IBTE Safety Sense

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IBTE SWOL (Safe Working and Learning) Card is a safety reporting tool that encourages staff and students to proactively identify, intervene, and report unsafe acts, conditions, environmental concerns, or any HSE non-compliance. The card supports a shared responsibility for safety … Continue reading →

At IBTE, we believe that safety is a shared responsibility and a core value that guides everything we do. We follow established HSE policies, forms, and procedures, and uphold IBTE’s 7 Golden Rules to ensure a safe learning and working … Continue reading →

At IBTE, environmental awareness is part of building a safe, responsible, and future-ready workforce.As a technical education institution, IBTE plays a vital role in shaping skilled professionals who not only excel in industry practices but also respect and protect the … Continue reading →

At IBTE, we prioritize creating a safe and healthy learning environment by promoting proper chemical handling and awareness. This Chemical Safety guide highlights the essential practices everyone should follow. From understanding chemical risks, reading Safety Data Sheets, using the right … Continue reading →

IBTE Safety Sense: ‘Line of Fire’ Safety. This campaign raises awareness about workplace hazards that could hit, crush, or trap you. It explains the meaning of Line of Fire and highlights three main danger categories: striking, crushing, and stored-energy hazards. … Continue reading →

At IBTE, we care about your safety! That’s why wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is one of our Seven HSE Golden Rules. PPE is your last shield against risks in the workshop, from falling objects and sharp tools to dust, … Continue reading →

The HSE Unit Team wishes everyone a Happy Semester Break! 📄 Happy Semester Break Sept 2025 [ENG] 📄 Happy Semester Break Sept 2025 [Bahasa Melayu]

This bulletin highlights IBTE’s commitment to tackling bullying in educational institutions. Bullying can take many forms such as physical, cyber, psychological, or sexual that harms both individuals and communities. IBTE promotes Awareness, Bravery, and Care to prevent bullying, while offering … Continue reading →