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IES address Details Date 21 22 April 2016 Time 9am 5pm Venue IES Academy Jurong East Devan Nair Institute for Employment and Employability 80 Jurong East Street 21 04-10 Singapore 609607 CPD 12 STU Structural Confirmed 3 CPD 11 PDU 13 SDU To be confirmed Fees Fees inclusive of GST IES/ SIA/ ACES/ SCAL /CIJC 856 Non-members WDA Fund 1. Kai Hong is currently serving in the WSH sub-committee Workplace Safety and Health Council WSHC and IES Health Safety Engineering Technical Committee HSETC....

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1. Start by identifying potential hazards and risks in your design project.
2. Research and gather information on industry safety standards and regulations that apply to your specific design project.
3. Create a checklist or guideline for safety measures that need to be considered in your design.
4. Develop a plan to mitigate the identified risks and incorporate safety features into your design.
5. Test and evaluate the safety aspects of your design through simulations or analysis.
6. Seek feedback and input from experts or professionals in the field of safety design.
7. Revise and refine your design based on the feedback received, making necessary adjustments to ensure safety compliance.
8. Clearly document all safety-related decisions, steps taken, and design considerations for future reference.
9. Regularly review and update your design for safety as new information or regulations emerge.
10. Communicate and educate stakeholders involved in the project about the importance of design for safety and the measures implemented.

Who needs design for safety for?

1. Engineers and architects involved in designing buildings, structures, or infrastructure where safety is a critical consideration.
2. Product designers and manufacturers dealing with consumer products or industrial equipment where safety is paramount.
3. Transportation and automotive industry professionals designing vehicles and systems with safety as a top priority.
4. Medical device designers and healthcare professionals focused on patient safety and well-being.
5. Industrial designers working in hazardous environments or with potentially dangerous machinery.
6. Organizations or institutions responsible for creating safety regulations and standards.
7. Anyone engaged in design projects where the potential for accidents, injuries, or harm exists and needs to be minimized.

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What is design for safety for?

Design for safety is for ensuring that a project is designed to minimize risks and hazards to the health and safety of workers and the public.

Who is required to file design for safety for?

The Qualified Person (QP) responsible for the design of the project is required to file design for safety.

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Design for safety can be filled out by providing detailed information on risk assessments, hazard mitigation measures, and safety plans for the project.

What is the purpose of design for safety for?

The purpose of design for safety is to prevent accidents, injuries, and fatalities during the construction and operation of a project.

What information must be reported on design for safety for?

Information such as identified hazards, risk assessment findings, safety measures implemented, and emergency response plans must be reported on design for safety.