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It is an entity established by Cabinet Resolution No. (379), dated 7/7/1443 AH, corresponding to 2022/02/08 A.D. to govern occupational safety and health at the national level, coordinating roles among the relevant entities, and monitoring the implementation of the requirements of the National Policy for Occupational Safety and Health. (https://www.ncosh.gov.sa/).
The key roles and responsibilities of the Council include:
Approving national programs and initiatives related to occupational safety and health in coordination with relevant government authorities.
The program aims to qualify, train, and develop the competencies of human resources in the field of occupational safety and health through two tracks: Practitioner and Professional. Participants receive a Council-accredited certificate enabling them to practice the profession of occupational safety and health.
To obtain the Occupational Safety and Health Cadres Certificate, you can apply through the following link:
The National Council offers 22 awareness and training programs free of charge through its platform. Some of these programs are translated into 8 different languages to raise and enhance workers’ awareness of occupational safety and health requirements across various sectors.
You can apply for the training courses through the following link:
This decision comes within the framework of preserving the safety and health of workers and protecting them from potential health risks, and providing a healthy and safe work environment according to international occupational safety and health standards. It is effective from 15 June to 15 September 2025, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
The beneficiaries of the Council’s services include government entities, the private sector, the non-profit sector, employers, and workers.
Organizations can contact the Council through its website or via email:
It is a comprehensive framework for assessing the physical and mental fitness of employees/workers to ensure their ability to perform their job tasks efficiently through pre-employment and periodic examinations based on the type of occupation, associated risks, and accompanying symptoms. The regulation also aims to enhance workplace prevention, improve quality of life, and promote the general health of workers, positively impacting their safety, performance, and productivity.
Sensitive occupations (high-risk professions) constitute approximately 10–12%, totaling 222 occupations from the unified Saudi occupational classification. These include some service occupations, such as transportation, industrial, construction, or operational jobs, including operating heavy equipment like cranes, among others. Special occupational medical examinations are required according to the nature of the occupation, risks, and work-related symptoms, whether chemical, physical, biological, or psychosocial.
The responsibilities of an organization include providing a safe work environment, training employees on safety requirements, reporting accidents or injuries, complying with regulations and rules, and cooperating with the Council or relevant authorities during investigations or periodic inspections.
Benefits include increased compliance with regulations, reduced accidents and injuries, improved organizational reputation, higher productivity, attraction of talent, and contributing to a safer and healthier work environment.
The conference is held in the second quarter of each calendar year, coinciding with the World Day for Safety and Health at Work.
Objectives of the conference:
Supporting major projects launched by the Kingdom and derived from Saudi Vision 2030.
The National Comprehensive Program for Reporting and Investigating Workplace Accidents, Injuries, and Occupational Diseases aims to conduct investigations, document reports and investigation results related to workplace accidents, injuries, and occupational diseases, develop an electronic system, automate reporting, and standardize forms among all parties involved in accident investigations. The program also includes qualifying and training investigators to enhance resources and capabilities in this field.
It is a training program aimed at providing candidates with the knowledge and skills that determine an investigator’s competence through two tracks:
You can apply for the Investigators Program through the following link:
It is a program through which a national framework is established to measure the level of organizational compliance with occupational safety and health requirements. It includes values, principles, concepts, work methodologies, mechanisms, and evaluation and measurement standards based on global best practices. This is achieved through an advanced electronic system that issues compliance certificates following field verification and conformity checks.
It is an entity established by Cabinet Resolution No. (379), dated 7/7/1443 AH, corresponding to 2022/02/08 A.D. to govern occupational safety and health at the national level, coordinating roles among the relevant entities, and monitoring the implementation of the requirements of the National Policy for Occupational Safety and Health. (https://www.ncosh.gov.sa/).
The key roles and responsibilities of the Council include:
Approving national programs and initiatives related to occupational safety and health in coordination with relevant government authorities.
The program aims to qualify, train, and develop the competencies of human resources in the field of occupational safety and health through two tracks: Practitioner and Professional. Participants receive a Council-accredited certificate enabling them to practice the profession of occupational safety and health.
To obtain the Occupational Safety and Health Cadres Certificate, you can apply through the following link:
The National Council offers 22 awareness and training programs free of charge through its platform. Some of these programs are translated into 8 different languages to raise and enhance workers’ awareness of occupational safety and health requirements across various sectors.
You can apply for the training courses through the following link:
This decision comes within the framework of preserving the safety and health of workers and protecting them from potential health risks, and providing a healthy and safe work environment according to international occupational safety and health standards. It is effective from 15 June to 15 September 2025, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
The beneficiaries of the Council’s services include government entities, the private sector, the non-profit sector, employers, and workers.
Organizations can contact the Council through its website or via email:
It is a comprehensive framework for assessing the physical and mental fitness of employees/workers to ensure their ability to perform their job tasks efficiently through pre-employment and periodic examinations based on the type of occupation, associated risks, and accompanying symptoms. The regulation also aims to enhance workplace prevention, improve quality of life, and promote the general health of workers, positively impacting their safety, performance, and productivity.
Sensitive occupations (high-risk professions) constitute approximately 10–12%, totaling 222 occupations from the unified Saudi occupational classification. These include some service occupations, such as transportation, industrial, construction, or operational jobs, including operating heavy equipment like cranes, among others. Special occupational medical examinations are required according to the nature of the occupation, risks, and work-related symptoms, whether chemical, physical, biological, or psychosocial.
The responsibilities of an organization include providing a safe work environment, training employees on safety requirements, reporting accidents or injuries, complying with regulations and rules, and cooperating with the Council or relevant authorities during investigations or periodic inspections.
Benefits include increased compliance with regulations, reduced accidents and injuries, improved organizational reputation, higher productivity, attraction of talent, and contributing to a safer and healthier work environment.
The conference is held in the second quarter of each calendar year, coinciding with the World Day for Safety and Health at Work.
Objectives of the conference:
Supporting major projects launched by the Kingdom and derived from Saudi Vision 2030.
The National Comprehensive Program for Reporting and Investigating Workplace Accidents, Injuries, and Occupational Diseases aims to conduct investigations, document reports and investigation results related to workplace accidents, injuries, and occupational diseases, develop an electronic system, automate reporting, and standardize forms among all parties involved in accident investigations. The program also includes qualifying and training investigators to enhance resources and capabilities in this field.
It is a training program aimed at providing candidates with the knowledge and skills that determine an investigator’s competence through two tracks:
You can apply for the Investigators Program through the following link:
It is a program through which a national framework is established to measure the level of organizational compliance with occupational safety and health requirements. It includes values, principles, concepts, work methodologies, mechanisms, and evaluation and measurement standards based on global best practices. This is achieved through an advanced electronic system that issues compliance certificates following field verification and conformity checks.
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