
Level 3.
New SGSecure Component : the threat of terrorism in Singapore is real. When a terror
attack occurs in a workplace, business operations will be disrupted, employees may stop
reporting to work, and lives may be lost. Security agencies have stepped up efforts to
better protect Singapore, but every stakeholder needs to play a part. Companies need to
prepare the workforce, protect the workplace and partner the community. The SGSecure
national movement is our community and workforce's response to terror threats. It aims
to sensitise, train and mobilise the workforce to play a part to prevent and deal with a
terrorist attack. In the aftermath, we need to ensure the workforce remains cohesive,
businesses recover quickly, and return to normalcy as soon as possible. With effect from
26 September 2017, managing of terror threats will be part of requirements in the bizSAFE
1, bizSAFE 2 and bizSAFE 3 Risk Management Audit.
attack occurs in a workplace, business operations will be disrupted, employees may stop
reporting to work, and lives may be lost. Security agencies have stepped up efforts to
better protect Singapore, but every stakeholder needs to play a part. Companies need to
prepare the workforce, protect the workplace and partner the community. The SGSecure
national movement is our community and workforce's response to terror threats. It aims
to sensitise, train and mobilise the workforce to play a part to prevent and deal with a
terrorist attack. In the aftermath, we need to ensure the workforce remains cohesive,
businesses recover quickly, and return to normalcy as soon as possible. With effect from
26 September 2017, managing of terror threats will be part of requirements in the bizSAFE
1, bizSAFE 2 and bizSAFE 3 Risk Management Audit.
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