[01] INTRODUCTION

Workplace safety is no longer confined to manual inspections or ground-level checks. In May 2025, the Minister of Human Resources revealed that the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (JKKP/ DOSH) has begun using drones to monitor construction sites, detect violations such as workers operating at heights without proper harnesses, and enforce compliance in real time. In 2023 alone, over 800 drone flights were conducted for site monitoring, resulting in 119 enforcement notices based on aerial observations. These figures reflect the growing importance of drone technology in enhancing safety oversight and proactive risk management across industries such as construction, manufacturing, logistics, and utilities and more.

This 2-day program is designed to help safety officers, compliance teams, and managers adopt drone technology as a practical tool for workplace safety. Through a combination of theory, hands-on flight practice, and inspection simulation, participants will learn how to operate drones safely, detect hazards from the air, and produce visual evidence for safety audits—all in compliance with Malaysian OSH and CAAM regulations.

[02] METHODOLOGY

• Interactive lectures with case studies

• Live simulations and guided drone operation workshops

• Group discussions and problem-solving tasks

• Post-course assessment and action planning

[03] OBJECTIVES

Participants will:

• Gain foundational knowledge of drone types, operations, and safety features

• Learn to apply drones in OSH scenarios such as site inspections, enforcement, and risk prevention

• Explore compliance obligations under CAAM and OSH Act 1994

• Practice safe flying, hazard identification, and visual documentation

• Understand how to integrate drone-collected data into organizational safety reporting

[04] LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand UAS (Unmanned Aircraft System) components and functions

• Understand how drone technology enhances workplace safety inspections and risk assessments

• Operate drones in accordance with Malaysian drone laws and safety protocols

• Plan and conduct aerial surveys for hazard detection

• Interpret and analyze visual data to identify potential OSH issues

• Integrate drone data into workplace audits and safety reporting

• Apply drone-collected data to safety improvement strategies using AI tools

• Produce structured safety reports with visual documentation from drone missions

[05] MATERIALS PROVIDED

• Certificate of Completion

• 6 meals (lunch & tea breaks)

• First Aid Kit

• Drone Safety Vest

• Drone Cap or Uniform

• Free HIRARC Templates

• Free Drone Safety Checklist

• Course Notes

[06] WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• OSH Coordinators (OSH-C) & Safety Officers

• Project Site Managers & Engineers

• Facility Maintenance Teams

• Risk & Compliance Executives

• Professionals interested in drone-enabled safety innovation

[07] DATE, TIME & FEE

Date:           23-24 Jul 2025 (Wed-Thu)
Time:           9.00am – 5.00pm
Venue:        Puchong & Bukit Jalil

FEE:   [ HRD Corp Claimable ]

   - Early Bird Offer (before 12 Jul 2025)      –      RM 1,700
   - Special Offer (before 19 Jul 2025)      –      RM 1,750
   - Normal Fee      –      RM 1,800

>> Fee includes training materials, equipment, lunch & refreshments, uniform/ cap, certificate of completion & Service Tax

OFFER

- 10% Cashback for SST2u Learner Card+ (SLC+) members. T&Cs applied.

[08] COURSE OUTLINE

DAY ONE - FOUNDATION & PREPARATION

Module 1: Drone Technology in Workplace Safety

• Benefits for OSH inspections and enforcement

• Malaysian and global case studies (e.g. DOSH drone deployment)

• Overview of drone types: consumer, enterprise, thermal etc.

• Typical safety-related applications: inspections, site mapping, hazard detection

Module 2: UAS regulation and Airspace of operation

• Malaysian CAAM UAS Regulation (MCAR 2016 and relative document compliance)

• JUPEM Regulation & Restrictions: R and Y zones

• Airspace Control: where & how high you can legally fly

Module 3: Drone Operations – Preflight, In-Flight, and Post-Flight

• Preparation of drone and its requirement (UAS/ Payload/ site component)

• During flight operation (conducting mission and handling emergencies situation)

• Post flight procedures and drone maintenance

Module 4: Practical session - Simulator Practice & Preflight Setup

• Conduct preflight operation (Drone assembly and UAS interface setup)

• Visualization of site for flight risk assessment using Google Street View

• Completion of Preflight checklist

Q&A Session

End of Day One

DAY TWO - APPLICATION & REPORTING

Module 5: Practical session (Outdoor): Flight Demo and Site Simulation

• Drone takeoff, hovering, landing

• Camera angle adjustments for inspections & hazard detection

• Simulated hazard identification (e.g. rooftops, scaffolding, storage area)

Module 6: Practical session (Outdoor): Data Review and Post Flight Operation

Module 7: Conducting Drone-Based Safety Inspection

• Planning an aerial safety mission

• Identifying potential risks: heights, structural issues, congestion zones

• Image and video capture best practices

• Storing and organizing visual evidence

• Real-time monitoring vs. post-flight analysis

Module 8: Data integration and safety tools with AI

• Fundamentals of big data and machine learning for safety

• Classifying and tagging safety violations using AI

• Safety analysis

• Generating audit-ready reports with drone visuals

Closing & Certificate Presentation

• Summary and Q&A

• Issuance of Certificate of Completion

End of Training

[09] TRAINERS PROFILE

AZRIZAL ARSHAD

HRD Corp Accredited Trainer, Drone Specialist

With over two decades of experience in the aviation and aerospace industry, this trainer brings a wealth of practical and technical expertise to drone operations and aerial mapping. His background includes specialization in aircraft systems, quality assurance, and flight safety, with a strong foundation in ATA 32 (Landing Gear Systems). Over the years, he has transitioned into the drone technology space, developing and delivering structured training programs aligned with national certification standards under JPK and CAAM.

As Head of the Drone Department and a certified vocational trainer, he has played a pivotal role in designing drone training syllabi and managing hands-on flight operations, equipment, and mission planning. He is especially proficient in sensor selection, data collection techniques, and applying drone technology to real-world sectors such as agriculture, inspection, cinematic filming, and search and rescue. To date, he has completed over 180 flight hours across 40 missions in countries including Poland, Australia, South Africa, and South America.

His expertise extends beyond flying to include mission planning using autonomous software, safety procedures, and post-flight data processing. He has worked with local drone communities and government agencies, such as the Department of Agriculture, to implement drone-based solutions for pest control and crop monitoring using sensors and ultrasonic technology. His goal is to bridge the gap between aviation-grade precision and drone-based practical applications by equipping participants with both technical competency and situational awareness.

As an assertive and approachable instructor, he is known for his structured yet adaptable teaching style, his ability to explain complex systems in a relatable way, and his commitment to producing confident, safety-conscious drone operators ready for industrial or commercial deployment.

[10] ENQUIRY & REGISTRATION

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