FAQ questiHSE refers to the policies, procedures, and regulations designed to ensure the health and safety of employees and protect the environment in the workplace.on

HSE helps prevent workplace accidents, reduces environmental harm, ensures compliance with laws, and promotes employee well-being.

Everyone in the organization shares responsibility, but employers, safety officers, and management have a duty to enforce and oversee HSE practices.

Report the accident immediately to your supervisor, seek medical attention if necessary, and follow company procedures for documentation and investigation.

Slips, trips, and falls Fire hazards Electrical hazards Exposure to harmful substances Ergonomic risks (e.g., improper lifting or workstation setup)

PPE requirements vary by job role but may include helmets, gloves, safety goggles, ear protection, and high-visibility clothing.

Raise the alarm Evacuate using the nearest safe exit Do not use elevators Follow the fire emergency plan and gather at the assembly point

Report hazards or unsafe conditions to your HSE officer, supervisor, or through the company’s reporting system.

Reduce waste and recycle materials Use energy-efficient equipment Follow environmental policies for hazardous waste disposal

An MSDS provides information on chemicals used in the workplace, including hazards, handling procedures, and emergency response measures.