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DOSH (JKKP), HRD Corp, CIDB, PERKESO, DOE and BOMBA — what each body does, which people the law asks you to appoint, and where to check the official source.
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Section 29A and the mandatory OSH Coordinator, increased penalties up to RM500,000 for general duty breaches, director liability under Section 52, and the statutory shifts that changed Malaysian workplace safety forever.
Many employers confuse the Green Card with the SICW certification. We clarify the relationship, the renewal cycle, exemption pathways, and who needs what.
A step-by-step guide to HRD Corp Claimable Courses (HCC, formerly SBL-KHAS) grant applications, the 14-day pre-training rule, 14 common rejection reasons, and how to turn compliance into a recoverable investment.
What the Chemical Health Risk Assessment requires, who can conduct it, what penalties apply, and how to prepare your chemical register before the assessor arrives.
Seven critical sections every Malaysian employer must review before a DOSH inspector arrives: HIRARC, Safety Committee, First-Aiders, Machinery Registers, Chemical Management, Noise Exposure, and Training Records.
CLASS Regulations 2013: what must be in your chemical register, who maintains it, where it must be kept, how often it must be updated, and what happens if you don't have one.
What accidents must be reported to DOSH, and how quickly. Covers NADOPOD 2004 reg 5, the current JKKP forms, and what happens if you miss the 7-day deadline.
Scaffold awareness training does not make anyone a registered scaffolder. Learn the difference between awareness and competency, and which course your crew actually needs under Malaysian law.
CDM 2024 reg 39 requires every principal contractor to appoint a competent site safety supervisor. What the law says, the penalty for non-compliance, and how Naja Safety helps you meet the requirement.
Malaysia's CLASS Regulations 2013 require six elements on every chemical label. This article explains each element, shows what employers must do, and links to the official DOSH PDF.
Naja Safety provides on-site safety training an HRD Corp Registered Training Provider delivering DOSH-aligned consultancy, and statutory audit services across Malaysia — including Sabah and Sarawak.
