Embrace and practise safety at work


IN any workplace, occupational safety and health (OSH) must be treated as an investment and not an expense, as this is in line with the maxim “Safety is good business”.

Management or employers must recognise OSH as an integral part of business management. Concerns for the bottom line must be looked at with equal gravity with OSH issues at the workplace. After all, they are both concerned with the viability of the business enterprise.

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