Overview
bizSAFE Level 2 is a WSQ-certified training programme that equips participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills to effectively lead workplace risk management activities in compliance with Singapore’s Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Act and WSH (Risk Management) Regulations.
bizSAFE Level 2 is one of the recognised training programmes under the bizSAFE Level 3 Risk Management (RM) Audit Checklist (Item 2.1). Organisations applying for/renewing bizSAFE Level 3 must ensure that their appointed Risk Assessment (RA)/Risk Management (RM) team leaders are competent, with formal risk management training such as Develop a Risk Management Implementation Plan (bizSAFE Level 2), to demonstrate compliance during the RM audit.
This 2-day course emphasises practical risk identification, evaluation, and control, enabling organisations to develop and implement an effective Risk Management Implementation Plan aligned with regulatory and audit expectations.
Training is conducted by a practising Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Auditor for Risk Management audits, providing participants with valuable insights into actual RM audit expectations, common non-conformities, and audit-ready practices. This value-add is particularly beneficial for trainees supporting their organisations in preparing for bizSAFE Level 3 recognition.
Upon successful completion, participants will be awarded an SSG Statement of Attainment (SOA). This recognised qualification enables organisations to attain bizSAFE Level 2 status with the Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSHC) and provides a clear progression pathway towards bizSAFE Level 3 certification.
Under Skills Framework for WSH in TPGateway 2020, new Technical Skills and Competencies (TSC) Code: WPH-WSH-4075-1.1- Workplace Safety and Health Control Measures replaced bizSAFE Level 2 WSQ: Competency Code: MF-COM-402E-1 – Develop a Risk Management Implementation Plan.
Objective
This course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills to develop, implement and present a Risk Management Implementation Plan, in accordance with the WSH (Risk Management) Regulations, the Code of Practice on WSH Risk Management (Third Revision 2021).
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Establish and support the Risk Management (RM) team and understand the roles and responsibilities of RM and RA Leaders
- Apply systematic hazard identification, risk evaluation and risk control methodologies using the hierarchy of controls, including a wide spectrum of hazards such as physical, mechanical, electrical, chemical, biological, and psychosocial risks.
- Identify and assess emerging workplace hazards, including preparedness for terrorism threats, infectious disease outbreaks (e.g., epidemics and pandemics), personal health risks, and factors affecting mental well-being.
- Communicate identified risks, implemented controls and responsibilities effectively
- Maintain appropriate risk management documentation and records
- Develop and present a practical Risk Management Implementation Plan aligned with organisational needs and audit expectations
- Understand the role of SGSecure and workplace security considerations as part of an integrated risk management approach
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for appointed Risk Management (RM) Leaders at the organisational level and Risk Assessment (RA) Leaders at the department, function or site level, who are required to lead and implement risk management in accordance with the WSH (Risk Management) Regulations.
Through guided workshops and group exercises conducted over the two-day programme, participants will learn and apply risk assessment and risk control methodologies using real workplace scenarios, enabling them to translate regulatory requirements into practical implementation.
For organisations sending multiple participants, participants from the same organisation can be grouped together during workshop activities for more focused discussion and application. The worksheets and outputs developed during group activities can be further refined and used as part of the organisation’s preparation for the bizSAFE Level 3 Risk Management (RM) audit, providing added value beyond the classroom.
This course is suitable for:
- Top Management and Senior Executives
- Managers and Supervisors
- Human Resource (HR) Managers and HR Professionals
- Appointed Risk Assessment (RA) / Risk Management (RM) Team Leaders or Members
The Code of Practice on Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Risk Management, Section 4.4 (Human Resource Manager) outlines general responsibilities for HR functions in supporting and meeting organisational WSH requirements. As such, HR managers play an important role in ensuring risk management measures are effectively implemented, communicated, and supported across the organisation.
This course enables participants from both operational and support functions to understand their roles in workplace risk management and to contribute meaningfully towards regulatory compliance and bizSAFE Level 3 readiness.
Pre-requisites:
- Be able to listen, read, speak and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to the Employability Skills (ES) Level 5
- Be able to manipulate numbers at a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills (ES) Level 5
Course Outline
- Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Framework
Organisational WSH policy, WSH (Risk Management) Regulations and RMCP requirements; roles of RM Champions, RM Leaders and RA Leaders - Risk Management Team and Process
Formation of the Risk Management (RM) team and overview of the risk management process - Hazard Identification
Identification and classification of workplace hazards arising from equipment, materials, work activities, workplace environment, unsafe behaviours and emerging risks (including security-related hazards) - Risk Evaluation
Principles of risk assessment, risk matrix, risk evaluation criteria and risk prioritisation - Risk Control Measures
Application of the hierarchy of controls, selection and implementation of appropriate risk control measures - Risk Management Implementation Plan
Development of a practical workplace Risk Management Implementation Plan, including roles, responsibilities and timelines - Risk Communication and Record-Keeping
Communication of identified hazards, risks and control measures, and maintenance of RM documentation and records - SGSecure and Workplace Security Awareness
Overview of SGSecure, identification of workplace security threats, and incorporation of SGSecure considerations into risk assessments for bizSAFE Levels 1 to 3 - Presentation and Application
Group-based application using real workplace scenarios and presentation of the Risk Management Implementation Plan
Continuing Professional Development
Est. PDUs: 14, subject to PEB’s approval (PDU: Professional Development Unit; PEB: Professional Engineers Board Singapore)
Course Duration & Assessment
Duration: 16 hours / 2 days
Day 1 & 2: 9am – 6pm
Lunch break: 12pm – 1pm
Mode of training: Classroom Facilitated Training
Mode of assessment: Written & Oral Questioning
Course Fee
Course Registration
- Employer/individual can register for this course by clicking the REGISTER NOW button below to submit the online registration form.
- Registered trainee’s information will then be enrolled in TPGateway. For Singapore Citizen (SC) or Permanent Resident (PR) trainee, training grant amount may be derived from the enrolment process in TPGateway, subject to SSG’s terms and conditions.
- After the successful enrolment in TPGateway, an e-invoice will be emailed to Employer/Individual with the course fee payable (ie. after deducting the training grant for SC/PR trainees).
- The course fee is payable upfront upon invoicing and before course commencement in order to secure the seat(s), on a first-come-first-served basis.
- Payment is to be made via PayNow/bank transfer/Giro.
- Trainees must achieve 100% attendance and pass the assessments to qualify for a Statement of Attainment (SOA) conferred by SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG). SOAs of RM/RA Leaders are required during bizSAFE level 3 certification of the company.
- Bond International reserves all rights to vary, reschedule, or cancel the course or change venue at its discretion without prior notice. However, we will notify you in advance should there be a change in class schedule.
- Terms & Conditions
- Trainee and/or the employer shall be bound by the Terms and Conditions of any applicable funding scheme as assessed by the relevant funding agency.
- In the event that the trainee failed to meet any of the requirements set under the funding scheme, or has been granted funding for the same course before, resulting in SSG’s rejection of the estimated training grants, the trainee and/or the employer will be liable to pay the full course fees to Bond International Consultants Pte Ltd.
- Further conditions not met as stated below will also constitute above liability to pay Bond International the FULL course fees:
- Trainee achieved less than the minimum attendance required by the course.
- Trainee failed to complete the required assessment/oral interview/course assignments.
- Trainee failed the required assessment and was deemed non-competent after assessment.
- Trainee’s employer is not the direct employer who pays the salary and CPF for the trainee during the course duration period.
E-Certificate Issuance and Retrieval
- Upon successful completion of the course, trainees may access their e-Certificates 3 working days from the course end date by logging into MySkillsfuture portal at myskillsfuture.gov.sg with their Singpass. Please click HERE for the process.
- Foreign trainees without Singpass can retrieve their e-Certificates from MySkillsFuture portal by entering the relevant information and Institution UEN: 200103238E.
- Please note that e-Certificates will not be generated for voided, exempted and Not-Yet-Competent assessment results.
Course Venue
Classroom Facilitated Training (Training locations below)
Shaw Foundation Alumni House @ NUS
11 Kent Ridge Drive, Singapore 119244
How to Get There
Travel Guide: Download
MRT:
- From Kent Ridge MRT:
- Take Exit A from the station and walk to the bus stop directly in front of the exit
- Take internal shuttle bus service A1 from bus stop 18331 (Kent Ridge Station)
- Alight at the eighth bus stop (AS5)
- Walk another 100m down and you will see Shaw Foundation Alumni House on your left.
- From Haw Par Villa MRT:
- Take Bus 200 and alight at Opp Heng Mui Keng Terrace.
- Walk 5 minutes to Shaw Foundation Alumni House.
Bus:
- 95, 96, 151, 200 (Alight at Opp Heng Mui Keng Terrace)
- 10, 30, 33, 188, 189 (Alight at Kent Ridge Terminal and transfer to NUS Internal Shuttle)
- Kent Ridge MRT Car Park (Take NUS Internal Shuttle Bus A2 to Shaw Foundation Alumni House)
Parking Options:
- Shaw Foundation Alumni House Car Park (Limited lots available)
- University Hall Car Park (Short walk to venue)
NUS Internal Shuttle Bus:
- Click HERE for more information.
The Plaza
7500A Beach Road, Singapore 199591
How to Get There
MRT:
- From Bugis Junction MRT:
- Exit using MRT EXIT E to DUO Tower.
- Walk 5 minutes towards Parkroyal Hotel on Beach Road.
- Enter from hotel entrance and walk to hotel rear interconnecting link to The Plaza Office Block lift lobby.
- From Nicoll Highway MRT:
- Walk along the overhead bridge to Pan Pacific Suites to The Plaza Office Block lift lobby.
Bus:
- 10, 14, 16, 70, 196 (alight at The Concourse, Nicoll Highway)
- 100, 107, 961, 980 (alight at Parkroyal Hotel on Beach Road)
Parking Options:
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URA parking along Beach Road or the side roads; or
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The Plaza Multi-storey / Ballroom car park.
- See parking charges here
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Do not park at the Hotel Driveway Carpark.
Withdrawal / Refund Policy / Appeal Policy
No withdrawal or refund of course fee is allowed. All deferments/transfers/replacements/withdrawals are considered on a case-by-case basis and subject for approval. An administrative fee of $50 before prevailing GST will be imposed for all approved refunds/deferments/transfers/replacements/withdrawals.
For deferment/transfer/withdrawal of courses, a written notice must be submitted and received by Bond International Consultants Pte Ltd two weeks before course commencement.
For replacement of participant, a written notice, together with the full particulars of the new participant, must be submitted and received by Bond International Consultants Pte Ltd two weeks before the course commences.
Assessment Appeal Form – Download
Bond International Consultants Pte Ltd reserves all rights to change the information in this webpage, substitute programme/programme leaders, combine class(es), change the venue/class size, postpone or cancel the programmes without prior notice.