CARLO BRIAN M. GUITONES, RN, CSSYB, TechIOSH

SSO/PCO/HLO/ISM-ISPS-MLC Internal Auditor/NEBOSH IGC & IOSH MS Block 45J Lot15 Phase 3E-2 Barangay Longos, Pampano Street, Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1472

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Mobile No: +63-917*******, +63-917*******, +673-******* Skype ID: carloguitones0107

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Highly motivated and strategic-thinking with more than 8 years professional and comprehensive experience in Health, Safety and Environmental Management in various industries such as Maritime, Offshore, Construction, Oil & Gas, Training & Education, Filmmaking and Advertising Industries. I have extensive knowledge of different facets of health and safety such as Safety, Health and Environmental programs and policies development and implementation, Health and Safety Site Assessments, Worksite Best Safety Practices, Loss Control Management, Incident Investigation, Behavioral Safety Development, Emergency Response Procedure and Risk Management. PERSONAL DATA

Age : 31 years’ old

Date of Birth : November 7, 1989

Place of Birth : Manila

Civil Status : Married

Citizenship : Filipino

Religion : Christian

Height : 177.72 cm

Weight : 79 kgs

Other Skills : First Aider, Emergency Provider and Responder, Driving, Operating of heavy equipment (Crane, field workboat) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Associate in Marine Transportation

Philippine Maritime Institute

23 Roosevelt Ave., San Francisco Del Monte Quezon City Bachelor of Science in Nursing Perpetual

Help College of Manila Sampaloc, Manila,

Kalakhang Manila

KEY SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES

Emergency Response Management

Occupational Safety and Health

Accident/Incident Investigation

Environmental Management

Site and Vessel Safety Inspection and Audit

Helicopter Safety Operation

Safety training Facilitator

Offshore and Marine Operations

Oil Spill Emergency Management

Diving Operation Safety

Offshore Production Process Safety

Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

Offshore Construction Safety

Fire Safety

Plug and Abandon Operation

Energy and Process Isolation

Permit to Work System

BSP Worksite Management

ISM/ISPS/MLC Internal Audit

OSH Legislation

Pollution Prevention

Scaffolding Safety

Filmmaking and Advertising

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Registered Nurse (License No: 0865541) and AHA BLS and ACLS holder

Valid Ship Owners, MPA and OGUK Medical, HUET, Basic Training, SDSD, Passport and Seaman’s Book

NEBOSH IGC (passed) and IOSH MS Certification

ISO 9001:2015, 14001:2015 and OHSAS 18001:2007 Internal Auditor Course

ISM, ISPS and MLC for shipping companies – Certified Internal Auditor

Department of Energy and Natural Resources (DENR)

PCO Certificate of Accreditation (COA No. 2016-R4B-01361)

Certified Ship Safety Officer (Certificate No: NVC-SSOC-17-10-001)

Valid E-Kawal Card from Brunei Shell Petroleum (A114565)

Brunei Darussalam Safety Health and Environment National Authority (SHENA) Accreditation

Workplace Safety and Health Officer Appointment (Reference No. 2019/NTI/02)

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

National Certificate II in Scaffolding (Certificate No: 181***********)

Certified Marine Authority (MARINA) Instructor

Basic Training - Elementary First Aid (Certificate No: COA IAS042018-08707)

Medical First Aid (Certificate No: COA IAS04 2018-08708)

Driver’s License issued by Land Transportation Office Philippines (License No: N25-07- 020239)

Certified Six Sigma Yellow Belt Professional (722561)

IWCF Level 1 (Certificate No: L1P_6235104062020)

NCRQ Level 3 Award Safety for Managers (Certificate No: FACF3A58)

Basic Food Safety for Food (Certificate No: FSFI-A84AE0C0)

Technical Member of IOSH (215182)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Offshore Safety Specialist / HSE Advisor

September 15, 2020 - Present

Thome Offshore Management PTE LTD – TSM Dry Shipping (Phils) Inc. Singapore: 16 Raffles Quay, #43-01 Hong Leong Bldg, Singapore 048581 Philippines: 3rd Floor TSM House 1753 Dian St. Palanan 1235 Makati, Philippines PROJECTS AND CAMPAIGN INVOLVEMENT

September 16, 2020 – December 22, 2020

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (AMPA and MAGPIE Field) Vessel: BERANI (OSV/Workboat Accommodation)

Projects: Offshore Platform Engineering and Maintenance Operation (MGDP03, CPRJ01, AMCX06, AMCX12, AMCX17 and AMRJ02)

Key Duties:

Responsible for implementing the full scope of company HSE compliance programs, process and procedures from conducting personnel training, performing gap assessments against standardized checklists and protocols, conducting HSE audits, inspection and closure verification at vessel. As per BSP HSE procedure and guidelines.

Review and maintain the Combined Operation Safety Case (COSC).

Conducts field safety-monitoring, inspection of workplace and workers activities to identify and control potential hazards, and to establish necessity for maximizing safety effectiveness to mitigate obvious inherent risk and hazards at every stage of the project.

Promote Safety Behavior Program through coaching, and the continuous development and roll out of campaign material and carrying out HSE related training identified on the vessel Safety Training Matrix

Conduct and participate in daily tool box meetings, safety weekly and monthly meetings with BSP officers, marine officers and Contractors representatives

Monitor compliance in Permit to Work, Job Safety Analysis (JSA), Risk Assessment, Stop Card and all other company initiate systems and assist contractors in maintaining and improving the effectiveness of these safety programs.

Evaluate and monitor site and vessel working conditions related to construction/maritime works and assess maritime, construction personnel’s HSE performance.

Focus on the early identification of potential problems and propose appropriate solutions to site/vessel management.

Carry out project and vessel safety inspections and provide reports in conjunction with responsible supervisors while at sea and in port during mobilizations and demobilizations.

Conduct and participate in all vessel drills and familiarization as outlined by the combined BSP, Construction and Vessel Training Matrix (Ex. Man Over-board, Fire Drill, H2S Emergency, Medevac, First Aid and Oil Spill Response).

Assist in maintaining all training materials and documents kept onboard the vessel as well as tracking training statistics.

Ensure that the control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH) regulations are implemented correctly.

Review and update field MSDS, HAZOP and IMDG of all Chemicals on board.

Investigate all accidents or incidents, near misses and recommend ways of preventing recurrence.

Assist medic on conducting hygiene and health inspection (Drug and Alcohol Test, Accommodation Room, Galley, Storage and Mess room Inspection)

Submit HSE daily, weekly and monthly report to the Ship/Barge Master and to specific companies to address critical safety and welfare issues.

Closely monitors ship or marine operations such as, lifting operations, mooring and berthing operations, permit-required confined space entries, hot work, equipment energization, tie-ins, shut down, and similar hazardous activities and ensures that all relevant requirements are complied with

Coordinate with the vessel/barge master, HSE head on the different requirements needed in ISM, ISPS, MLC and Safety auditing.

Conduct inventory of vessel safety equipment on board and ensure their availability for emergency purposes.

Part of the vessel Emergency Response Team and assist vessel medic during emergency responses.

Project Based OSH Advisor (Filmmaking and Advertising Industry) June 2020 – Present (Freelance)

Client: TeamAsia

(18/F Aeon Center Alabang-Zapote Road corner North Bridgeway, Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang Muntinlupa City, Philippines 1781)

Key Duties:

Demonstrate commitment to clients company’s health and safety policies

Assist in developing, review and maintaining the Combined Safety Production Shoot Operation Plans such as Emergency Preparedness and Response Procedures. This is in compliance with the FDCP,DOLE and DOH Joint Administrative Order No. 2020-001 on the Health and Safety Protocols on the Conduct of Film and AV Production Shoots

Ensure all parties and personnel involved in the production shoot operation, fully understand and comply the procedures stated in the Combined Safety Production Operation Plans and Procedures.

Ensure company and client compliance with the OSH Standards and COVID-19 mitigating protocols for the safe conduct of production shoots and activities provided by FDCP, DOLE, and DOH.

Conduct ocular inspection of the production work area to help in identifying and assessing any foreseeable risk arising from the production workplace or work processes therein and institute the necessary health and safety control measures.

Ensure that production shoot specific JHA/JSA, Health and Safety Plans, and risk assessments are consistently applied to all work activities and fully understand by the production shoot crews and contractors.

Conduct health and safety orientation to all workers prior to the start of the production shoot and activities.

Ensuring that all workers at the beginning of the production shoot must fill in the COVID-19 Sign in registration Forms indicating their history of travel and other pertinent details for contact tracing purposes.

Act as a Site Nurse and record injuries or illness sustained by any worker during the course of the production shoot along with recommendations on how to prevent such from happening again.

Participate in pre and post production meeting, daily tool box meetings, and safety meetings with the Producer, Production Director and Contractor representatives. On-Call Safety Instructor / Health and Safety Officer January 10, 2020 – Present

COMPASS Offshore Inc.

193 Taft Avenue corner Remedios Street, Malate, Manila, 1004, Philippines Key Duties as Safety Instructor

Delivery of Training courses such as BOSIET, HUET, FOET, TBOSIET, TFOET, THUET, H2S, BSEP, OERTM, FOERTM, and TSBB.

Ensures all training documents were provided and readily available to all trainees.

To be suitably qualified in the disciples required to teach and/or assess, as per the standards laid down by accrediting bodies.

To undertake instructional duties on assigned classes as deemed appropriate by management in both lecture and practical lessons.

Ensure existing courses are reviewed and updated as necessary. And assist in the development of new courses to meet client’s needs.

Ensure that safe safety of both staff and delegates are adhered to at all times.

Maintaining appropriate records and making available information as required by the management.

Participating in the development, implementation and maintenance of quality assurance.

Liaise with support staff responsible for the delivery of training courses or exercises.

Work as part of a team to ensure consistent standards of training are maintained.

To comply with the procedures, staff notices and any other communications as issued by the management.

To attend staff development training courses, in-house and external, as determined by line management.

Key Duties as Health and Safety Officer

Monitors workplace / training activities to ensure that all personnel and training participants comply with company policies and government safety regulations.

Inspect, identify and test work areas for potential accident and health hazards, such as toxic fumes and explosive gas-air mixtures, and implement appropriate control.

Advises company management different safety plans and strategies to ensure that company is in-line with the requirements and procedures of DOLE (Department of Labor and Employment).

Coordinate with respective supervisors, personnel in planning different emergency evacuation plans for different emergency scenarios which may happen on training sites. Part Time Training Instructor

June 3, 2019 – Present

COMPASS Training Center Inc.

193 Taft Avenue corner Remedios Street, Malate, Manila, 1004, Philippines Key Duties:

Delivery of Training courses such as EFA and MEFA as accredited by MARINA.

Managing classroom dynamics, resolving classroom problems and coordinating needed support and materials.

Monitoring and evaluating trainings for appropriate adjustments and recommending enhancements.

Class preparation and set up before start-up of training class.

Use of instructional methods such as guide discussions, lectures, demonstrations, and small group exercises.

Conduct assessment strategy in accordance with the course design, including instructor observation, testing and grading.

Provide formal and informal student feedback.

Maintaining communication with the management, departments and instructors concerning training issues that may reveal security screening weaknesses or vulnerabilities.

Class preparation and set up before start-up of training class.

Involved in the development and improvement off course curriculums with support from the instructional and training department.

Provide subject matter expertise throughout the curriculum creation process, including content review and feedback to development staff.

Developing and/or adapting local and international training materials to meet requirement.

Supporting recurrent training needs; conducting return to duty and remediation training.

Support and mentor aspiring mariners, officers, and first aiders within the incumbent competence.

Acquire new knowledge or updates on maritime and medical practices ready to impart for additional information and knowledge of the participants. Offshore HSE Officer / Workplace Safety and Health Officer / Ship Safety and Security Officer October 26, 2017 – December 30, 2019

Novo Sdn Bhd / NovoCrew Inc.

Brunei Office: Lot 5394 No. 5 Simpang 101 Jalan Setia Pahlawan, Kuala Belait KA1931, Negara Brunei Darussalam

Manila Office: 3th Floor, Room 305, S & L Building, 1500 Roxas Blvd, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila, Philippines

PROJECTS AND CAMPAIGN INVOLVEMENT

December 24, 2019 – December 30, 2019

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (Champion Field) Vessel: Crest Athena 2 (OSV/Workboat Accommodation) Projects: Vessel Demobilization from Offshore Platform Engineering and Maintenance Operation October 19, 2019 – December 23, 2019

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (AMPA Field) Vessel: Crest Centurion 2 (OSV/Workboat Accommodation) Projects: Offshore Platform Engineering and Maintenance Operation (AMCX02/03/09/12/15/17 and AMRJ02)

July 1, 2019 – September 24, 2019

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (AMPA Field) Vessel: Crest Athena 2 (OSV/Workboat Accommodation) Projects: Offshore Platform Engineering and Maintenance Operation (AMCX01 and AMCX15) January 6, 2019 – April 13, 2019

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (Champion Field) Vessel: Crest Centurion 2 (OSV/Workboat Accommodation) Projects: Offshore Platform Engineering and Maintenance Operation (CPDP25, CPDP13, CPDP31, CPDP22, CPCX04, CPCX07, CWDP01, CPPP40, CPWJ41, CPWJ42, CPWJ43 and CPWJ44) June 25, 2018 – November 4, 2018

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (AMPA Field) Vessel: Belait Aishah (OSV/Workboat Accommodation) Projects: Offshore Platform Engineering and Maintenance Operation (AMCX01/20, AMCX02/22, AMCX04, AMCX17, AMDP30, AMRJ01 and FACX02)

January 18, 2018 – May 4, 2018

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (Champion Field) Vessel: Lewek Conqueror (Accommodation Barge)

Projects: Offshore Platform Rehabilitation, Maintenance Operation, Gas Lift and Heavy Lift Operation (CPCX-01, CPCX-12 and CWDP-01)

November 27 – December 27, 2017

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (Champion Field) Vessel: Lewek Conqueror (Accommodation Barge)

Projects: Offshore Platform Rehabilitation and Maintenance Operation (CPDP-36) October 26 – November 18, 2017

Site Location: Brunei Shell Petroleum Kuala Belait, Brunei Durassalam (AMPA Field) Vessel: Crest Athena 1 (OSV/Accommodation Workboat) Projects: Well Kill Operation (SWA-120 Oil Well)

Key Duties:

Demonstrate commitment to company and BSP safety policies.

Review and maintain the Combined Operation Safety Case (COSC).

Ensure all parties involved in the operation, fully understand and comply the procedures stated in the Combined Operations Safety Case (COSC).

To promote the Company’s Safe Behavior Program through coaching, and the continuous development and roll out of campaign material.

Carrying out the HSE related training identified in the on-board Training Matrix

Maintaining the on-board Training Matrix records, identifying who has been trained, and when.

Reviewing the scope of the on-board Training Matrix periodically to ensure it remains suitable.

Regular review of the vessel House Rules based on the findings from inspections, STOP tours, and other forms of monitoring.

Development and implementation of an Area Inspection Plan which ensures that all areas on- board are checked on a quarterly basis.

Ensure that site specific JHA/JSA, Health and Safety Plans, and risk assessments are consistently applied to all work activities and fully understand by the ship crews and contractors.

Monitor strict compliance of permit to work system on the ship/OSV/barge and explain the importance of it to the crews and contractors.

Conduct and participate in daily tool box meetings, safety weekly and monthly meetings with BSP officers, marine officers and Contractors representatives

Assist identifying and assessing any foreseeable risk arising from the workplace or work processes therein.

Recommend reasonably practicable measures to eliminate any foreseeable risk to any person who is at work in that particular workplace or may be affected by the management or occupier’s undertaking in the workplace.

Conduct weekly inspection of vessel facilities, ship hygiene, machineries and safety equipment to identify and correct potential hazards and to ensure safety regulation compliance.

Monitored safe mobilization and demobilization of the OSV/barge and the different contractors.

Coordinate with the vessel medic and contractor’s safety representatives on performing health and safety teachings to the workers.

Investigate all accidents or incidents, near misses and recommend ways of preventing recurrence.

Facilitate stand-down meeting and discuss to all personnel the different incidents/accidents which occurred to other vessel or worksites under BSP and explained the different ways on how to prevent its recurrence.

Assist medic on conducting hygiene and health inspection (Drug and Alcohol Test, Accommodation Room, Galley, Storage and Mess room Inspection)

Submit HSE daily, weekly and monthly report to the Ship/Barge Master and to specific companies to address critical safety and welfare issues.

Conduct ship emergency drills and familiarizations (Ex. Man Over-board, Fire Drill, H2S Emergency, Medevac, First Aid and Oil Spill Response).

Review and update field MSDS, HAZOP and IMDG of all Chemicals on board.

Conduct safety orientation to ship visitors, contractors and newly hired personnel.

Conduct inventory of vessel safety equipment on board and ensure their availability for emergency purposes.

Evaluates hazardous conditions and recommends engineering controls, administrative controls, and/or personal protective equipment that can provide safety of the ship and its crew.

Carry out daily site surveys to ensure only safe work methods are in operation, adequate fire and fall protection are in place, adequate welfare and first aid facilities are properly maintained, approved tools are being used and sufficient Personal Protective Equipment provided and properly worn.

Coordinate with respective supervisors prior to correction / rectification of unsafe acts and conditions in their work areas

Keeping track of any project specific HS&E performance measures/incident statistics as required by the BSP, principal and contractors.

Closely monitors ship or marine operations such as, lifting operations, mooring and berthing operations, permit-required confined space entries, hot work, equipment energization, tie-ins, shut down, and similar hazardous activities and ensures that all relevant requirements are complied with.

Part of Investigation and ISM safety internal auditing team.

Ensure that the crew maintains high standard of safety consciousness and all the important aspects of the ISM code related to safety.

Conduct pre-safety Audit on all work places on-board.

Coordinate with the vessel/barge master, HSE head on the different requirements needed in ISM, ISPS, MLC and Safety auditing.

Conduct chopper safety briefing to all out going crews in accordance to BSP helicopter standard operating procedures.

Monitor and assist on providing safe chopper operation.

Part of the vessel Emergency Response Team and assist vessel medic during emergency responses.

HSE Officer (Offshore) / Pollution Control Officer / Helicopter Landing Officer / Rig Medic May 2012 – October 25, 2017

Tri-power Integrated Services Inc - The Philodrill Corporation (Oil and Gas Industry) 2nd

Floor First Life Center, 174 Salcedo St., Makati City, Metro Manila Philippines 1229 Site Location: Matinloc and Nido Field SC 14 Offshore Platform Key Duties:

(As HSE Officer)

Demonstrate commitment to the company safety policies through leadership and guidance.

Advises rig management and workforce on the safety requirements for the operation in terms of statutory, company and client requirements and of good industry practice.

Monitor the operation of the Company’s Management System offshore and advise rig management of any potential deviations from agreed guidelines.

Evaluate the effectiveness of operational policies, and procedures, in all areas by conducting periodic HSE inspections, audits and random spot checks

Preparation of site specific JHA/JSA, Health and Safety Plans, and ensure Risk assessments are consistently applied to all work activities and fully understand by the employees.

Monitor strict compliance of Permit to work system at the workplace and explain the importance of it to the workers.

Conduct and participate in daily tool box meetings and safety inspection.

Conduct inspection of workplace and vessel facilities (Marine Tankers and Tug Boats), machineries and safety equipment to identify and correct potential hazards and to ensure safety regulation compliance.

Coordinate with the OIM and Department Head on developing, implementing, and maintaining HSE Manual, Standing Operating Procedures, Emergency plans and site access control procedures.

Conduct incident or accident reports and prepare safety checklist reports and inform OIM of all relevant conditions in working area.

During the execution of projects, in coordination with the management team, ensure that all works are carried out with due regard to safe operating practices and company procedures.

Investigate all accidents or incidents, near misses and recommend ways of preventing recurrence.

Coordinate and assist OIM in ensuring accident and inspection reports are correctly completed.

Coordinate various Health Safety and Environment activities for implementation of HSE programs.

Liaise for the management to process government certifications (e.a. MARINA, ATO, DENR and Philippine Coast Guard).

Act as liaison between onshore QHSE department and rig management and supervision. Ensure compliance with Environmental Protection Legislation.

Coordinate with the OIM and Safety Representatives on performing health and safety teachings to the workers.

Submit HSE daily, weekly and monthly report to the HSE Engineer and Operation manager to address critical safety issues.

Conduct on-site emergency drills and familiarizations (Ex. Man Over-board, Fire Drill, H2S Emergency, Medevac, First Aid and Oil Spill Response).

Maintain and update the offshore training matrix and monitor individual and rig compliance.

Review and update field MSDS and HAZOP of all Chemicals on-board.

Conduct safety orientation to platform visitors, contractors and newly hired personnel.

Conduct inventory of field safety equipment on board and ensure their availability for emergency purposes.

Evaluates hazardous conditions and recommends engineering controls, administrative controls, and/or personal protective equipment.

Supervise all construction activities such as scaffolding, crane and heavy equipment operation, hot work and cold works operation

(As Helicopter Landing Officer)

Control the safe movement of all personnel on, and in the direct vicinity of the helicopter landing platform. This also includes disembarking and embarking passengers in cooperation with the helicopter crew.

Control of the loading and unloading of cargo on instructions of the helicopter crew

Control of the refueling of the helicopter in accordance with the requirements of the captain of the helicopter.

Daily control of the aviation fuel quality and the refueling installation.

Provision of manifests for passengers and cargo, and the required documentation for the safe transport of special loads.

Responsible for the day-to-day management of the helideck, associated helideck operations and supervision of the Helideck Assistants (HDAs)

Responsible for leading the initial response to a helicopter emergency on an offshore fixed, mobile or floating installation and supervising the HDA Helideck Emergency Response Team Members (HERTM) in their role as Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader (HERTL)

Responsible for the supervision of the safe and orderly use of the Helideck.

Ensures that the personnel assigned as HAD’s to the helideck are appropriate to their task.

(As Pollution Control Officer)

Responsible for monitoring and preparation of reports for the government agencies such as DENR and ensuring companies compliance with the requirements of PD 1586, RA 9003, RA 9275, RA 6969, RA 8749 and other relevant rules and regulations provided by the government agencies

Initiate and strengthen environmental management programs by providing environmental awareness within the organization

Monitor use of chemicals and the generation of solid and hazardous wastes.

Ensure that the hazardous wastes disposed offsite are covered by a Permit to Transport

Liaise for the management to process government certifications (DENR and Philippine Coast Guard).

In charge with the preparation and implementation of Company's Environmental Management Plan and to identify significant environmental factors which can be affected during site operational activities and recommend mitigating measures to eliminate or reduce the risk of disaster.

Supervise the proper performance, operation, and maintenance of the environmental management facilities with the end view of ensuring their compliance to solid and hazardous waste management standard. Also ensuring the compliance to air, noise and water quality standards.

(As Rig Medic/Nurse)

Lead Emergency Response Team and respond accordingly on different emergency situations.

Conduct and maintain medicine inventory and assure adequate supply of medicines and other medical equipment before taking aboard.

Conduct health teachings and monitoring on crews in a weekly basis. Conduct check-up for ill crew member and give proper medication.

Carried out periodic potable water analysis. Weekly sanitation and hygiene inspection in the galley and accommodation areas.

Monitors any ongoing illness and reviews the vaccination status of the crew and maintains their clinical records

Check and secure that each crew has passed their annual medical examination before taking aboard.

SEMINARS & WEBINARS ATTENDED

ISO 45001 Seminar: The New OHS

Standard

Trainers in T-Shirts

Unit 1101, Prime Land Tower,

Madrigal Business Park, Alabang,

Muntinlupa City

June 8, 2015

CGDPAL Oil Spill Response

Exercise 2014

Department of Transportation and

Communications Philippine Coast

Guard

HEADQUARTERS COAST

GUARD DISTRICT PALAWAN

Port Area, Barangay Liwanag, Puerto

Princesa City

November 25 – 27, 2014

The Fight Against COVID-19:

Experiences from selected ASEAN

Countries

Webinar facilitated by the IPC eTURO,

WeCAN!, and HATID ASEAN Projects

with the support of the Philippine Council for

Health Research and Development of the

Department of Science and Technology

(DOST-PCHRD)

May 6, 2020

Food Safety Webinar

Facilitated by ARA Global

May 22, 2020

Embracing Positivity and Maintaining

Emotional Well-Being during a Pandemic

Facilitated by Trend Micro

August 6, 2020

KamOSHtahan sa Rehiyon 6 (PagOSHwag

Session: Episode 1 – Business Process

Outsourcing)

Department of Labor and Employment

(Occupational Safety and Health Center)

August 7, 2020

Hazardous Area Classifications and the

Harmonization of all International Standards

Facilitated by RBR Consultancy and

Construction

August 9, 2020

KamOSHtahan sa Region 7

Department of Labor and Employment

(Occupational Safety and Health Center)

August 14, 2020

Process Safety Management Leadership

Webinar

Conducted by Induction Center Training and

Consultancy

August 19, 2020

Impact of COVID-19 in Oil and Gas

Industry

Facilitated by Petrosphere Incorporated

August 21, 2020

COVID-19 First Aid Modification

Conducted by Philippine Red Cross and

International Federation of Red Cross

September 12, 2020

Building and Maintaining Resilience in a

Pandemic

Facilitated by Trend Micro

September 17, 2020

Psychological First Aid: Supporting yourself

and others during COVID-19

Conducted by Philippine Red Cross and

International Federation of Red Cross

September 19, 2020

Introduction to

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