Ensuring safety at construction sites in Johor


Saiful (left) presenting the lost-time injury free certificate to Giant Leap Construction Sdn Bhd deputy general manager Zhu Hong Jun at the Forest City construction site in Gelang Patah.

GELANG PATAH: Johor Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) aims to reduce the number of fatalities at construction sites by ensuring safety measures were in place.

Its director, Saiful Azhar Mohd Said, said there were 45 workplace-related fatalities reported in Johor last year, of which 27 cases were at construction sites.

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