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Occupational Health & Safety

Create a safer, compliant, and more productive workplace with our expert OSHA and DOSH consultancy services.

Safety is Good Business

At Dapan Engineering, we believe that safety is not just about compliance—it's about people. We provide comprehensive occupational health and safety services tailored to the unique challenges of Kenyan industries, from construction sites in Nairobi to manufacturing plants in the regions.

Our registered safety consultants ensure you meet all requirements under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 2007, helping you avoid costly penalties, reduce downtime due to accidents, and build a reputation as a responsible employer.

Safety Site Inspection in Kenya

Our Safety Services

Protection for your workers, compliance for your business.

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Safety Audits

Comprehensive systematic examination of workplace conditions, equipment, and protocols to identify potential hazards and compliance gaps.

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Risk Assessments

Detailed hazard identification and risk analysis with prioritized mitigation strategies to minimize accidents and liability.

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Safety Training

Customized training programs including fire safety, first aid, and equipment handling to empower your workforce.

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DOSH Compliance

Full support for DOSH registration, annual audits, and statutory reporting to ensure you meet all legal requirements.

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Safety Documentation

Preparation of safety policies, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and emergency plans tailored to your operations.

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Emergency Planning

Development of robust emergency response plans, evacuation procedures, and drill coordination.

Construction Site Safety

Construction is one of high-risk sectors. We manage site safety from ground-breaking to handover, ensuring every worker goes home safe.

Site Safety Files: Complete documentation including method statements and risk assessments (RAMS).
Toolbox Talks: Regular, topic-specific safety briefings to keep awareness high.
Scaffolding & Work at Height: Inspections ensuring platforms are safe and tagged.
Incident Management: Professional investigation and reporting of nearmisses and accidents.

Regulatory Compliance

Navigating Kenya's safety laws can be complex. We act as your compliance partner, handling all interactions with DOSH.

  • DOSH RegistrationMandatory registration of all workplaces with the Director of Occupational Safety and Health.
  • Safety CommitteesFormation and training of workplace safety committees as required by law.
  • Statutory AuditsConducting annual Fire Safety Audits and Occupational Safety and Health Audits.

Key Safety Areas

Our expertise covers the full spectrum of workplace hazards.

Fall ProtectionScaffolding SafetyExcavation SafetyFire PreventionPPE ManagementEmergency ResponseElectrical SafetyMaterial HandlingConfined SpacesHot Work PermitsChemical SafetyMachine Guarding
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Initial Assessment

We conduct a preliminary site visit to review current safety practices, existing documentation, and immediate compliance status.

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Hazard Identification

Our experts perform a systematic walkthrough to identify physical, chemical, and ergonomic hazards in the workplace.

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Risk Analysis & Strategy

We evaluate risk levels for identified hazards and develop a prioritized action plan with practical control measures.

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Implementation Support

We assist in implementing safety controls, setting up safety committees, and installing necessary signage and equipment.

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Training & Culture

We train your team on new procedures, fostering a culture of safety awareness and individual responsibility.

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Monitoring & Audit

Regular follow-up audits and monitoring to ensure sustained compliance and continuous improvement.

Common Questions

What is DOSH and why is it important?

DOSH (Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services) is the regulatory body in Kenya ensuring workplace safety. Compliance is mandatory by law to avoid penalties and, more importantly, to protect your employees from harm.

Do I need a safety officer on site?

Yes, under OSHA 2007, construction sites with more than 20 workers must have a registered safety supervisor to oversee daily safety operations.

What is involved in a Fire Risk Assessment?

It involves identifying fire hazards, people at risk, evaluating current fire safety measures (alarms, extinguishers, exits), and recommending improvements.

How often should safety audits be conducted?

Statutory safety audits are required annually. However, internal inspections should be continuous, with formal reviews at least every quarter.

Prioritize Safety Today

Don't wait for an accident to happen. Contact Dapan Engineering for a comprehensive safety audit and ensure your workforce is protected.

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