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Report (5)Report
Accidents, dangerous occurrences, unsafe practices and work injury claims.
- WSH Incident Reporting (iReport) (opens in new tab)
Submit, amend or buy a work-related incident report.
Employers
Details
- For:
- Employers, occupiers, platform operators and doctors
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 3 Nov 2026Source 1: Submit an Incident Report (iReport)
- Notify the Commissioner (online form) (opens in new tab)
Notify MOM of a workplace death, injury or dangerous occurrence.
Employers
Details
- For:
- Employers and occupiers
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 4 Nov 2026Source 2: Report a work-related accidentSAGE has no copy of this page. The address is the one given on Report a work-related accident (opens in new tab).
- SnapSAFE (opens in new tab)
Report unsafe work to MOM; MOM keeps your identity from the company.
Workers
Details
- For:
- Workers and members of the public
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 22 Jul 2026Source 3: SnapSAFE - Reporting saves lives
- WSH alert service (opens in new tab)
Free email alerts on accidents and injuries reported at your workplace.
Employers
Details
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- Workplace occupiers
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- MOM · Updated 28 Jul 2026Source 4: WSH alert service for WSH Incident Reporting
- Work Injury Compensation claims (opens in new tab)
View and manage a work injury compensation claim and its documents.
WorkersEmployers
Details
- For:
- Injured employees and their relatives, employers, insurers and legal representatives
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 25 Jun 2026Source 5: Management of Work Injury Compensation (WIC) Claims
Source text (English)
WSH Incident Reporting (iReport)
“Employers or occupiers can submit a work-related iReport.” Source: MOM — Submit an Incident Report (iReport) (opens in new tab)Notify the Commissioner (online form)
“To notify the Commissioner of a death or injury at a workplace, or a dangerous occurrence, submit the following information online:” Source: MOM — Report a work-related accident (opens in new tab)SnapSAFE
“SnapSAFE is a reporting platform that allows you to report unsafe workplace practices to MOM.” Source: MOM — SnapSAFE - Reporting saves lives (opens in new tab)“We understand the importance of protecting your privacy, and we will not disclose your identity to the company or employer involved.” Source: MOM — SnapSAFE - Reporting saves lives (opens in new tab)WSH alert service
“The WSH alert service is a free service from MOM.” Source: MOM — WSH alert service for WSH Incident Reporting (opens in new tab)“Workplace occupiers can subscribe to the service and nominate representatives to receive the alerts.” Source: MOM — WSH alert service for WSH Incident Reporting (opens in new tab)Work Injury Compensation claims
“An integrated platform designed to support the management of work injury compensation claims.” Source: MOM — Management of Work Injury Compensation (WIC) Claims (opens in new tab)“Claimant such as the injured employee or the injured employee's relatives” Source: MOM — Management of Work Injury Compensation (WIC) Claims (opens in new tab)Register and certify (8)Register and certify
WSH professionals, equipment, factories and safety audits.
- Registration for WSH Professionals and Competent Persons (opens in new tab)
Apply for, renew, add scope to or end a registration.
WSH professionals
Details
- For:
- WSH officers, authorised examiners, crane operators and designated workplace doctors
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 23 Apr 2025Source 6: Register and manage WSH professional and Competent Person certificate
- Apply to be a registered WSH officer (opens in new tab)
Requirements and how to apply; registration lasts 2 years, renewable.
WSH professionals
Details
- For:
- People applying to be a WSH officer
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 23 Sep 2026Source 7: Apply to be a registered workplace safety and health officer
- Submit SDUs (opens in new tab)
Submit Safety Development Units before renewing a WSH officer registration.
WSH professionals
Details
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- Registered WSH officers
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 23 Apr 2025Source 8: Submit Safety Development Units (SDUs)
- Register and manage lifting equipment (opens in new tab)
Register equipment and submit examination reports; owners can enquire and de-register.
WSH professionalsEmployers
Details
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- Authorised examiners and equipment owners
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 4 Sep 2025Source 9: Register and manage Lifting Equipment
- Register and manage pressure vessels (opens in new tab)
Register vessels and submit examination reports; owners can enquire and de-register.
WSH professionalsEmployers
Details
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- Authorised examiners and vessel owners
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 23 Apr 2025Source 10: Register and manage Pressure Vessels
- Factory notification and registration (opens in new tab)
Notify, register, update, renew or end a factory record, through GoBusiness.
Employers
Details
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- Factory occupiers
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 23 Apr 2025Source 11: Perform factory notification or registration transactions
- Submit an SS651 audit (opens in new tab)
Submit safety and health management system audit findings, every 24 months.
EmployersWSH professionals
Details
- For:
- Prescribed petroleum, chemical, pharmaceutical and wafer factories, premises storing 5,000 m³ or more of toxic or flammable liquids, and their auditors
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 9 Dec 2024Source 12: Submit an SS651 audit
- Submit and retrieve ConSASS audits (opens in new tab)
Submit or amend a construction safety audit (ConSASS) report.
WSH professionalsEmployers
Details
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- Approved WSH auditors and construction companies
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 23 Apr 2025Source 13: Submit and retrieve ConSASS audits
Source text (English)
Registration for WSH Professionals and Competent Persons
“If you are a workplace safety and health (WSH) professional, you can use the Registration for WSH professionals and Competent Persons service to apply for and manage your registration.” Source: MOM — Register and manage WSH professional and Competent Person certificate (opens in new tab)Apply to be a registered WSH officer
“You can apply to be a registered workplace safety and health officer (WSHO) if you meet the requirements.” Source: MOM — Apply to be a registered workplace safety and health officer (opens in new tab)“| Validity | 2 years (renewable). |” Source: MOM — Apply to be a registered workplace safety and health officer (opens in new tab)Submit SDUs
“This eService is for existing Workplace safety and health officers to submit SDUs before renewal.” Source: MOM — Submit Safety Development Units (SDUs) (opens in new tab)Register and manage lifting equipment
“Authorised examiners can register, re-register lifting equipment, submit and amend lifting equipment examination report. Owners can enquire and de-register lifting equipment.” Source: MOM — Register and manage Lifting Equipment (opens in new tab)Register and manage pressure vessels
“Authorised examiners can register, re-register pressure vessels, submit and amend pressure vessel examination reports. Owners can enquire and de-register pressure vessels.” Source: MOM — Register and manage Pressure Vessels (opens in new tab)Factory notification and registration
“Submit a new factory notification or registration, or update, renew or terminate an existing record.” Source: MOM — Perform factory notification or registration transactions (opens in new tab)“You can use GoBusiness for all factory notification and registration transactions” Source: MOM — Perform factory notification or registration transactions (opens in new tab)Submit an SS651 audit
“Certain companies need to submit their workplace's safety and health management system (SHMS) audit findings based on SS651.” Source: MOM — Submit an SS651 audit (opens in new tab)“| When to submit | Every 24 months |” Source: MOM — Submit an SS651 audit (opens in new tab)“Premises that stores toxic or flammable liquids at a storage capacity of 5,000 or more cubic metres.” Source: MOM — Submit an SS651 audit (opens in new tab)Submit and retrieve ConSASS audits
“Approved workplace safety and health auditors can submit and amend ConSASS reports. Representative of auditing organisation or construction company can enquire, submit and amend ConSASS reports.” Source: MOM — Submit and retrieve ConSASS audits (opens in new tab)Check a status or record (7)Check a status or record
A company's WSH record, a bizSAFE level, a WSH officer or a claim.
- CheckSafe (opens in new tab)
Compare companies' injury, enforcement and award records, up to 3 years.
Checking a company
Details
- For:
- Anyone choosing a contractor or partner
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 14 Mar 2024Source 14: CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easily
- bizSAFE Status Check (opens in new tab)
Check a company's bizSAFE status.
Checking a companyEmployers
Details
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- Companies and buyers
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Retrieved 5 Nov 2026Source 15: bizSAFESAGE has no copy of this page. The address is the one given on bizSAFE (opens in new tab).
- List of companies with demerit points (opens in new tab)
MOM's published list of companies with demerit points.
Checking a company
Details
- For:
- Anyone choosing a contractor
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 14 Mar 2024Source 14: CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easilySAGE has no copy of this page. The address is the one given on CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easily (opens in new tab).
- Demerit Point System (opens in new tab)
How construction and manufacturing firms get demerit points; each lasts 18 months.
Employers
Details
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- Construction and manufacturing companies
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 19 Apr 2024Source 16: Demerit point system for construction and manufacturing sectors
- Business Under Surveillance (BUS) (opens in new tab)
MOM's programme and list for companies with poor WSH records.
Checking a companyEmployers
Details
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- Companies and buyers
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 14 Mar 2024Source 17: Business Under Surveillance programme
- Find a WSH officer (opens in new tab)
MOM's list of registered WSH officers, for awareness only.
Checking a companyEmployers
Details
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- Employers and the public
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 14 Mar 2024Source 18: Find a workplace safety and health officer
- Check a work injury claim status (opens in new tab)
Check a claim's status with Singpass or Corppass.
WorkersEmployers
Details
- For:
- Claimants, employers, insurers and legal representatives
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 18 Sep 2024Source 19: Check the status of a work injury claim
Source text (English)
CheckSafe
“Check and compare companies' WSH performance, including injury and enforcement data, as well as past awards.” Source: MOM — CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easily (opens in new tab)“You can view up to 3 years of data in CheckSafe.” Source: MOM — CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easily (opens in new tab)bizSAFE Status Check
“3. bizSAFE Status Check” Source: WSH Council — bizSAFE (opens in new tab)List of companies with demerit points
“View the list of companies with demerit points .” Source: MOM — CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easily (opens in new tab)Demerit Point System
“All companies in the construction and manufacturing sectors can be given demerit points for breaching the WSH Act and its relevant subsidiary legislation.” Source: MOM — Demerit point system for construction and manufacturing sectors (opens in new tab)“Each demerit point is valid for 18 months.” Source: MOM — Demerit point system for construction and manufacturing sectors (opens in new tab)Business Under Surveillance (BUS)
“The Business Under Surveillance (BUS) programme helps companies with poor workplace safety and health records to develop or improve on their safety and health management system.” Source: MOM — Business Under Surveillance programme (opens in new tab)Find a WSH officer
“Use this list to find a registered workplace safety and health (WSH) officer.” Source: MOM — Find a workplace safety and health officer (opens in new tab)“The listing is for awareness only.” Source: MOM — Find a workplace safety and health officer (opens in new tab)Check a work injury claim status
“If you are a party to a work injury claim, you can check the status of the claim using your Singpass or Corppass.” Source: MOM — Check the status of a work injury claim (opens in new tab)Programmes (6)Programmes
WSH Council and MOM programmes.Not sure which? Use the programme finder below.
Which WSH programme fits your company?
- bizSAFE (opens in new tab)
A 5-step programme to build WSH capability, from Level 1 to STAR.
Employers
Details
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- All companies
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Retrieved 29 Sep 2026Source 20: About bizSAFE
- Find StaySAFE on WSH Council's Programmes page (opens in new tab)
Free on-site WSH support: a consultant reviews your practices and incidents.
Employers
Details
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- All companies
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Retrieved 16 Oct 2026Source 21: Programmes; Source 22: WSH Bulletin 13 October 2026: Watch Choose Safety Always; Source 23: Opening Address by MOS Dinesh at WSH Awards 2026
- CultureSAFE (opens in new tab)
A free, voluntary tool to understand and build your company's WSH culture.
Employers
Details
- For:
- All companies
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Retrieved 16 Oct 2026Source 24: CultureSAFE
- Total WSH programme (opens in new tab)
Free help to manage safety, occupational health and personal health together.
Employers
Details
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- Singapore-based companies not in an HPB workplace health outreach programme
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- WSH Council · Retrieved 5 Nov 2026Source 25: Total Workplace Safety and Health
- Top Executive WSH Programme (TEWP) (opens in new tab)
Who must attend, and the training providers.
Employers
Details
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- Chief executives and board directors
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 29 Dec 2025Source 26: CEO or Board Director to complete the Top Executive WSH Programme
- Enhanced TEWP (from 1 September 2026) (opens in new tab)
The enhanced programme: a self-paced online course or a 3-hour workshop.
Employers
Details
- For:
- Chief executives and board directors
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Published 1 Sep 2026Source 27: Enhanced Top Executive WSH Programme
Source text (English)
bizSAFE
“Though bizSAFE is structured as a 5-step programme, your company may apply for a level directly as long as it meets the level's requirements.” Source: WSH Council — About bizSAFE (opens in new tab)StaySAFE
“Find out how StaySAFE can help your company get started or make improvements to your company's workplace safety and health” Source: WSH Council — Programmes (opens in new tab)“Sign up for free WSH support with StaySAFE Through an onsite visit, an appointed WSH consultant will review your existing practices, recommend improvements and help identify the root causes of workplace incidents to prevent recurrence.” Source: WSH Council — WSH Bulletin 13 October 2026: Watch Choose Safety Always (opens in new tab)“StaySAFE is open to all firms, beyond the SMEs and bizSAFE firms that were eligible under previous programmes.” Source: MOM — Opening Address by MOS Dinesh at WSH Awards 2026 (opens in new tab)CultureSAFE
“CultureSAFE is a free, voluntary tool designed to help your company to: - Understand the state of its workplace safety and health (WSH) culture - Cultivate a progressive WSH culture.” Source: WSH Council — CultureSAFE (opens in new tab)Total WSH programme
“The Total WSH programme is a FREE¹ programme where WSH Council-appointed Service Providers will teach your company how to manage safety and health with modular activity packages below.” Source: WSH Council — Total Workplace Safety and Health (opens in new tab)Top Executive WSH Programme (TEWP)
“From 1 March 2024, at least one top executive from each company in the Construction, Manufacturing, Marine, and Transport & Storage industries must attend the TEWP.” Source: MOM — CEO or Board Director to complete the Top Executive WSH Programme (opens in new tab)Enhanced TEWP (from 1 September 2026)
“The enhanced Top Executive WSH Programme (TEWP) is available from 1 September 2026.” Source: WSH Council — Enhanced Top Executive WSH Programme (opens in new tab)Heat stress (4)Heat stress
Measures for outdoor work and where to read the WBGT.
- Heat stress measures for outdoor work (opens in new tab)
The measures for each WBGT band.
Employers
Details
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- Employers and occupiers with outdoor workers
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 28 Aug 2026Source 28: Heat stress measures for outdoor work
- FAQs on heat stress measures (opens in new tab)
MOM's answers on the heat measures, including the training topics.
Employers
Details
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- Employers and occupiers
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 28 Aug 2026Source 29: FAQs on Heat stress measures for outdoor work
- WSH Council: Heat stress management (opens in new tab)
Preventing heat stress, and what to do if someone shows signs.
WorkersEmployers
Details
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- Employers, supervisors and workers
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Retrieved 16 Oct 2026Source 30: Heat Stress Management
- NEA myENV app (opens in new tab)
WBGT readings for workplaces that do not need their own on-site meter.
Employers
Details
- For:
- Employers and supervisors
- Checked against:
- WSH Council · Published 26 Apr 2021Source 28: Heat stress measures for outdoor work; Source 31: Safety Reminder — Wet Weather SafetySAGE has no copy of this page. The address is the one given on Safety Reminder — Wet Weather Safety (opens in new tab).
Source text (English)
Heat stress measures for outdoor work
“From 1 December 2026, four existing recommended practices will become mandatory requirements:” Source: MOM — Heat stress measures for outdoor work (opens in new tab)FAQs on heat stress measures
“It may be conducted in-house and must minimally cover the following topics:” Source: MOM — FAQs on Heat stress measures for outdoor work (opens in new tab)WSH Council: Heat stress management
“If you notice someone with signs of heat stroke, call 995 for an ambulance immediately.” Source: WSH Council — Heat Stress Management (opens in new tab)NEA myENV app
“For other workplaces, refer to the National Environment Agency's myENV app.” Source: MOM — Heat stress measures for outdoor work (opens in new tab)“Find out more about the myENV app at https://www.nea.gov.sg/myenv.” Source: WSH Council — Safety Reminder — Wet Weather Safety (opens in new tab)Contact MOM (2)Contact MOM
Phone and online enquiries.
- MOM phone: 6438 5122 (opens in new tab)
Weekdays 8.30am–5.30pm except public holidays; life-threatening matters: call the Police.
WorkersEmployersWSH professionalsChecking a company
Call 6438 5122Details
- For:
- Everyone
- Checked against:
- MOM · Updated 1 Jul 2026Source 32: MOM phone number
- MOM feedback and enquiries (opens in new tab)
Online forms for enquiries and feedback, including on workplace safety and health.
WorkersEmployersWSH professionalsChecking a company
Details
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- Everyone
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- MOM · Updated 1 Oct 2026Source 33: Feedback and enquiries
Source text (English)
MOM phone: 6438 5122
“6438 5122 ¶ Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.30pm, except on public holidays” Source: MOM — MOM phone number (opens in new tab)“If you need to report life threatening or scam-related issues, please contact the Police.” Source: MOM — MOM phone number (opens in new tab)MOM feedback and enquiries
“You can send feedback or enquiries about work passes, employment practices, workplace safety and health and general feedback.” Source: MOM — Feedback and enquiries (opens in new tab)Sources: Services directorySources: Services directory (33)
Sources: Services directorySources: Services directory (33)
- [1]Submit an Incident Report (iReport) (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 3 Nov 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/wsh-incident-reporting
- [2]Report a work-related accident (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 4 Nov 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/work-accident-reporting/report-a-work-related-accident
- [3]SnapSAFE - Reporting saves lives (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 22 Jul 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/snapsafe---reporting-saves-lives
- [4]WSH alert service for WSH Incident Reporting (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 28 Jul 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/work-accident-reporting/wsh-alert-service-ireport-and-snapmom
- [5]Management of Work Injury Compensation (WIC) Claims (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 25 Jun 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/work-injury-compensation
- [6]Register and manage WSH professional and Competent Person certificate (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 23 Apr 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/registration-for-wsh-professionals-and-competent-persons
- [7]Apply to be a registered workplace safety and health officer (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 23 Sep 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/wsh-professionals/workplace-safety-and-health-officer/apply-to-be-a-registered-wsh-officer
- [8]Submit Safety Development Units (SDUs) (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 23 Apr 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/submit-sdus
- [9]Register and manage Lifting Equipment (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 4 Sep 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/register-and-manage-lifting-equipment
- [10]Register and manage Pressure Vessels (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 23 Apr 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/register-and-manage-pressure-vessels
- [11]Perform factory notification or registration transactions (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 23 Apr 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/perform-factory-transactions
- [12]Submit an SS651 audit (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 9 Dec 2024https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/safety-and-health-management-systems/submit-an-ss506-part-3-audit
- [13]Submit and retrieve ConSASS audits (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 23 Apr 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/submit-and-retrieve-consass-audits
- [14]CheckSafe eService - Compare companies' WSH performance easily (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 14 Mar 2024https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/checksafe
- [15]bizSAFE (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Retrieved 5 Nov 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/programmes/bizsafe
- [16]Demerit point system for construction and manufacturing sectors (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 19 Apr 2024https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/monitoring-and-surveillance/demerit-point-system
- [17]Business Under Surveillance programme (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 14 Mar 2024https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/monitoring-and-surveillance/business-under-surveillance-programme
- [18]Find a workplace safety and health officer (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 14 Mar 2024https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/wsh-professionals/find-wsh-professionals/find-wsh-officer
- [19]Check the status of a work injury claim (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 18 Sep 2024https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/work-injury-compensation/check-a-claim-status
- [20]About bizSAFE (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Retrieved 29 Sep 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/programmes/bizsafe/about-bizsafe
- [21]Programmes (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Retrieved 16 Oct 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/programmes
- [22]WSH Bulletin 13 October 2026: Watch Choose Safety Always (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Published 13 Oct 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/resources/newsletters/wsh-bulletins/wsh-bulletin-13-october-2026-watch-choose-safety-always
- [23]Opening Address by MOS Dinesh at WSH Awards 2026 (opens in new tab) · MOM · Information · Published 24 Sep 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/newsroom/speeches/2026/0924-opening-address-by-mos-dinesh-at-wsh-awards-2026
- [24]CultureSAFE (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Retrieved 16 Oct 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/programmes/culturesafe
- [25]Total Workplace Safety and Health (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Retrieved 5 Nov 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/programmes/total-workplace-safety-and-health
- [26]CEO or Board Director to complete the Top Executive WSH Programme (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 29 Dec 2025https://www.mom.gov.sg/workplace-safety-and-health/safe-measures/company-level/ceo-or-board-director-to-complete-the-top-executive-wsh-programme
- [27]Enhanced Top Executive WSH Programme (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Information · Published 1 Sep 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/media/announcements/2026/enhanced-top-executive-wsh-programme
- [28]Heat stress measures for outdoor work (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 28 Aug 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/heat-stress-measures-for-outdoor-work
- [29]FAQs on Heat stress measures for outdoor work (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 28 Aug 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/heat-stress-measures-for-outdoor-work/faqs-on-heat-stress-measures-for-outdoor-work
- [30]Heat Stress Management (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Guidance · Retrieved 16 Oct 2026https://www.tal.sg/wshc/topics/heat-stress/heat-stress-management
- [31]Safety Reminder — Wet Weather Safety (opens in new tab) · WSH Council · Information · Published 26 Apr 2021https://www.tal.sg/wshc/media/announcements/2021/safety-reminder--wet-weather-safety
- [32]MOM phone number (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 1 Jul 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/contact-us/phone
- [33]Feedback and enquiries (opens in new tab) · MOM · Guidance · Updated 1 Oct 2026https://www.mom.gov.sg/contact-us/feedback-and-enquiries
2.Which WSH programme fits your company?
Answer 4 questions.