Boost Your Career with a Certified Work Health Safety Course in Singapore - Greensafe

 

In today’s industrial environment, Work Health and Safety (WHS) is not just a regulatory requirement—it's a critical responsibility for every employee and employer. For those working in shipyards or industries involving welding, cutting, and other hot work processes, enrolling in a certified Work Health Safety Course is more important than ever.

That’s where Greensafe International Pte Ltd steps in with its Shipyard Safety Instruction Course for Workers – Hot Work (SSIC-HW), an essential program designed to protect workers and minimize the risks of fire and injuries in high-risk environments.

What Is the SSIC-HW Course?

The SSIC-HW is a Ministry of Manpower (MOM)-recognized safety course specifically tailored for workers involved in hot work operations in shipyards or marine industries. The course provides participants with the fundamental knowledge required to identify hazards, follow safety protocols, and respond effectively in emergency situations.

Why Choose This Work Health Safety Course?

  • Accredited & Recognized under Singapore’s Workplace Safety and Health framework

  • Hands-on Training to understand real-world safety precautions

  • Complies with MOM Requirements for working in hazardous shipyard environments

  • Delivered by Greensafe, a leading safety training provider in Singapore

Course Highlights:

  • Safe hot work procedures

  • Understanding fire hazards and prevention

  • Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)

  • Roles and responsibilities of workers in maintaining safety

  • Emergency response during fire-related incidents

Who Should Attend?

This course is mandatory for all workers performing hot work activities in the shipyard industry, including welders, cutters, and general workers handling flammable materials.

Course Details:

  • Location: Greensafe International, Singapore

  • Duration: 1 Day

  • Certification: MOM-recognized Statement of Attainment

Register Now

Don't wait until safety becomes a concern—invest in your safety today. Enroll in this Work Health Safety Course and build a secure career in the shipyard and marine sectors.

Click here to learn more or register now

Location: Singapore

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