Risk Management

In many organisations, Safety & Compliance is viewed as a collection of manuals, checklists, audits, and forms. Policies are written, procedures are documented, and certifications are proudly displayed on office walls. But here’s the truth: paper doesn’t keep people safe.…

Taking shortcuts on construction sites may feel like a quick way to get the job done — but survey findings show it’s becoming a dangerous norm. According to a recent industry survey by IOSH (Institution of Occupational Safety and Health),…

In Malaysia, workplace safety is often misunderstood as a collection of PPE, signage, and compliance checklists. But the General Principles of Prevention (GPP), outlined by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), reminds us that safety begins much earlier…

Emergencies can happen anywhere — even in the safety of an office or construction site. One of the most critical responses in a sudden medical crisis is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), a simple yet powerful procedure that can keep a person…

In many organizations, contractor safety management remains a compliance exercise, tracking permits, pre-qualification forms, and lagging indicators. But safety excellence demands more than monitoring performance; it requires building the conditions for high performance. From Compliance to Commitment Managing performance ensures…

Employee fraud is one of the most pressing risks faced by organizations today — regardless of industry or size. From misappropriation of assets and payroll fraud to financial statement manipulation, fraudulent behavior can lead to significant financial losses, reputational damage,…

Warehouses are fast-paced environments where workers move heavy items, operate machinery, and stay on tight schedules. While this keeps business running, it also raises the risk of injury, especially when material handling is not done the right way. Strains, sprains,…

In high-risk industries—from aviation and engineering to healthcare and construction—incidents rarely occur in isolation. Behind every major accident lies a pattern of small deviations from the norm, a string of overlooked red flags, and a silent but dangerous behavioral drift.…

Electricity is the lifeblood of modern workplaces—powering everything from essential machinery to computers and lighting systems. Yet, it also poses one of the most pervasive and underestimated risks in occupational health and safety. Electrical hazards can lead to serious injuries,…