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AIOSHE advances excellence in Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) through education and professional development.

Follow this page for updates, learning opportunities, and industry insights. AIOSHE is a leading institute dedicated to advancing excellence in Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) education and practice. We equip professionals, organizations, and communities with the knowledge and competencies required to build safer workplaces and sustainable environments. Follow this page for training updates, professional insights, industry news, and institutional developments.

24/01/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Tsungai Cain Nyamapfeni, Robert Mudyahoto, Rosina Ncube

24/01/2026

🌱 AIOSHE – SHE Tip | Day 24 🌱

Learn from the past to protect the future.

Today’s SHE focus is on reviewing a past incident report—not to assign blame, but to understand what went wrong and how we can do better. Every incident, near miss, or unsafe condition is a learning opportunity.

🔍 What was learned?
✔️ The root cause of the incident—not just the outcome
✔️ Gaps in procedures, training, or communication
✔️ Early warning signs that may have been overlooked

🛠️ What improvements were made?
✔️ Updated safe work procedures and controls
✔️ Additional training and awareness for workers
✔️ Improved inspections, supervision, or equipment safeguards

By openly discussing incidents and the actions taken, we strengthen our Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) culture and reduce the chances of repeat occurrences.

📌 Key reminder:
Incidents are only repeated when lessons are ignored.
When we learn, improve, and share—everyone goes home safe. 💚

20/01/2026

🦺 SHE TIP – Day 20 (AIOSHE)

See a hazard? Speak up!

Report any missing, damaged, or ineffective safety controls to your supervisor immediately. Delaying can turn small issues into serious accidents.

✔️ Your voice can prevent injuries
✔️ Your action can save lives
✔️ Safety is everyone’s responsibility

If it’s not safe, don’t ignore it — report it!

18/01/2026

🛠️ SHE Tip – Day 18 (18/01/26)

🔧 Tip of the Day:

Ensure engineering controls like machine guards or ventilation systems are functioning as intended.

✔️ What to Do:

🔍 Inspect Regularly: Check that machine guards, barriers, enclosures, and ventilation systems are properly installed and not damaged.

🛠️ Test Functionality: Make sure systems are working effectively—ventilation should remove fumes, guards should prevent contact with moving parts.

🚫 Never Bypass Controls: Do not remove or disable engineering controls for convenience.

📢 Report Faults Immediately: If something isn’t working as designed, notify your supervisor or safety officer.

🛑 Remember:

Engineering controls are designed to remove or reduce hazards at the source—making them more effective than relying on PPE alone.

17/01/2026

🦺 SHE Tip – Day 17 (17/01/26)

Theme: Control Measures & Hierarchy of Controls

Tip of the Day:
Always ensure your Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is available, appropriate, and in good condition before starting any task.

✅ What to Do:

🔍 Inspect Before Use – Check for cracks, tears, missing parts, or wear and tear.
🎯 Use the Right PPE – Make sure it matches the specific hazard (e.g. gloves, helmets, goggles, respirators).
🔄 Replace When Damaged – Faulty PPE offers false protection.
📚 Know How to Use It – Incorrect use reduces effectiveness.

🛑 Remember: PPE is your last line of defense—but only works

16/01/2026

🚧 Daily SHE Tip – 16/01/26 🚧

As part of our Q1 Theme: Zero Harm – Building a Proactive Safety Culture, today’s focus is on Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment with emphasis on Control Measures & the Hierarchy of Controls.

🔍 Identify a hazard in your area
🔁 Suggest a safer alternative
🤝 Share and implement safer solutions

Because every life matters. Let’s work together towards ZERO HARM.

13/01/2026

SHE TIP OF THE DAY – 13/01/26

Stop. Think. Assess. Act Safely.

Before starting any hazardous task, take time to review your risk control measures. Ask yourself:

* Are the controls suitable for the task?
* Are they practical and easy to follow?
* Has everyone been trained and informed?
* Are they actively being used on site?

Effective risk controls only work when they are understood, implemented, and monitored. Never assume safety—verify it.

Zero Harm begins with awareness, responsibility, and action.
Every life must be protected.

12/01/2026

The AIOSHE Institute’s Executive Director’s Council (IEDC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Tranos Matimba as Principal Officer of the Institute.

Mr. Matimba is widely recognized for his expertise within Zimbabwe’s education and training sector. He holds a Master’s Degree in Education Management, a Bachelor’s Degree in Educational Administration, Planning and Policy Studies, and a Certificate in Education.

As the Principal Officer, Mr. Matimba will provide strategic leadership and direction for the Institute’s operations, with a particular focus on enhancing education and training services. He is committed to upholding the highest standards in educational delivery, leveraging his extensive experience to benefit both learners and the broader industry in support of the zero harm initiative.

His professional and technical credentials include a Diploma in Personnel Management from the Institute of Personnel Management of Zimbabwe (IPMZ), a Diploma in Transport and Logistics from the Zimbabwe Institute of Management (ZIM), a Diploma in Project Monitoring and Evaluation from the Training and Development Institute of Technology (TDIT), Train of Trainers (TOT) Certification from Zimbabwe Institute of Management ZIM, and Defensive Driver Trainer certification, among others.

With over 30 years of experience, Mr. Matimba has held distinguished roles in the education and training sector, notably serving at the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe where he progressed from Traffic Safety Officer to Acting Regional Manager. This tenure reflects his strong leadership and comprehensive understanding of traffic safety management.

Additionally, Mr. Matimba served as Provincial Vice Chairman of the Red Cross and represented Zimbabwe in international Red Cross First Aid Competitions in South Africa and France, earning gold medals. These achievements demonstrate his dedication and excellence in first aid and emergency response training.

The Principal's office can be reached on the following contact details:

Tel: +263242795595
Email: principal@amosainstitute.com

12/01/2026

🚨 AI-OSHE 2026 | Day 12 Safety Tip 🚨
2026 SHE Theme: Zero Harm – Every Life Must Be Protected

A safe workplace starts with learning from the past. Today, we encourage all teams to share one safety tip or lesson learned from a previous incident during your toolbox talks.

🛠️ Real experiences save real lives.
🧠 Learn from mistakes—prevent future accidents.
👷‍♂️ Speak up, stay safe, protect everyone.

Let’s build a proactive safety culture together—because Zero Harm is everyone’s responsibility.

10/01/2026

🚨 AIOSHE 2026 SHE THEME 🚨
Zero Harm – Every Life Must Be Protected

Safety is not an event, it’s a culture.

As part of the AIOSHE 2026 SHE Theme, we are driving Zero Harm through structured learning and daily action:

📌 Yearly Theme (2026):
Zero Harm – Every Life Must Be Protected

📌 Q1 Focus:
Building a Proactive Safety Culture Across High-Risk Industries

📌 January Theme :
Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

📌 Week 2 Theme:
Risk Assessment Techniques

📌 Today’s Safety Tip:
👉 Identify one high-risk activity in your role and discuss its risks and controls with your supervisor.

Small conversations save lives.
One hazard identified today can prevent an accident tomorrow.

Let’s make safety personal.
Let’s make Zero Harm a reality. 💚

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Amosa Institute!
A new year means new goals, new opportunities, and a renewed commitment to growth. As we step into this year, we challenge you to invest in what matters most — skills that save lives and build safer workplaces.
At Amosa Institute, we are passionate about developing safety professionals who lead with confidence, competence, and responsibility. Together, let’s raise standards, strengthen compliance, and create environments where safety is not just a rule, but a culture.
🚀 Make this the year you upskill, empower your team, and lead by example.
📅 Start booking your spots now and secure your place in our upcoming safety training programs.
Here’s to a year of learning, progress, and safer futures.
Happy New Year!

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Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
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