june 2025

4 Days : 32 Hours FIRST AID Training

Designed for Medium and High-Risk Establishments with ten (10) to fifty (50) workers and low, medium, and high-risk establishments with fifty-one (51) and above workers. 

2 Days : 16 Hours FIRST AID Training

Designed for Low-Risk Establishments with 10-50 workers.

1 Day : 8 Hours FIRST AID Training

Designed for Low, Medium and High-Risk Establishments with nine (9) and below workers. 

 Training program for Safety Officer 1 candidates. The course covers topics such as an overview of OSH, accidents and their causes, safety hazards and controls, health hazards, and emergency preparedness. It aims to equip trainees with the basic knowledge and skills for promoting safety in the workplace. .

     Training   program for Safety Officer 2 candidates, designed to provide the foundational   knowledge and skills necessary to implement and manage workplace safety   programs. The training covers key topics such as hazard identification, risk   assessment, accident investigation, safety inspections, and compliance with   occupational safety and health (OSH) standards set by the Department of Labor   and Employment (DOLE), helping organizations meet regulatory requirements and   create safer work environments.

  The training program covers OSH legislation, construction site safety, heavy equipment safety, scaffolding safety, and accident investigation. The overall goal is to teach participants the basic principles of occupational safety and health to increase awareness and prevent accidents in the construction industry.

4 Days : 32 Hours FIRST AID Training

Designed for Medium and High-Risk Establishments with ten (10) to fifty (50) workers and low, medium, and high-risk establishments with fifty-one (51) and above workers. 

2 Days : 16 Hours FIRST AID Training

Designed for Low-Risk Establishments with 10-50 workers.

1 Day : 8 Hours FIRST AID Training

Designed for Low, Medium and High-Risk Establishments with nine (9) and below workers. 

 Training program for Safety Officer 1 candidates. The course covers topics such as an overview of OSH, accidents and their causes, safety hazards and controls, health hazards, and emergency preparedness. It aims to equip trainees with the basic knowledge and skills for promoting safety in the workplace. .

     Training   program for Safety Officer 2 candidates, designed to provide the foundational   knowledge and skills necessary to implement and manage workplace safety   programs. The training covers key topics such as hazard identification, risk   assessment, accident investigation, safety inspections, and compliance with   occupational safety and health (OSH) standards set by the Department of Labor   and Employment (DOLE), helping organizations meet regulatory requirements and   create safer work environments.

  The training program covers OSH legislation, construction site safety, heavy equipment safety, scaffolding safety, and accident investigation. The overall goal is to teach participants the basic principles of occupational safety and health to increase awareness and prevent accidents in the construction industry.

Training Program for Safety Office 3. This training provides participants with a structured approach to identifying workplace hazards, assessing associated risks, and implementing control measures. It covers core principles of loss control, regulatory requirements, and practical application across various work environments.

 This training provides participants with the knowledge and skills to conduct effective audits of workplace safety programs. It covers audit planning, data collection methods, evaluation of compliance and performance, reporting findings, and recommending corrective actions. The course emphasizes regulatory standards, audit frameworks, and continuous improvement in safety management systems. 

This training covers the essential principles and practices for safely performing tasks at height. It includes hazard identification, risk assessment, use of fall protection systems, and compliance with relevant safety regulations. The course is designed to ensure workers understand how to minimize fall risks and respond appropriately to height-related hazards.

 This integrated training course covers five critical areas of workplace safety: Working at Heights, Scaffolding Safety, Confined Space Safety, Electrical Safety, and Fire Safety. Participants will learn to recognize hazards, understand relevant safety procedures, and apply proper control measures in each area. The course emphasizes regulatory compliance, risk reduction, and safe work practices across various environments. 

 This course is designed to develop the instructional skills of professionals responsible for delivering occupational safety and health training. It covers adult learning principles, training design, delivery techniques, and evaluation methods. Participants will learn how to effectively communicate safety concepts, facilitate engagement, and ensure knowledge transfer in workplace training sessions.