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    Occupational safety and health aims to protect workers from accidents and health hazards on the job. The document discusses key aspects of occupational safety in Malaysia, including defining it according to international standards and examining the objectives and sectors covered by Malaysia's OSHA 1994 and Factories and Machinery Act 1974 regulations. It also explores the historical development of occupational safety internationally and locally, requirements for developing a strong safety culture, and the university's role in training safety personnel according to the Malaysian Plan of Action for OSH 1996.

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    Occupational safety and health aims to protect workers from accidents and health hazards on the job. The document discusses key aspects of occupational safety in Malaysia, including defining it according to international standards and examining the objectives and sectors covered by Malaysia's OSHA 1994 and Factories and Machinery Act 1974 regulations. It also explores the historical development of occupational safety internationally and locally, requirements for developing a strong safety culture, and the university's role in training safety personnel according to the Malaysian Plan of Action for OSH 1996.

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    Occupational safety and health aims to protect workers from accidents and health hazards on the job. The document discusses key aspects of occupational safety in Malaysia, including defining it according to international standards and examining the objectives and sectors covered by Malaysia's OSHA 1994 and Factories and Machinery Act 1974 regulations. It also explores the historical development of occupational safety internationally and locally, requirements for developing a strong safety culture, and the university's role in training safety personnel according to the Malaysian Plan of Action for OSH 1996.

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    Activity 1

    1. Define occupational safety and health in accordance with acceptable international


    practices.
    2. Discuss the objective of the OSHA 1994 and !A 19"# respectively.
    $. %dentify the sectors that are listed in the OSHA and the related accident in this sector.
    4. Discuss historical develop&ent of occupational safety and health internationally and
    locally.' 1 local and 1 international(
    ). Discuss what are the re*uire&ents of %nculcatin+ Safety ,ulture and describe the
    i&portance of the docu&ent for drive !alaysia in co&petitive ed+e.
    ". Discuss the -niversity role to train a safety and health personnel based on
    Occupational Safety and Health !alaysian .lan 2/1) 'OSH0!. 1)(
    REFERENCES
    actories 1 !achinery Act 19"# 1 2e+ulations '3atest A&end&ents Au+ust 2//#(. !D,
    .ublisher Sdn. 4hd.
    !anuele. . A. 2//$. On the Practise Safety. 5ohn 6iley 1 Sons %nc.
    Occupational Safety & Health Act 1994 & Regulations !D, .ublisher Sdn. 4hd.
    2idley. 5 1 ,hannin+. 5. 2//$. Safety at Work. "
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    . 7dition. 4utterworth0Heine&ann

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