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    This document provides a summary of Bobe Pena's qualifications and experience. It lists that he has 30 years of experience in construction, petrochemical facilities, and other industries. For over 20 years, he has been an accredited safety practitioner and consultant. He has held leadership roles with the Association of Safety Practitioners of the Philippines. The document also outlines the topics he will cover, which include electrical safety, ladder safety, scaffolding safety, and more. It aims to teach attendees about occupational safety and health legislation, standards, and programs through involvement and learning.

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    COSH INTRO Why Safety Copy 10.12.20

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    This document provides a summary of Bobe Pena's qualifications and experience. It lists that he has 30 years of experience in construction, petrochemical facilities, and other industries. For over 20 years, he has been an accredited safety practitioner and consultant. He has held leadership roles with the Association of Safety Practitioners of the Philippines. The document also outlines the topics he will cover, which include electrical safety, ladder safety, scaffolding safety, and more. It aims to teach attendees about occupational safety and health legislation, standards, and programs through involvement and learning.

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    Bobe Pena

    • Engr. Carlito B. Pena, REE, MMT,AOSHC, PCO, PFSO


    • Lito or Bobe
    • BSEE – Lyceum of the Philippines – Intramuros
    • Master in Management Technology – De La Salle Lipa
    • Registered Electrical Engineer
    • Accredited Safety Practitioner – Construction &
    Industry since 2000 / Accredited OSH Consultant
    • 30 years experience in Construction, Petrochem
    Facilities, other Industries, 5 years in Middle East
    • National Director from 2002-2008, 2016-2019, 2019 -
    2021 of ASPPI – Association of Safety Practitioner of the
    Philippines
    • PNOC-Alternative Fuels Corporation –
    Manager –PNOC Industrial Park; and
    Administrator – Energy Supply Base Port
    • Part-Time Instructor at DLSL/Inspector of Heavy Eqpt.
    Topics
    • Introduction to COSH
    • Safety Terminologies
    • OSH Legislation:
    a. OSH Standards
    b. DO No. 13
    c. RA 11058
    • Electrical Safety
    Topics
    • Ladder Safety • Scaffolding Safety
    • PPE • Excavation Saety
    • Industrial Hygiene • Mechanized Equipment
    • Fire Safety • Safety Inspection
    • First Aid • Accident Investigation
    • Emergency Preparedness • Job Hazard Analysis
    • Health Program • Safety Programming
    • Fall Protection
    Benjamin Franklin

    Tell me and I forget.


    Teach me and I Remember
    Involve me and I learn.
    Why Safety
    Business
    Why safety
    School

    Business
    Business
    Profitability – a business must make money
    (profit) in order to survive.
    Growth – to increase its profit, must expand, go
    into other types of business.
    Continuity – any interruption or disruption of a
    business operation will affect its productivity
    and profitability.
    Interrupts or disrupts the normal and orderly
    progress of any activity and may result in injury
    (minor, serious or fatal) to people and/or damage or
    destruction of property that result to losses.
    Punctured foot
    Pointed metal inside his toenail
    Electrical burn on hand and arm.
    Arm with third degree burn from high-voltage line.
    Contact electrical burns. The
    knee on the left was energized,
    and the knee on the right was
    grounded.
    Arcing electrical burns
    through the victim’s
    shoe and around the
    rubber sole.
    Employee was setting
    down a load of 2x10’s
    with a co-worker and got
    his big toe caught under
    the load when he
    dropped it.
    Toe crushed by a forklift.
    Instrument Tech was calibrating load cells the old fashion
    way, when a 200lb mass that was being used to test a cell
    from it’s perch and landed on the tech’s foot. The tech
    was NOT wearing steel toes at the time of the accident. The
    weight fell approximately 4ft.
    In this photo you can see
    the outline of the weight on
    top of the foot
    A guy was struck in the
    foot by a pallet on a
    standup lift. The driver
    rounded a corner and
    the victim was standing
    in the aisleway facing
    away when he was
    struck. He was wearing
    “flip-flops” at the time
    of the accident. Injuries
    were extensive to the
    tendons, and heel bone,
    along with a broken
    ankle.
    Toe amputation
    Nov. 2, 2003 Rig Floor
    Running at 130 rpm
     It provides corrective,
    preventive and predictive
    measures to minimize
    accidents.
     People causes hazardous acts
    and conditions.
     Extreme of ages causes
    accidents.
     Safety is a way of life.
    is
    Profit
    or
    Loss?
    It is better to be careful
    100 times

    than to get killed once.


    Mark Twain
    VS.
    Benjamin Franklin

    Tell me and I forget.


    Teach me and I Remember
    Involve me and I learn.
    It takes a Minute to write a safety rule
    It takes an Hour to hold a safety meeting
    It takes a Week to plan a safety program
    It takes a Month to put it in practice
    It takes a Year to win a safety award
    It takes a Lifetime to make a safe worker

    But it only takes a Second


    To destroy it all in one accident.
    5 TYPES OF PERSON

    1. Those who think they make


    things happen.
    2. Those who watch things happen
    3. Those who wonder what happened
    4. Those who did not know that
    anything had happened.
    5. Those who makes things happen.
    Words to Ponder
    • “To look is one thing.
    • To see what you look at is another
    • To understand what you see is another
    • To learn from what you understand is
    something else.
    • But to act on what you learn is all that
    really matters.”
    Winston Churchill
    THINK
    TALK
    PRACTICE

    SAFETY
    YOU’RE THE KEY
    TO SAFETY AND
    HEALTH
    THANK YOU

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