Bamacom Inc. Continues Safety Development Through Electrical Safety Training with QESH
Published August 30, 2026
Participants during the Electrical Safety Face-to-Face Training conducted by QESH
PASIG CITY — Continuing its investment in specialized workplace safety programs, Bamacom Inc. once again partnered with QESH Training Center & Consultancy OPC for a face-to-face Electrical Safety Training conducted on August 28, 2026, in Pasig City.
The latest program forms part of Bamacom Inc.’s continued workforce safety development with QESH, following its previous specialized training engagements. Through these programs, the company continues to strengthen the competencies of personnel who may be exposed to various occupational hazards in the course of their work.
The Electrical Safety Training focused on developing participants’ awareness of common electrical hazards and the appropriate preventive measures needed to reduce the risk of electrical incidents. Discussions covered fundamental electrical safety principles, hazard recognition, safe work practices, electrical risk control, proper use of protective measures, and the importance of following established procedures when working with or near electrical systems and equipment.
Participants also gained a deeper understanding of how electrical incidents can occur and how proper planning, inspection, maintenance, and adherence to safety procedures can help prevent electric shock, burns, fires, and other potentially serious workplace incidents. The program reinforced the importance of recognizing hazards before work begins and maintaining safe practices throughout every task.
The training was facilitated by Jose V. Salazar, a PRC-Licensed Registered Electrical Engineer and DOLE-Accredited Occupational Safety and Health Consultant with more than 20 years of OSH experience across the construction, mining, and services industries. His extensive technical and safety background enabled participants to connect electrical safety principles with actual workplace conditions and operational challenges.
Photos of Participants during the Electrical Safety Face-to-Face Training
QESH expressed its sincere appreciation to Bamacom Inc. for its continued trust in QESH for the safety development of its workforce. The company’s successive investments in specialized safety programs reflect a proactive approach to addressing workplace hazards and ensuring that employees are equipped with relevant knowledge for the tasks they perform.
Through this continued collaboration, QESH supports Bamacom Inc. in strengthening its internal safety programs, improving workforce competency, and sustaining a culture where hazard prevention and safe work practices remain integral to daily operations.
What’s Next
QESH remains committed to helping organizations address industry-specific workplace hazards through specialized Occupational Safety and Health programs delivered by experienced safety professionals and subject matter experts.
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