This toolkit aims to provide information for Supervisor to communicate one topic a day to workers.

The Safety, Health, and Environment National Authority (SHENA) would like to remind all principals, employers, occupiers, self-employed persons, and persons at work to remain vigilant against the risks posed by harmful insects and animal attacks in the workplace. Although such risks or incidents are relatively uncommon, certain workplace activities, depending on the surroundings may increase the likelihood of risks or encounters.

The Safety, Health, and Environment National Authority (SHENA) urges all principals, employers, occupiers, self-employed persons, and persons at work to implement strict safety measures and prioritise ladder safety in the workplace. Ladders, essential for temporary elevated work, carry risks should not be underestimated, even during routine maintenance. While comprehensive risk assessments may not be required for basic ladder use, adhering to safety procedures is crucial to prevent accidents.

This Note to Industry (NTI) serves to remind all principals, employers, occupiers, self-employed persons, and persons at work to exercise heightened precautions in managing the risks associated with heat stress and flash floods within the workplace. This is especially important during periods of changing weather, which may include hot and dry conditions followed by occasional heavy rain and thunderstorms.

This Note to Industry (NTI) serves to inform training providers of updates regarding the safety and health-related training courses in Brunei Darussalam. SHENA is pleased to update the course syllabus for the Brunei Darussalam Workplace Safety and Health Act Chapter 277 as per Appendix A. This course aims to provide learners with a good understanding of the Workplace Safety and Health legislation in Brunei Darussalam.

This SHENA poster shows basic safety rules for working on roofs to help prevent accidents. It includes clear pictures of what to do, not do, and the possible consequences if safety rules are ignored.