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A DOSH audit at a factory in Selangor. The auditor asks for the HIRARC. It’s presented — printed, bound, signed, […]

A production manager at a petrochemical plant in Kerteh pulls out the risk register after a process release. He points

If you’ve worked in HSE in Malaysia long enough, you’ve written these three findings: Procedure not followed. Inadequate supervision. Lack

A chemical splash in a palm oil processing plant in Pahang. Worker exposed to caustic solution. Investigation finding: PPE not

A scaffolding collapse at a construction site in Johor. The investigation finds the base plates weren’t secured. The DOSH report:

Here’s a scene that plays out in Malaysian companies after a serious incident. The director calls a meeting. HSE presents

A technician at a manufacturing plant in Shah Alam bypasses a safety interlock to meet a production deadline. Equipment is

There is a structural misunderstanding at the core of how most Malaysian organisations approach workplace safety. It is so common

Open any incident investigation report from a Malaysian workplace and look for the root cause finding. In a significant proportion

If you asked most safety officers in Malaysia to show you their risk management system, they would open a spreadsheet.