The NUS Safety & Health Awards (NUSSHA) is a programme that recognises NUS departments for implementing effective safety and health management systems (DSHMS). It encourages departments to self-regulate and build a positive safety and health culture while promoting knowledge sharing and best practices. The programme expects departments to establish, implement, and maintain a DSHMS to manage safety and health risks. A set of standards and guidelines define the elements of the DSHMS, performance expectations, and the roles and responsibilities of department leaders and safety coordinators. All participating departments are evaluated based on this standard.
For NUS Departments who wish to learn how to participate, find out more in the link below.
About NUSSHA
The NUS Safety & Health Awards (NUSSHA) recognises NUS departments for implementing effective safety and health management systems (DSHMS). It encourages departments to build a positive safety and health culture while promoting sharing of knoweldge and best practices.
The programme expects departments to establish, implement and maintain a DSHMS to manage safety and health risks. All participating departments are evaluated based on our set of standards and guidelines.
For NUS Departments who wish to learn how to participate, find out more in the link below.