Philippine Army Strengthens Safety Officer Competency Through BOSH SO2 Training with QESH
Published October 25, 2026
Participants during BOSH SO2 Face-to-Face Training conducted by QESH
TARLAC — QESH Training Center & Consultancy OPC successfully conducted a Basic Occupational Safety and Health Training for Safety Officer 2 (BOSH SO2) for TAP, PMC, and APMC personnel of the Philippine Army from October 12 to 16, 2026, in Tarlac, reinforcing the organization's commitment to workplace safety, personnel development, and Occupational Safety and Health compliance.
The five-day training equipped participants with essential knowledge on Occupational Safety and Health principles, including hazard identification, risk assessment, accident prevention, workplace safety management, emergency preparedness, and the responsibilities of Safety Officers in maintaining safe working environments.
The program was facilitated by a team of experienced Occupational Safety and Health professionals. Day 1 was led by Claire Terre, a DOLE Occupational Safety and Health Consultant, Licensed Chemical Engineer, and safety professional with more than 15 years of experience. Day 2 was facilitated by Marlo Zaballa, while Days 3 and 4 were conducted by Whomer Ricarte, an Occupational Safety and Health Practitioner with extensive experience in construction safety and emergency response. Claire Terre returned to facilitate Day 5, completing the training program.
Through expert-led discussions and workplace-based applications, participants strengthened their understanding of safety management principles and the importance of proactive hazard prevention. The training emphasized the role of competent Safety Officers in supporting organizational safety initiatives and promoting responsible workplace practices.
Photos of Participants during the BOSH SO2 Face-to-Face Training
QESH expressed its sincere appreciation to the Philippine Army, particularly TAP, PMC, and APMC, for entrusting its BOSH SO2 training requirements to QESH. The initiative reflects the organization's commitment to developing competent personnel, strengthening workplace safety practices, and promoting continuous improvement in Occupational Safety and Health.
Through this collaboration, QESH continues to support the Philippine Army in enhancing personnel competency and fostering a strong culture of safety and responsibility.
What’s Next
QESH remains committed to supporting government institutions, military organizations, and private companies through Occupational Safety and Health training programs that strengthen workforce competency and workplace safety management.
📌 Looking to develop competent Safety Officers within your organization? Partner with QESH Training Center & Consultancy OPC for BOSH SO2 and other DOLE-compliant Occupational Safety and Health training programs.