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What it covers: Describes the OSH Practitioner and Service Provider Registration Program under Qudorat, including objectives and roles of ADPHC and its Director General.
Open document →What it covers: Sets registration criteria, final approval process, and renewal requirements for the OSH General Practitioner category.
Open document →What it covers: Defines registration requirements, consultancy office registration, and continual professional development for OSH Senior Practitioners.
Open document →What it covers: Sets registration requirements, final approval, and renewal criteria for OSH Auditors and OSH Auditing Office registration.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism defining procedures for integrating OSH requirements across ADPHC, competent authorities, and sector regulatory authorities in Abu Dhabi.
Open document →What it covers: Defines procedures for ADPHC, Competent Authorities, and Sector Regulatory Authorities to manage integration of OSH requirements consistently across Abu Dhabi.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism describing how to request development or updates to ADOSH-SF documents, including submission and processing of requests.
Open document →What it covers: Describes the process for requesting development or updates to ADOSH-SF documents, covering considerations, submission, processing, and record keeping.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism classifying OSH incidents and defining entity notification, investigation, and reporting procedures.
Open document →What it covers: Defines key definitions, classification of OSH incidents (recordable vs reportable), and entity notification, investigation, and reporting procedures for serious incidents.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism outlining notification requirements for OSH awareness activities, including ADPHC's role and exclusions.
Open document →What it covers: Sets requirements for notifying ADPHC of OSH awareness activities conducted by approved sector entities, SRAs, and government entities.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism describing administration roles and responsibilities of ADPHC and sector regulatory authorities under the ADOSH-SF.
Open document →What it covers: Defines roles and responsibilities of ADPHC and Sector Regulatory Authorities, including SRA identification, appointment, and OSH resource requirements.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism describing identification, risk classification, and nomination processes for entities under the sector regulatory authorities.
Open document →What it covers: Describes the process by which Sector Regulatory Authorities identify, risk-classify, approve, and nominate entities for OSH compliance.
Open document →What it covers: Sets out the process for entities to submit OSH management systems for review, approval, certification, renewal, and appeal of cancellation/suspension.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism describing submission, review, and approval processes for entity OSH management systems, including approval certificate conditions.
Open document →What it covers: Specifies OSH compliance requirements for medium risk entities, including required registers (training, PPE, injuries, hazards) provided as appendices.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism setting OSH requirements for medium-risk entities, with appendices covering training attendance and other required registers.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism describing quarterly performance reporting requirements for entities and SRAs, plus annual third-party audits.
Open document →What it covers: Sets out quarterly performance reporting requirements for entities and SRAs, performance monitoring processes, and annual third-party OSH MS compliance audits.
Open document →What it covers: Arabic mechanism on appointing a principal contractor for construction work and the review/approval of the OSH plan.
Open document →What it covers: Defines requirements for appointment of a principal contractor on construction projects and review/approval of the OSH plan, including minimum requirements for small projects.
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