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Can workers who have completed supervisor courses be exempted from Safety Orientation Courses (SOC)?

Updated by MOM

Yes, workers who have completed these supervisor courses are exempted from the corresponding industry SOC:

  • Construction: Supervise WSH in Construction Sites (formerly Building Construction Supervisor Safety course)
  • Marine: Supervise Marine Work for WSH (formerly Shipyard Supervisors Safety Course)
  • Metalworking: Supervise Manufacturing Work for WSH (formerly Basic Industrial Safety & Health for Supervisors Course)
  • Process: Supervise Workplace Safety and Health in Process Plant (formerly Oil / Petrochemical Industry Safety Course for Supervisors)

This information is sourced from MOM.

Topics:

Workplace safety and healthWSH Training (including Safety Orientation Courses linked to Work Permit applications)

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