The Borneo Post (Sabah)

MyJICA to organise Kiken Yochi Training clinic

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KOTA KINABALU: Japan Internatio­nal Cooperatio­n Agency Alumni Society of Malaysia (myJICA) is organising the Kiken Yochi Training (KYT) clinic at Ranhill Powertron Sdn Bhd, Kota Kinabalu Industrial Park, on October 13.

The program is expected to be officiated by Ranhill Powetron Sdn Bhd chief executive officer and attended by Ranhill Safety and Health Committee, myJICA exco and myJICA Sabah Chapter members.

President of myJICA, Norazizul bin Abdul Aziz, informed that this program had received tremendous support from the Department of Occupation­al Safety and Health (DOSH) Sabah and the top management of Ranhill Powertron.

It is an annual program implemente­d and coordinate­d by myJICA Sabah Chapter. This is the second KYT event in Sabah after the success of the same event organised in January.

KYT means training to identify hazard, in the Japanese language. It was one of the training modules for the training on occupation­al safety and health management for Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam under the third country training program in collaborat­ion with DOSH and JICA since 2013.

Participan­ts were exposed to the simple, cheap and practical methods on safety risks and health management. This applicatio­n can be used at work places as well as non-work places and it had been modified from the original concept and has currently become ‘clinic’ in concept.

myJICA was establishe­d and registered under the Registrar of Societies in 1988 and acts as a bridge in the promotion of friendship between participat­ing countries and Japan as well as between ex-participan­ts themselves. This is made possible in part due to the close cooperatio­n of the alumni with their counterpar­ts from JICA overseas offices and the Japanese Embassy.

Most of myJICA members consisting of government officials who attended courses and technical programs organised by JICA. Out of more than 8,000 Malaysians who had undergone various technical training programmes in Japan sponsored under JICA, about 4,000 have joined myJICA.

 ??  ?? New myJICA exco committee members led by Norazizul bin Abdul Aziz (fourth seated right) during the myJICA annual general meeting recently.
New myJICA exco committee members led by Norazizul bin Abdul Aziz (fourth seated right) during the myJICA annual general meeting recently.

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