Workplace Safety and Health Act, Chapter 277
Brunei’s own workplace safety legislation, and what it requires of you in practice. Previously known as the WSH Order 2009.
Duration
2 days
Two consecutive days at our Jerudong centre.
Delivery
Classroom
Face to face, with a tutor in the room.
Assessment
Two parts
Multiple choice and short answer questions.
Certification
Cortex
A Certificate of Attendance recognised by SHENA.
Next intakes
All run at our Jerudong centre. Let us know if you’d like to secure a seat for yourself or your team.
Fees. Message us for the current fee and what it includes. If you are enrolling three or more learners, tell us before you book and we will arrange a group rate.
Ask about feesWhat the course covers
The Act itself, then what it means for the duties you personally carry.
- The key provisions of the WSH Act, Chapter 277, and its associated regulations
- The duties and responsibilities of the various stakeholders
- The penalties that apply for non-compliance
- The key requirements for risk management
Who it is for
Anyone with duties under Brunei’s workplace safety and health legislation — which is a wider group than most people assume.
A Workplace Safety and Health Officer is a registered role under section 32, not a title a company can hand out. How the registration works.
By the end you should be able to explain the relevant legislation to management and to employees in plain terms.
Assessment and certification
Teaching
Two classroom days on the Act, the associated regulations and how they apply in a Brunei workplace.
Assessment
Multiple choice and short answer questions in which you demonstrate what you have learnt.
Your certificate
A Certificate of Attendance from Cortex Training and Development, recognised by SHENA.