Building a Culture of Safety: CatSU holds hazard awareness, risk reduction seminar for employees

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Building a Culture of Safety: CatSU holds hazard awareness, risk reduction seminar for employees

To enhance productivity and efficiency in the workplace by minimizing accidents and injuries, Catanduanes State University (CatSU) conducted a one-day hazard awareness and risk reduction seminar for its Buildings and Grounds Services (BGS) personnel on July 26.

The learning activity, which aligns with the University’s commitment to maintaining a safe and secure community, was graced by CatSU President Dr. Patrick Alain T. Azanza who underscored the significance of promoting safety-friendly policies and procedures within the institution.

“Importante ang paghururon na alog kaini ta an buhay dae napapalitan,” he said.

Meanwhile, in his message, Vice President for Administrative and Financial Affairs Engr. Benjamin Hannycel T. Nuyda emphasized that “safety is not just a top priority but a core value that ensures the success of an operation.”

Serving as one of the resource speakers, College of Engineering and Architecture Dean, Engr. Dexter M. Toyado, talked about occupational safety and health at work.

Held at the Extension Services training Hall, the seminar covered several topics, including the importance of wearing personal protective equipment, electrical and fire safety, power tools safety, and conducting safety inspections.

The university aims to instill a culture of safety among its employees, ultimately contributing to a safer work environment for all.