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 Singapore: back to safety

Wednesday 4th January 2023
After years of steady decline, workplace fatalities in the country rose significantly in 2021-22. We explore the potential causes and the action being taken.
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 Singapore eyes directors’ duties’ ACoP to tackle safety culture after spike in fatalities

Monday 8th August 2022
A senior government minister in Singapore has issued a warning to company directors that they face prosecution for health and safety failures, as the government considers a new Approved Code of Practice (ACoP) on directors’ duties
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 How the Roben’s report has influenced safety in Singapore

Thursday 17th March 2022
The risk-based OSH regulatory system introduced by the Robens report, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, has influenced other countries to revamp their legislation. IOSH Magazine speaks to Ho Siong Hin, Senior Director at International WSH, to find out how Singapore has taken Robens’ philosophy forward.
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The Singapore government has revised safe management measures for employers to control a rise in COVID-19 infections in workplaces.

 Singapore revises safe management measures to prevent COVID-19 rise

Friday 24th September 2021
The Singapore government has revised safe management measures for employers to control a rise in COVID-19 infections in workplaces.
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 Respect among cultures

Thursday 14th January 2021
With a career that has seen him in roles at national and multinational level, Craig Docherty GradIOSH explains why respecting cultural differences – both within and beyond the workplace – is crucial.
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 IOSH Blueprint to be showcased at Singapore WSH Conference 2016

Monday 22nd August 2016
Around 800 delegates including occupational safety and health professionals (OSH), business leaders and government officials are expected to attend the Singapore WSH Conference 2016, co-organised biennially by the Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSH), the WSH Institute and Ministry of Manpower.This year’s conference programme is themed around ‘Total WSH: The Future of Our Workplace’, and aims to highlight the importance of adopting a holistic approach towards managing both safety and health risks in the workplace.
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