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Biz Bahrain
11-05-2025
- Business
- Biz Bahrain
Safety Training Centre Hosts Workshop on Industrial Safety Standards in Bahrain
The Safety Training and Consulting Centre recently convened a specialised workshop focusing on occupational health and safety within Bahrain's industrial sector. The event addressed critical preventive measures, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation strategies essential for safeguarding workers across industrial domains. The workshop underscored the importance of establishing robust safety protocols aimed at reducing workplace accidents and minimising both human and material losses. Led by certified trainers affiliated with tne Centre, the workshop attracted participation from representatives of various industrial enterprises, including those operating in the construction, energy, manufacturing, and food production sectors. The diverse attendance reflected the broad relevance of occupational safety principles across different branches of industry. Key sessions explored a wide array of procedural guidelines essential to maintaining safe work environments. These included continuous training programmes for employees handling hazardous materials and equipment, the mandatory provision of personal protective gear—such as helmets and safety goggles—and the importance of routine machinery maintenance to ensure operational safety and efficiency. Trainers also highlighted best practices in the management of industrial waste, addressing both liquid and solid by-products, and strategies for mitigating exposure to harmful emissions such as toxic fumes and airborne dust generated during manufacturing. Additional safety measures discussed included the installation of adequate workplace lighting to enhance visibility and prevent accidents, and the strict prohibition of untrained personnel from operating or approaching heavy machinery. Speaking on the sidelines of the workshop, Mr. Nawaf Al-Jishi, Chairman of the Centre, remarked that the initiative is part of the Centre's broader commitment to social responsibility, and said that the programme is being delivered in collaboration with numerous Bahraini companies, aiming to elevate awareness of occupational safety and health, and to promote the adoption of globally recognised best practices. Mr. Al-Jishi further emphasised the Centre's proactive engagement with business leaders across sectors, highlighting occupational safety and health as a fundamental component of corporate strategy, and affirmed that prioritising safety enhances employee loyalty and wellbeing, while also contributing positively to an organisation's competitiveness, operational efficiency, financial performance, and long-term sustainability.
Daily Tribune
27-01-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
BSPTI Participates in Key Workshop by Education and Training Quality Authority
The Bahrain Society for Private Training Institutes (BSPTI) has reaffirmed its dedication to advancing quality assurance in vocational education, following its participation in a workshop organized by the Education and Training Quality Authority. The workshop, designed to acquaint BSPTI members with the general framework for evaluating vocational education and training institutions, also provided insights into the Authority's review procedures. This initiative reflects the strong partnership between BSPTI and the Authority, emphasizing their shared commitment to enhancing the quality and outcomes of Bahrain's vocational training sector. Attendees were presented with the Authority's strategic priorities, alongside recent initiatives developed in collaboration with key stakeholders to bolster the vocational education landscape in the Kingdom. Nawaf Mohammed Al-Jishi, President of BSPTI, lauded the Authority's efforts in raising the standards of vocational training. He emphasized the critical role of quality assurance in fostering human development and driving national progress. "BSPTI is committed to maintaining close collaboration with the Education and Training Quality Authority to propel Bahrain's vocational training system forward," said Al-Jishi. "Our priority is to elevate the quality and efficiency of training institutes, encouraging innovation and continuous improvement in alignment with established quality policies and regulations." Al-Jishi also pointed out that Bahrain's training institutes are adapting their programs to meet evolving labor market needs, ensuring that Bahraini professionals receive world-class training that enhances their career prospects across various industries. Highlighting the role of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF), Al-Jishi described it as a vital system for classifying qualifications based on learning outcomes. The NQF promotes quality, transparency, and mobility across educational and professional pathways, enabling the comparison and recognition of qualifications both nationally and internationally. He further commended the Authority's efforts in streamlining evaluation procedures within its quality assurance framework. "This commitment underscores the Authority's pivotal role in fostering excellence within Bahrain's vocational training landscape, ensuring institutions meet the highest standards and contribute effectively to the Kingdom's development goals," Al-Jishi added. The workshop marked another step forward in the collaborative journey of BSPTI and the Education and Training Quality Authority, reinforcing their shared vision for a robust and dynamic vocational education sector in Bahrain.
