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    The document discusses occupational safety and health (OSH) situations both globally and locally. It summarizes data from the International Labor Organization that annually 337 million workers suffer work-related accidents and diseases, and 2.3 million die from work-related causes. In the Philippines, data from the 2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment shows there were 49,118 total occupational injury cases, with the most common being superficial wounds, sprains, and strains. Musculoskeletal disorders and hypertension were the most common occupational diseases. The document outlines key OSH issues in the Philippines like low compliance with standards, outdated regulations, and the view of OSH as an expense rather than a priority.

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    The document discusses occupational safety and health (OSH) situations both globally and locally. It summarizes data from the International Labor Organization that annually 337 million workers suffer work-related accidents and diseases, and 2.3 million die from work-related causes. In the Philippines, data from the 2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment shows there were 49,118 total occupational injury cases, with the most common being superficial wounds, sprains, and strains. Musculoskeletal disorders and hypertension were the most common occupational diseases. The document outlines key OSH issues in the Philippines like low compliance with standards, outdated regulations, and the view of OSH as an expense rather than a priority.

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    The document discusses occupational safety and health (OSH) situations both globally and locally. It summarizes data from the International Labor Organization that annually 337 million workers suffer work-related accidents and diseases, and 2.3 million die from work-related causes. In the Philippines, data from the 2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment shows there were 49,118 total occupational injury cases, with the most common being superficial wounds, sprains, and strains. Musculoskeletal disorders and hypertension were the most common occupational diseases. The document outlines key OSH issues in the Philippines like low compliance with standards, outdated regulations, and the view of OSH as an expense rather than a priority.

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    OSH Situationer

    International and National OSH Data

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Session Objectives
    At the end of the session, the participants will be able
    to:

    • Explain the current OSH situation (local and


    international);
    • Describe the OSH situation in their own companies;
    • Identify the problems and issues associated with
    OSH conditions in the country.

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Why the need for
    occupational safety
    and health (OSH)?

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Every worker
    has the right to
    a SAFE and
    HEALTHY
    workplace!

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Global OSH Data: ILO Report
    Annually :
    • 337 million workers fall victims of
    work-related accidents and diseases
    (causing more than 4 days absence)

    • 2.3 million die of work-related


    accidents (360,000) and diseases
    (1.95M)

    Source: ILO Safework - Introductory Report - 2008

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Global safety trends

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Local Scenario: Filipino Workers
    40 million+ labor force (as of December 2015)
    Both in the formal and informal sectors

    1.3 million government employees

    In your COMPANIES? How many workers?

    Source: DOLE Labor Force Survey

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    What is the STATUS of
    occupational safety
    and health (OSH) in
    your companies?

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    OSH Situationer in my Company - Workshop

    Think about your workplaces and accomplish the form


    • How many workers? (male, female)
    • What are our processes? Work procedures?
    • What are our products? Raw materials?
    • Common accidents? Common diseases?
    • Do you have an organized OSH Committee?
    • Do you have an OSH programs / policies?
    • Do you have first aiders, safety officers and OH
    nurses? (as required)
    Share your situationers! 
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Key Local OSH Data Sources

    • 2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor and


    Employment (ISLE)
    •Work Accidents/Illnesses Report (WAIR)
    Summary – mandatory reports of companies
    • NSO Household Survey Data
    • OSHC Database

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    270 Fatal

    20,432 Non-fatal with lost workdays

    28,416 Without lost workdays

    49,118 Total cases of occupational


    injuries

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)
    • 20,432 occupational injuries with lost workdays

    Type of Injury:
    superficial injuries and open wounds
    dislocations, sprains and strains
    burns, corrosions, scalds
    foreign body in the eye
    fractures

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    • 20,432 occupational injuries with lost workdays

    Body parts injured:


    wrist and hand
    lower extremities
    arm and shoulder
    head

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    • 20,432 occupational injuries with lost workdays


    Causes of Injury:
    stepping on, striking against, struck by objects
    caught in or between objects
    over-exertion or strenuous movement
    struck by falling objects
    falls of persons
    exposure to extreme temperature
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    • 20,432 occupational injuries with lost workdays


    Agents of Injury:
    machines and equipment
    materials, objects
    hand tools
    transport/conveying, packaging equipment
    building, structures

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    Cases of Occupational Diseases


    200000
    171,787
    150000
    100.9 %
    increase
    100000
    85,483
    71,894
    50000

    0 2009 2011 2013

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    • 171,787 Occupational diseases

    Musculoskeletal disorders - 52%


    Essential hypertension - 11%
    Occupational dermatitis - 5%
    Occupational asthma - 5%

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    • 171,787 occupational diseases

    Back pain
    Essential hypertension
    Peptic ulcer
    Neck-shoulder pain
    Occupational dermatitis
    Occupational asthma

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    Preventive and - Posting of safety signages


    Control Measure - Regular inspection/maintenance of
    / Activity equipment
    - Smoke-free workplace
    - OSH orientations
    OSH Policies and - Emergency preparedness
    Programs - Drug-free workplace
    - Accident prevention and Accident
    investigation
    - Anti-sexual harassment
    - Health surveillance and health lifestyle
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    2013-2014 Integrated Survey on Labor
    and Employment (ISLE)

    OSH Related - BOSH


    Seminars / - Fire Safety
    Trainings - Emergency Preparedness
    - Tobacco Control and Drug-free workplace
    - OSH Orientations

    Designated OSH - Safety officer (accredited and


    personnel designated)
    - Trained first aider
    - OH Nurse
    - OH Physician
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Profile of the Most-Commonly Injured Worker

    • male
    • married
    • 26-30 years old
    • with 1-5 years work experience
    • assigned in the first shift

    This has been the pattern for so many years!

    Source: Bureau of Working Conditions

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Emerging OSH Issues
    • women workers’ OSH
    • child labor
    • OSH in the informal sector,
    agriculture, schools, IT sector / BPOs
    • lifestyle related diseases (HIV and
    AIDS, smoking, drugs and substance
    abuse
    • OSH for maritime sector, transport
    industry, and for migrant workers

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    OSH Issues and Concerns
    • Compliance to the OSH Standards (OSHS)
    remains low

    • Inadequate number of OSH personnel


    • Lack of OSH facilities in the regions

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    OSH Issues and Concerns
    • Enforcement OSH Standards (OSHS) is a
    continuing challenge
    • outdated OSH Standards
    • Absence of strict penalties
    • Fragmented OSH administration

    • Companies see OSH as an expense; give low


    priority to safety and health

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    What is MY role in the
    OSH implementation /
    OSH program in my
    workplace?

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Our National and Regional Partners

    • Accredited OSH practitioners &


    OSH consultants
    • Accredited safety training organizations
    (STOs);
    • Regional OSH Networks

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    OSH Networks
    in the Regions
     OSHNET NCR
     OSHNET CAR
     OSHNET RO I
     Cagayan Valley OSHNet
     OSH Network III
     CALABARZON-OSHNet
     MIMAROPA OSH-Network
     Bicol OSHNet
     Western Visayas OSHNet, Inc.
     OSHNET Central Visayas
     Eastern Visayas OSHNet
    Bohol OSHNet
     ZAMPEN OSHNet
     OSHNet X
     OSHNet XI
     OSHNet RO XII
     CARAGA OSHNet
     OSHNet ARMM

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    • Accidents and injuries result to losses of
    lives, limbs, time and property

    • Most accidents at work could have been


    prevented

    • Sound prevention need to be


    implemented systematically in the
    national and enterprise / workplace level

    Department of Labor and Employment


    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    When it comes
    to safety & health,
    use your senses-
    especially
    common sense!
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER
    Department of Labor and Employment
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CENTER

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