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The need for the safety audit checklist is incorporated in the Singapore government’s Workplace and Safety Act. It is a legislation that aims to protect workers, cut maintenance costs, and enhance operational efficiency.

Safety audits are a legal requirement, but they are also highly beneficial. A safety audit will highlight gaps in your safety measures which could put workers at risk and recommend ways to address those gaps. If existing safety measures are not functioning as designed, a safety audit will highlight this as well.

As Singapore businesses embrace the new normal, employers are required to implement strict health and safety measures to keep their workers safe from COVID-19. Learn the government guidelines and other tips you need to know to re-open safely and encourage your employees to return to work with confidence.

Kee Safety Singapore is moving to a new larger facility to provide better support for our valued customers in Asia.

Companies have a legal obligation to provide and maintain personal fall protection equipment for employees carrying out work at height. Those in charge of on-site safety must ensure workers are given the right equipment for the job, designed to offer protection against falls.

Whatever your industry might be, the chances of needing a worker or employee to access a hazardous area such as a roof to conduct essential maintenance are always there. Read about the top safety considerations and the legal requirements to ensure that workers stay safe as they work at height.

Accessing a rooftop is often a necessity for an employee. Is your rooftop as safe as it should be? Openings and Equipment (such as air conditioning units) are just of the few concerns to keep in mind when providing a safe work environment.