MOSHIP aims to enhance workplace safety, promote a culture of health and safety, improve access to OSH information, and foster collaboration among various stakeholders to reduce workplace accidents and illnesses.

MOSHIP is accessible to a wide range of stakeholders, including employers, employees, government agencies, industry associations, and researchers interested in occupational safety and health.

Users can find a variety of information, including safety guidelines, risk assessments, incident reports, best practices, training resources, and updates on OSH regulations and standards.

Organizations can contribute by sharing data on workplace incidents, best practices, safety audits, and training resources. They can also participate in workshops and training sessions organized by MOSHIP.

Access to MOSHIP is typically free for stakeholders, although some specialized training programs or resources may require registration or fees. Always check the official site for specific details.

MOSHIP implements strict data privacy and security measures, adhering to relevant laws and regulations to protect the confidentiality and integrity of the information shared on the platform.

MOSHIP provides tools and resources to assist organizations in conducting risk assessments, including templates, guidelines, and access to shared data on hazards and incidents, helping to inform safety practices.

Users can subscribe to newsletters, follow updates on the platform, and participate in webinars and training sessions to stay informed about the latest developments in occupational safety and health.

For support or inquiries, users can contact the designated support team via the contact information provided on the MOSHIP website. This typically includes email addresses and phone numbers for assistance.