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"Taking Safety to the Next Level"
We are a Safety Training Organization (STO) accredited by the Department of Labor & Employment-Bureau of Working Conditions to conduct the prescribed courses for Safety Officers, Managing Directors, Authorized Managing Officers (AMO) and anyone involved in developing and implementing health and safety in their companies and workplaces.
Vision
AMOSH Vision is to elevate the level of health and safety of the workers by placing Occupational Health and Safety education within reach of all Filipinos
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Mission
- Aims to deliver trainings in health and safety that are understandable, practical, applicable and adaptable to its students and partners in the industry.
- Endeavors to develop resource speakers, backed by experience and time-tested training methods, which will be effective in teaching and imparting such knowledge to its colleagues and constituents.
- Deals to work with partners in industry to update its best practices in health and safety programming, facts and figures, and still maintain compliance with DOLE DO 198-18, the Occupational Safety and Health Standards and other applicable DOLE issuances.
- Strives to uphold its integrity by employing dedicated workers, meeting local ordinances and keeping its business name and operations unblemished.
Trainings
PRESCRIBED TRAININGS
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Become a Safety Officer 1 and implement an OSH program for the Low Risk Classification. Understand the WHAT, WHO, WHERE, HOW and WHY of preparing the OSH Program.
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Understand the full importance of safety and identify the factors that would lead to accidents and work-related illnesses and outline the components for a health and safety program.
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Be able to conduct effective accident and work related illness investigations as an SO2 in the construction industry and address them with a health and safety program.
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Become a Safety Officer 1 and implement an OSH program for the Low Risk Classification. Understand the WHAT, WHO, WHERE, HOW and WHY of preparing the OSH Program.
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Understand the full importance of safety and identify the factors that would lead to accidents and work-related illnesses and outline the components for a health and safety program.
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Be able to conduct effective accident and work related illness investigations as an SO2 in the construction industry and address them with a health and safety program.
FIRST AID TRAININGS
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In only 1 Day (8 hours) be prepared with emergency first aid in low, medium, and high level risks establishments with 9 and below workers where participants are provided with knowledge on day-to-day emergencies that laypersons may encounter until full medical treatment is available.
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A 2 Day (16-hour) course for low-risk establishments with 10 to 50 workers, participants will be provided with knowledge and skills to establish, maintain, and facilitate the provision of effective life support in a workplace until full medical treatment is available.
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In this 4 day (32-hour) training course, you’ll be able to respond to specific medical emergency situations before medical professionals can intervene. This course also covers manually administering cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and using automated external defibrillator (AED).
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In only 1 Day (8 hours) be prepared in low, medium, and high level risks establishments with 9 and below workers with knowledge on day-to-day emergencies that laypersons may encounter until full medical treatment is available.
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A 2 Day (16-hour) course for low-risk establishments with 10 to 50 workers, participants will be provided with knowledge and skills to establish, maintain, and facilitate the provision of effective life support in a workplace until full medical treatment is available.
![](https://amosh.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/SFA-1024x576.jpg)
In this 4 day (32-hour) training course, you’ll  be able to respond to specific medical emergency situations before medical professionals can intervene. This course also covers manually administering cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and using automated external defibrillator (AED).
ADVANCED TRAININGS
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Be equipped to control recurring hazards, accidents and work-related illnesses, as well as develop health and safety strategies through interpreting data acquired from previous or ongoing programs.
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Provide the means for a systematic analysis of each element of the safety program to determine the extent and quality of management control. Evaluate and improve a company’s OSH Program.
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Learn to be a more ENGAGING and QUALIFIED OSH Trainor. Be better equipped with your oral delivery and material presentation.
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Properly create a checklist that outlines risks based on hazards identified, and assists the safety officer to control these systematically.
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Be more equipped to control recurring hazards, accidents and work-related illnesses; as well as develop health and safety strategies through interpreting data acquired from previous or ongoing programs.
![](https://amosh.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/SPA-1.jpg)
Provide the means for a systematic analysis of each element of the safety program to determine the extent and quality of management control. Evaluate and improve a company’s OSH Program.
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Learn to be a more ENGAGING and QUALIFIED OSH Trainor. Be better equipped with your oral delivery and material presentation.
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A 16-hour in-depth discussion of the different safety systems that exist in a workplace or process. Properly create a checklist that outlines risks based on hazards identified, and assists the safety officer to control these systematically.
The People of AMOSH Co.
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Albert Asprec
Managing Partner
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Donald Manalo
Business Partner
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Ronald Baniqued
Speaker
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Rex del Rosario
Speaker
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Ceasar Montesclaros
Speaker
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Richard Santos
Speaker
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Mark Denosta
Speaker
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Albert Asprec
Managing Partner
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Donald Manalo
Business Partner
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Ronald Baniqued
Speaker
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Rex del Rosario
Speaker
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Ceasar Montesclaros
Speaker
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Richard Santos
Speaker
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