World of Safety and Health Awards (WSHA)!

The World of Safety and Health Awards (WSHA) are back for another year, celebrating the best practices and innovations in occupational health and safety. If you are part of a team that has made a positive impact on the well-being of your workers and your organization, this is your chance to shine!

This year, the WSHA Award is sponsored by the Shandong International Ocean Engineering Training Center (SIOETC), a leading institution for training and education in ocean engineering and technology. SIOETC is committed to promoting health and safety in the marine industry, and supports the efforts of teams that are working to improve the safety and health of their workers in the ocean environment.

Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your achievements and be recognized by your peers and the industry. Apply now and be part of the WSHA Award 2024!

International Ocean Engineering Training Center

SIOETC was established in 2018 as a state-owned private mixed ownership enterprise of a joint-stock international standardization and safety training center. Located in Senda Meigang, Weifang. The Center is committed to accelerating the construction of a maritime power, serving China's basic national policy of the "the Belt and Road", and providing support for the "military civilian integration" to achieve national defense modernization. The Center has gained standard recognition and recognition from many international and domestic organizations by combining international advanced education experience, training courseware and management system. To cultivate training in China to meet the needs of global high-end maritime engineering industry clients, including offshore oil, wind power, minerals, and supporting engineering systems, military officers and soldiers, public security and fire protection, emergency rescue organizations, medical support departments, and other related maritime workers and management personnel in terms of certification and certification skills, as well as the promotion needs of marine resource practitioners, in order to improve the safety and environmental protection of personnel at sea Survival skills improve accident survival rate and rescue success rate