Day 1 Introduction To OSH

INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS
INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS
MEDITH V. CHANECO
Occupational Health and
Safety
BUREAU OF WORKING CONDITIONS

INTRODUCTION TO OSHS
OBJECTIVES
 Participants shall be able to:

– state the legal basis, purpose and coverage of the
Standards;
– know the administrative Rules under the
Standards;
– understand the important roles of management
and workers in maintaining safe and healthy
working environment;
– know and understand the functions of DOLE in the
enforcement of OSH laws, rules and regulations;
– appreciate some DOLE programs/activities on
OSH.
SESSION OUTLINE
– Introduction
– OSH Legislations
– Administrative Organization for OSH
 Bureau of Working Conditions
 Employees Compensation Commission
 Occupational Safety and Health Center
 DOLE Regional Offices
SESSION OUTLINE
 Occupational Safety and Health Standards

– Purpose, Scope, Duties of Employer, Duties
of Workers
Rule 1020 – Registration
– Rule 1030 – Training and Accreditation of Personnel
in OSH
– Rule 1040 – Health and Safety Committee
– Rule 1050 – Notification and Keeping of Records of
Accidents and/or Occupational Illnesses
– Rule 1960 – Occupational Health Services
– OSH Progress in the Philippines
– DOLE-BWC Programs/Projects
DEFINITION OF TERMS
– Occupational - Everything that is related to work,

job source of livelihood or business
– Health – It has to do with our well-being, the
absence of illness both physically and mentally
– Safety – It has to do with accidents and its
prevention. Freedom from accident
– Standards – Basis of comparison, established
criterion, level of excellence.
– Occupational Safety and Health Standards – is
an established minimum requirements or criterion
on working conditions reasonably necessary or
appropriate to protect every working man against
the danger of injury, sickness or death.
INTRODUCTION
Occupational Injuries remain the most appalling
human tragedy of modern industry and one of its
most serious forms of economic waste.
 2 workers killed, 5 others hurt as building collapses in Subic
when the steel frame of the building they were working on
suddenly collapsed after their co-workers had removed a
supporting beam. (The Manila Time Regions, Saturday, January
4, 2003)
 14 junk shop workers hurt in acetylene blast, after four acetylene
tanks exploded inside a junk shop (caused by cigarette spark) –
(Malaya, Wednesday, January 8, 2003)
 Obrero durog sa gumuhong Uniwide na tinitibag (Abante Tonite,
March 6, 2003)
 17 miners rescued, while two others have been missing for five
days now when a mining tunnel collapsed (The Phil. Star,
Tuesday, march 18, 2003)
INTRODUCTION
WORK ACCIDENT STATISTICS
 Non-agricultural establishments employing

20 or more workers reported a total of 69,208
cases of occupational injuries in calendar year
2000.
 Manufacturing had the largest proportion at
67.8%.
 Lost workday cases were numbered to 26,467
Cases
(Source: DOLE- BLES – Occupational Injuries Survey)

INTRODUCTION
5-Year Work Accident Cases
(1996-2000)
7000 5,800 6,233

5,121 5298
6000 4605
5000
4000
'1996
3000 '1997
2000 '1998
1000 '1999
0 '2000
'1996 '1997 '1998 '1999 '2000
Year
 A total of 27,037 cases were reported by 1,715

establishments during the 5-year period 1996-2000
Source: Work Accident Ilnness Summary – DOLE-BWC
INTRODUCTION
Five-Year Summary of
Disabling Injuries (1996-2000)
Fatal= 173
PPD=62
TTD =17,601
• 17,831 were disabling

• 173 were fatal, 17,601 were TTD. 62 were
PPD
• 1,163,153 workday lost, P 55,690,003 M
Economic Loss (Direct Losses)
(Source: DOLE-BWC- WAIS)
Impacts and Effects of Accident
I. To the employee:
1) Disability
2) Loss of earning capacity
3) Psychological effects (Mental & Physical)
4) Change in Social life
II. To the employer:
1) Decreased of Productivity or down time
2) Damage to property
3) Lost of company image
Impacts and Effects of Accident
This “iceberg” demonstrates the relationship between direct and indirect

costs or accidents.
On the average,
Direct Costs indirect costs exceed
• Medical Costs direct costs by a 4:1
ratio.
• Compensation/Indemnity
Indirect Costs
• Lost Time • Spoiled Product • Training New

By: Injured Employees
• Unhappy customers
fellow Worker • Overhead Costs
Supervisor • Cleanup Time
• Legal Fees
• Schedule Delays
• Increase in
Insurance Cost
Importance of Safety
Safety or Accident Prevention;

1. is a moral obligation of everyone,
2. provides us economic stability (conserves our
resources, increase productivity and profitability,
improve quality).
3. is a legal responsibility of the employer,
OSH LEGISLATIONS
Phil. Const.  Article XIII Section 3 of Phil.

Constitution
 The state shall afford full protection
to labor, .... .
It shall guarantee the rights of
workers to self-organization,
collective bargaining and
negotiations, and peaceful
concerted activities, including the
right to strike in accordance with
law. They shall be entitled to
security of tenure, humane
conditions of work, and a living
wage.
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OSH LEGISLATIONS
 Law : P.D. 442, Book IV, Titles I &

Phil. Const.
II
Title : Labor Code of the Phils.
 Year Passed : 1974
Labor Code.  Implementing Agency: DOLE
 Content: Revised and consolidated
labor and social laws to afford full
protection to labor, promote
employment and human resources
development and ensure industrial
peace based on social justice.
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OSH LEGISLATIONS
 Book IV, Title I

Chapter I
Medical and Dental
Services
Chapter II
Occupational Safety
OSH LEGISLATIONS
• Chapter II - Article 162 of PD. 442 – The
Secretary of labor shall by appropriate
Phil. Const.
order set and enforce mandatory OSH
Standards to eliminate or reduce OSH
hazards in all workplaces and institute
new and update existing programs to
ensure safe and healthful working
Labor Code. conditions in all place of employment
• Title: Occupational Safety and

Health Standards
OSHS. • Year Passed: 1978
• Relevant Provision/s : Rule 1000 to
Rule 1980
• Implementing Agency: DOLE
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OSH LEGISLATIONS
Book IV, Title I – Occupational Safety

Medical, Dental and and Health Standards,
Occupational Safety (OSHS)1978
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OSH LEGISLATIONS
 A set of mandatory OSH

standards which codifies all
safety orders being enforced
prior to its promulgation.
 It contains administrative
requirements, general safety
and health rules, technical
safety regulations, and other
measures to eliminate or reduce
OSH hazards in the workplace.
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OSH LEGISLATIONS
 Patterned after the Standards set by developed

countries and sources include:
– ILO Model Safety Code
– American Standards Safety Regulation
– National Safety Council, USA
– Canadian Safety Regulation
– American Society of Mechanical Engrs.
– Boiler and Pressure Vessel Codes
– Philippine Mechanical Engineering Code
– Philippine Electrical Code.
– Fire Code of the Philippines
OSH LEGISLATIONS
OSH Standards:
 PURPOSE
– to protect every working man against the dangers
of injury, sickness or death through safe and
healthful working conditions.
 SCOPE
– shall apply to all places of employment except
land, sea and air transportation and safety in
Mines.
ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH
WHO ARE INVOLVE IN THE

ADMINISTRATION AND
ENFORCEMENT OF OSH LAWS,
POLICIES, RULES AND
REGULATIONS?
 Article 165
 DOLE shall be solely responsible for the
administration and enforcement of OSH
laws, regulations and standards in all
establishments and workplaces
wherever they may be located.
Authority to Local Government:

The Secretary may authorize local government units
to assume responsibility for technical safety
inspection within their respective jurisdiction where
they have adequate facilities and personnel and
subject to national standards prescribed by this
Department
Technical safety inspection covers the following:
Safety determination of mechanical equipment
such as boilers, pressure vessels, internal
combustion engines, etc.
Safety determination of electrical installation
DOLE
ECC
• Employees Compensation Commission

• The ECC is responsible for initiating,
rationalizing and coordinating the policies on
employees compensation programs as well as
deciding appealed cases from the GSIS and
SSS, the agencies which initially administer the
employee’s compensation program in the public
and private sector.
DOLE
ECC
Occupational Safety and Health Center

OSHC • Undertakes continuing studies and
researches on OSH
• Plans, develops and implements
training programs on OSH Undertakes
practical testing for safe use and sets
standard specifications of PPEs
• Monitor workers’ exposure to
hazardous substance and
environmental conditions.
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DOLE
ECC
BWC
OSHC
 Bureau of Working Conditions

– The BWC performs primarily policy and program
development and advisory functions in the administration
and enforcement of laws relating to working conditions.
– It oversee the implementation of standards through
technical supervision of enforcement by the DOLE’s 15
A Regional Offices all over the country

DOLE
ECC
BWC
OSHC
RO1 RO2 RO3 RO4 RO5 RO6 RO7 RO15
• REGIONAL OFFICE -Implements laws, policies, plans,

programs, projects, rules and regulations of the DOLE.
• The OSH laws are enforced by the ROs through its LSED
manned by labor inspectors vested with visitorial and
A enforcement power under Article 128.

POLICIES ISSUED are always in consultation, partnership with
DOLE Workers
Employers
ECC Academe
Professionals
BWC STOs, GOs, NGOs,
OSHC
RO1 RO2 RO3 RO4 RO5 RO6 RO7 RO15
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Administration and Enforcement
• Every employer shall give to the Secretary of

Labor or his duly authorized representative
access to its premises and records at any time of
the day or night when there is a work being
undertaken therein for the purpose of determining
compliance with the provisions of OSHS Rules
and regulations and other policies on OSH.
DOLE Regional Offices

Types of Labor Inspection
 General Labor Standards Inspection

 Technical Safety Inspection
 General Safety and Health Standards
Inspection
.
DOLE Regional Offices

ORDER OF INSPECTION AUTHORITY
First - Imminent Danger
Second - Fatality/Catastrophe Investigation
Third - Investigation of complaints/Referrals
Fourth - Programmed Inspection

OSH STANDARDS
OSH STANDARDS
• DUTIES OF EMPLOYER
– Furnish his workers a place of
employment free from hazardous
conditions.
– Give complete job safety instruction to
all his workers.
– Comply with the requirements of the
Standards.
– Use only approved devices and
equipment in his workplace.
OSH STANDARDS
DUTIES OF WORKERS
• Cooperate with the employer in carrying
out the provisions of the Standards.
• Report any work hazard in the workplace
• Make proper use of all safeguards and
safety devices furnished in accordance with the
provisions of OSHS for his protection and the
protection of others.
• Follow all instructions by the employer in
compliance with the OSHS provisions
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OSH STANDARDS
DUTIES OF OTHER PERSONS

• Any person including builders or
contractors, who visits, builds, innovates or
installs devices in establishments or
workplaces shall comply with the provision
of OSHS rules and all regulations issued by
the employer in compliance with the
Standards and other issuances of the
Secretary.
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OSH STANDARDS
Rule 1020 - Registration
 Every employer shall register his/her business
with the Regional Labor Office or authorized
representative to provide the DOLE with
information as guide in its enforcement activities.
– Registration is valid for the lifetime of
the establishment except when any of
the following conditions exists:
 Change in name
 Change in location
 Change in ownership
 Opening after previous closing

OSH STANDARDS
Rule 1020 - Registration
OSH RULE REPORT/FORM WHERE TO FILE WHEN TO

FILE
Rule 1020 DOLE/BWC/IP- Thirty (30 days) 2 copies,
Registratio 3) before to be
n attached layout operation submitted
plan of the to
workplace at a concerned
scale of 1:100 m RO
OSH STANDARDS
Rule 1030 - Training and Accreditation of Personnel in OSH
– Mandates the BWC to conduct training
program on OSH directly or through
accredited Safety Training Organization.
– Require the employer to appoint a safety
officer.
– the training course prescribed by the
BWC shall be requisite for the
appointment of the safety officer in the
place of employment;
– All full-time safety officers must meet the
requirement of duly-accredited Safety
Practitioner or Safety Consultants by the
Bureau
OSH STANDARDS
Number of Workers Minimum Number of Safety Officers

Hazardous Highly Hazardous
1-50 One (1) – Part-time safety One (1) full-time
man
51-200 One (1) full-time One (1) full-time and
One part-time
201-250 One (1) full-time and one Two (2) full-time
(1) part-time
251-500 Two (2) full-time Two (2) full-time and
One part-time
Every additional 500 One (1) additional full-time
or fraction thereof
Every additional 250 One (1) additional full-
or fraction thereof time
OSH STANDARDS
For non-hazardous workplaces
Number of Workers Minimum number of Safety

Officers
1-250 One (1) part-time
251-500 Two (2) part-time
501 - 750 One (1) full-time
751-1000 Two (2) full-time
Every additional 500 or fraction One (1) additional full-time
thereof
OSH STANDARDS
– Duties of Safety Man
 Advice the employer, supervisors and workers on
OSH
 Investigate accident
 Coordinate safety training program
 Conduct safety and health inspection
 Maintain accident records system
 Provide assistance to government agencies in the
conduct of health and safety inspection, accident
investigation or any other related programs.
OSH STANDARDS
RULE 1040 - Health and Safety Committee
is a group of employees and

management that plans and
develops polices in all
matters pertaining to safety
and health in the workplace.
OSH STANDARDS
RULE 1040 - Health and Safety Committee (HSC)
Type No. of Composition
worker Chairman Member Secretary
s
A 401 up - Manager or - 2 dept. heads Safety officer
authorized - 4 workers (union
representative member)
must be COO - company physician
B 201-400 - Manager or - 1 supervisor Safety officer
authorized - physician or nurse
representative - 3 workers
must be COO
C 100 – 200 - Manager or - 1 foreman Safety officer
authorized - 3 workers
representative - Nurse
D <100 - Manager - 1 foreman Safety Officer
- - 3 workers
- Nurse or first airder
OSH STANDARDS
Duties
– Plans and develops accident prevention program
– Directs the accident prevention efforts.
– Provides necessary assistance to government
inspecting authorities
– Initiates and supervises safety trainings for
employees
– Develops and maintains a disaster contingency
plan
OSH STANDARDS

 Duties of employer
– Establishes and adopts in writing administrative

policies on safety and health
– Report to the enforcing authority the policies
adopted and required report requirements.
– Act on recommended measures of health and
safety committee and in case of non-adoption, to
inform the committee of the reason
OSH STANDARDS

FILE
Rule 1040 Report of Safety 2 copies, to - Within one
Health and Organization - submitted to (1) month
Safety DOLE/BWC/IP-5) concerned RO after the
Committee copy furnished the organization
Bureau
Minutes of the - At least on
Meeting – No form quarterly
needed basis
OSH STANDARDS
RULE 1050 - RULE 1050 - Notification &

Keeping of Accident and/or Occupational
Illnesses
 The employer shall maintain
and keep an accident or illness
record which shall be open at
all times for inspection to
authorized personnel
OSH STANDARDS

Illnesses
 Provides the safety officer

means for an objective
evaluation of the program
 Helps identify high injury rates
 Provides information on
accident causes which
contributes to high injury rates.
OSH STANDARDS

Illnesses
 All work accidents or occupational
illnesses in places of employment,
resulting in disabling condition or
dangerous occurrence shall be reported
by the employer to the Regional Labor
Office
OSH STANDARDS
RULE 1050 - RULE 1050 - Notification & Keeping of

Accident and/or Occupational Illnesses

REPORT
Rule 1050 Work Accident Illness -On or before the 2 copies, to
Notification and Report (WAIR) - 20th day of the be submitted
Keeping of DOLE/BWC/IP-6) month following the to concerned
Accidents WAIR date of occurrence of RO copy
and/or the accident furnished the
Occupational Bureau
Illnesses Annual Exposure -On or before Jan. 20
Data Report (AEDR) - of the following year
(DOLE/BWC/IP-6b)
Fatal/major accident Within 24 h ours
OSH STANDARDS
RULE 1050 - RULE 1050 - Notification & Keeping of

Accident and/or Occupational Illnesses
 Work-ALERT
– Is tasked to
investigate major
industrial accidents
and disasters.
OSH STANDARDS
RULE 1960 - Occupational Health Services
Every employer is required

to provide in his workplace
medical and dental
services, emergency
medicines and dental
facilities.
OSH STANDARDS
Occupational Personnel in an
establishments/undertaking refers
to the qualified first aider, nurse
dentist or physician, whose
services have been engaged by
the employer in order to provide
occupational health services in
the establishment.
OSH STANDARDS
No. of workers Non-hazardous workplace Hazardous Workplace
10 – 50 Where the nature of work

First-aider per shift exposes
First-aider workers
per shift to :
dangerous environmental
51 - 200 First-aider per shift elements, hazardous
First-aider per shift
Or FT nurse per shift ETR contaminants,
FT nurse ionizing ETR
radiation, chemicals,
First-aider per shift, FT nurse flammable
First-aider persubstances
shift, FT nurse
200 - 300 PT doctor 2h/d 6d/w EMC PT doctor 2h/d 6d/w EMC
PT dentist 2h/d 6d/w Construction, mining, fire
PT dentist 2h/d 6d/w
fighting, stevedoring, dock
First-aider per shift, FT nurse First-aider
work, deeppersea
shift,fishing,
FT nurse
301 - above FT doctor EH mechanized
FT doctor farming EH
FT dentist DC FT dentist DC
Dangerous work
First-aider per shift, FT nurse conditions
First-aider/S, FT nurse/S
601 - 2,000 FT doctor EH FT doctor or 2 PT doctor EH
FT dentist DC Manufacture
FT dentist
or handlingDC
of explosives, pyrotechnic
products
2,001 - above FT doctor + PT doctor/S EH Heavy
FT doctoror+power driven EH
PT doctor/S
FT dentist DC tools and/or machinery DC
FT dentist
OSH STANDARDS
 Emergency Hospital – An employer need not put

up an emergency hospital or dental clinic if there is a
hospital of dental clinic which is not more than five(5)
kilometers away or which can be reached by motor
vehicle within twenty-five(25) minutes of travel and
that the employer provides transportation facilities.
OSH STANDARDS
 Health Program – The physician engaged by the

employer, in addition to providing medical services in
cases of emergency, must also perform the
following:
– Conduct pre-employment medical examination,
free of charge, for the proper selection of workers
– Conduct free of charge annual physical
examination of the workers
– Collaborate with safety and technical personnel in
the selection and placement of workers, including
investigation of work related accidents due to
exposure to health hazards
– Develop and implement a comprehensive health
program for the employees
OSH STANDARDS

REPORT
Rule 1960 Annual Medical 2 copies On or before the

Occupational Report - submitted to last day of
Health DOLE/BW/OH-47A concerned RO March of the
Services AMR copy furnished the year following
Bureau the covered
period
THINK
TALK
PRACTICE
SAFETY
OSH PROGRESS IN THE PHILIPPINES

The first period is characterized by the adoption

of a reactive policies
 1903 - It was during this period (1903-1913)
when some big establishments provided voluntary
medical treatment to workers suffering from work
injuries and illnesses.
 1908 - Institution of the Employer’s Liability Act
 1927 - Workmen’s Compensation Act No. 3428
was passed
The second period is characterized by the adoption of

proactive measures/policies
 1936 - Commonwealth Act No. 104 was passed called
the First Industrial Safety Law
 1954 - Enactment of Republic Act. No. 1054 – Free
Emergency Medical and Dental Treatment Act.
 1959 - SOPI was organized. Enactment of Republic Act. No.
1054
 1967 - Proclamation NO. 115-A was issued declaring the
year and every year thereafter as SAFETY ACCIDENT
PREVENTION YEAR.
 1974 - Philippine Government issued/promulgated PD 442
(Labor Code of the Philippines)
The second period is characterized by the adoption of

proactive measures/policies
 1975 - The then Ministry of Labor started the program on
accreditation recognizing/accrediting safety training
organization including WSO, SOPI, UPCPH, etc.
 1978 - The “OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
STANDARDS” was approved by then Minister of Labor.
 1988 - The OSHC was inaugurated (the first in Southeast
Asia), created per Executive Order No. 307.
OTHER GOV’T. AGENCIES

INVOLVED IN OSH
Agency Areas of Concern/Function
Department of Health IRR governing the extension of free emergency medical

(DOH), and dental treatment to workers covering both public and
Bureau of private entities
Health/Dental (LB – RA No. 1054)
Formulates and implements, through the city/municipal
Non-Communicable health offices, rules and regulations on industrial hygiene
Diseases Control and other sanitation requirements for all industrial
Office establishments (LB-Chapter VII, P.D. No. 856)
Department of Regulates the manufacture, use and handling of
Agriculture DA), pesticide/fertilizers and monitors information regarding
Fertilizer and safety and health of workers handling pesticide products
pesticide Authority
Department of Trade Conduct periodic inspection of plants within the export
and Industry (DTI), processing zones to check on health, medical,
Phil. Export occupational and safety standards and general conditions
Processing Zone as well as maintenance of the plant.
Authority

DPWH Regulates and control the location, sitting, design, quality of
Office of the raw material, construction, use and occupancy for all
Building Official building and structures
Conduct technical safety inspection mechanical and
electrical installations in commercial establishments.
(LB - P.D. No. 1096)
DILG - - Performs decentralized/developed functions of the national

Local Government government (Legal basis: RA. No. 7160
Unit - Sets and implements standards, rules and regulations on
Bureau of Fire fire safety, prevention, protection, and control/suppression
Protection (LB- PD. No. 1185)
DENR -Regulates the importation, manufacture, processing, sale,

Environment distribution, use and disposal of all unregulated chemical
Management substances and mixtures, including entry, even in transit as
Bureau well as the keeping or storage and disposal of hazardous
Mines and Geo- and nuclear waste. (LB- RA. No. 6969)
Sciences Bureau -Administers and enforces safety, health, and sanitation rules
and regulations in the mining industry particularly in the
exploration, development, and utilization of mineral
resources (LB – RA 6969)
DOE -Formulates and implements programs, rules and

Energy Resource regulations to assure public health and safety in the
Bureau exploration, development, transportation, utilization,
distribution and storage of energy resources

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INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS

INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS INTRODUCTION TO OSHS

BUREAU OF WORKING CONDITIONS

 Participants shall be able to:

 Occupational Safety and Health Standards

– Occupational - Everything that is related to work,

 Non-agricultural establishments employing

(Source: DOLE- BLES – Occupational Injuries Survey)

7000 5,800 6,233

 A total of 27,037 cases were reported by 1,715

• 17,831 were disabling

This “iceberg” demonstrates the relationship between direct and indirect

• Lost Time • Spoiled Product • Training New

Safety or Accident Prevention;

Phil. Const.  Article XIII Section 3 of Phil.

 Law : P.D. 442, Book IV, Titles I &

 Book IV, Title I

• Title: Occupational Safety and

Book IV, Title I – Occupational Safety

 A set of mandatory OSH

 Patterned after the Standards set by developed

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

WHO ARE INVOLVE IN THE

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

Authority to Local Government:

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

• Employees Compensation Commission

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

Occupational Safety and Health Center

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

 Bureau of Working Conditions

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

RO1 RO2 RO3 RO4 RO5 RO6 RO7 RO15

• REGIONAL OFFICE -Implements laws, policies, plans,

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

RO1 RO2 RO3 RO4 RO5 RO6 RO7 RO15

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

Administration and Enforcement

• Every employer shall give to the Secretary of

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

DOLE Regional Offices

 General Labor Standards Inspection

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR OSH

DOLE Regional Offices

First - Imminent Danger

Second - Fatality/Catastrophe Investigation

Third - Investigation of complaints/Referrals

Fourth - Programmed Inspection

DUTIES OF OTHER PERSONS

 Opening after previous closing

OSH RULE REPORT/FORM WHERE TO FILE WHEN TO

Number of Workers Minimum Number of Safety Officers

Number of Workers Minimum number of Safety

RULE 1040 - Health and Safety Committee

is a group of employees and

RULE 1040 - Health and Safety Committee

RULE 1040 - Health and Safety Committee

– Establishes and adopts in writing administrative

RULE 1040 - Health and Safety Committee

OSH RULE REPORT/FORM WHERE TO FILE WHEN TO

RULE 1050 - RULE 1050 - Notification &