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31 Oct 14 Oct
Johor Port Organises UCUA Awareness PTP Participates in Seminar Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan
(KKP) Pelabuhan Pintar 2025: “Port Safety”
UCUA Awareness was conducted by PSSD and attended by staff from
various departments, which aimed to promote understanding and PTP played an active leadership role in the Seminar Keselamatan dan
active participation in identifying, reporting and addressing Unsafe Kesihatan Pekerjaan (KKP) Pelabuhan Pintar 2025: Port Safety hosted
Conditions and Unsafe Action (UCUA) in the workplace. It served as a at UTM, which aligned with the Core Strategy 6 of the Occupational
proactive approach to prevent incidents, injuries and property damage Safety and Health Master Plan 2021–2025. The seminar gathered over
by encouraging early intervention and continuous improvement in 850 participants, both in person and virtually, from across Malaysia’s
safety practices. ports and terminals sector. As part of the seminar, Mr Sharishen Redzuan
Perpinder, PTP’s General Manager of Health, Safety and Environment
28 Oct – 6 Nov (HSE), delivered a presentation titled “Bridging Safety and Technology:
Advancing IR 4.0 for a Safer Future”, followed by a panel discussion,
Safety Moments with Operational Department, Contractors and Port sharing PTP’s on-going efforts in embedding digital innovation, data
Users analytics and automation into its safety operations, aligning safety
excellence with the Industrial Revolution 4.0 transformation and smart
The Safety Moments monthly engagement programme was conducted port aspirations.
by the Port Security and Safety Department (PSSD), during which
accident lessons learned were shared with employees, contractors,
and port tenants to reduce accident statistics by enhancing safety
awareness within the Port. The programme is crucial to engage all
employees and port users to continuously adhere to safety protocols to
minimise accidents while working at the Port. The PSSD also provided
participants with valuable insights and experiences from previous
events to prevent the recurrence of accidents.

17 Oct – 28 Nov
Safety Toolbox Briefing with Operational Department, Contractors
and Port Users
The Safety Toolbox Briefing and engagement was held to reinforce
adherence to safety principles, foster a safety-centric culture, establish
an avenue for effective communication, as well as prevent accidents
and reduce associated risks. The briefing provides guidance from the
HSE Section for project managers, employees, and the safety team 8 Oct
before commencing their work at the Port. Penang Port Launched OSHE Day 2025: Spot It, Report It (SIRI), and
Stay Healthy!
16 & 17 Nov Penang Port launched OSHE Day 2025 with a personal kick-off by its
Northport Participates in MMC Group Assessment for HSE Personnel CEO, Dato' Sasedharan. The event is not just an annual observance; it
is a strong reaffirmation of Penang Port's unwavering commitment to
The programme involved HSE professionals across the MMC Group creating a safer and healthier workplace.
and aimed to enhance the consistency, quality and effectiveness
of health, safety and environmental practices through peer-to-peer The chosen theme is "Spot It, Report It (SIRI) & Stay Healthy" a call
evaluations. The initiative also aimed to align with corporate HSE to action that emphasises the importance of safety as a collective
standards, cross-learning of best practices, early risk identification, and responsibility beyond just a policy. The day's highlights included free
stronger collaboration towards continuous improvement for safety and health screenings for all staff, interactive OSHE-themed booths for
environmental performance. engaging learning, and insightful talks and sharing sessions aimed at
promoting a proactive safety culture throughout the organisation.

7 Oct – 13 Dec
Johor Port Holds Environmental & Scheduled Waste Joint Inspection
A series of comprehensive inspections was conducted between
PSSD, Marine Department, FJB Terminal, YTL Cement, Wilmar and JB
Distripark. These inspections were designed to ensure compliance with
the Environmental Quality Act (EQA) 1974, focusing on the effective
management and disposal of scheduled waste.
The inspections were held to ensure compliance with environmental
regulations, safety, and promote sustainable waste management
practices, conducted to evaluate the handling, storage, and disposal
of scheduled wastes.