The 8-hour Mandatory Safety and Health Seminar for Workers in the Philippines is a government-required training program designed to equip employees with essential knowledge and skills to identify and prevent workplace hazards and accidents. Known as the Mandatory OSH Training (MESH Training), it serves as the prescribed basic Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) course for employees, in line with the provisions of RA 11058 and DO 198-18.

This in-depth seminar covers a wide range of topics, including safety measures, health and sanitation practices, emergency response procedures, and labor laws. It applies to all types of workers in the Philippines, such as regular employees and contractual personnel. Participants are encouraged to implement the principles learned during the seminar to foster a safer and healthier working environment for themselves and their colleagues.

Endorsed by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), this training is mandatory for workers and plays a crucial role in reducing workplace incidents. As a result, it helps promote increased efficiency, productivity, and overall workplace safety.

Upon successful completion of the program and passing the required examination, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion as proof of their training.