SICW CIDB Course
Safety and Health at Work course mandatory for all construction industry workers
What is SICW Course?
SICW (Safety Induction Course for Workers) is a mandatory safety and health course organized by CIDB for all workers who want to work at construction sites in Malaysia. This course is an absolute requirement to obtain the CIDB Green Card.
Why is SICW Course Mandatory?
The construction industry is among the highest-risk industries in terms of workplace accidents. SICW course is mandatory to:
- Reduce accident rates at construction sites
- Increase worker safety awareness
- Comply with occupational safety and health laws
- Protect worker lives and welfare
- Reduce costs related to accidents and injuries
Who Needs to Attend SICW Course?
Mandatory for All:
- • New workers who have never worked at construction sites
- • Workers who want to apply/renew CIDB Green Card
- • Local and foreign workers
- • All categories of construction workers (skilled and unskilled)
- • Contractors and subcontractors
- • Site supervisors and foremen
SICW Course Exemption
Workers who hold any of the following safety certificates are exempted from attending the SICW Course. The certificate must still be valid and not expired for more than 10 years:
SICW Exemption Certificate List:
- • NIOSH – Nestle Safety Passport (NNSP)
- • NIOSH – OM Materials Safety Passport (NOMSP)
- • NIOSH – Port Safety Passport (NPTSP)
- • NIOSH – TENAGA Safety Leader Passport (NTSLP)
- • NIOSH – TENAGA Safety Passport (NTSP)
- • NIOSH – TM Safety Passport (NTMSP)
- • Oil and Gas Safety Passport (OGSP)
- • Air Kelantan Safety Card (AKSC)
- • Air Selangor – NIOSH Safety Passport (ANSP)
- • Blue Card Safety Induction SHE KVMRT
- • Contractor Safety Passport System All Risks Work (CPSAR)
- • E-Idaman Safety Passport (EISP)
- • Expressway Operations Safety Passport (EOSP)
- • GAMUDA Construction SHE Passport (GCSP)
Important: If your certificate has expired for more than 10 years, you MUST attend the SICW Course again.
SICW Course Content
SICW course covers various aspects of safety and health that are critical for construction work:
Module 1: Introduction to Construction Safety
- Occupational safety and health laws in Malaysia
- Construction industry accident statistics
- Employer and employee responsibilities
- Workers' rights and obligations
Module 2: Hazard Identification at Construction Sites
- Types of hazards and risks
- Working at height hazards
- Electrical and fire hazards
- Machinery and equipment hazards
- Chemical and biological hazards
Module 3: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Types of PPE and their uses
- How to use PPE correctly
- PPE maintenance and storage
- PPE inspection before use
Module 4: Safety Procedures
- Safe Work Procedures (SWP)
- Permit to Work system
- Emergency and evacuation procedures
- Accident and incident reporting
- Basic first aid
Module 5: Material and Equipment Handling
- Safe manual handling
- Use of cranes and lifting equipment
- Scaffolding safety
- Confined space safety
Types of SICW Course
Physical SICW Course
- • Duration: 1 full day (8 hours)
- • For new workers
- • Certificate valid 3 years
- • Includes written test
- • Language: BM and English
- • Includes lunch & refreshments
RM 120
Course Registration Process
Easy Steps:
- 1 Choose Schedule: Courses available daily (morning session)
- 2 Prepare Documents: IC/Passport, 2x2 photos, employer letter (if any)
- 3 Pay Fees: Full payment before or on course day
- 4 Attend Course: Arrive on time with original documents
- 5 Certificate Approval: SICW certificate approved within 3-5 working days before Green Card application can be made
Course Schedule
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
SICW Course (8 hours)
Saturday & Sunday
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
SICW Course (8 hours)
Certificate and Recognition
Valid SICW Certificate:
- ✅ Officially recognized by CIDB Malaysia
- ✅ Accepted at all construction sites
- ✅ Valid for 3 years from certificate date
- ✅ Required for CIDB Green Card
- ✅ Can be used for government tenders
- ✅ International qualification (for some countries)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long is the SICW certificate valid?
SICW certificate is valid for 3 years from the date of issuance. After expiry, workers need to attend refresher course.
Is the test difficult to pass?
SICW test is based on what is taught in the course. By listening carefully, most participants can pass easily.
Can I skip if I already have experience?
No. SICW course is mandatory for all workers regardless of experience. This is a legal requirement.
What if I fail the test?
Participants who fail can retake the test on the same day or the next day without additional charges.
Are courses available in other languages besides BM?
Yes, SICW courses are provided in Bahasa Malaysia and English. For other languages, please inform during registration.
⚠️ Important Warning:
- • Working without SICW certificate is against the law
- • Employers can be fined up to RM 50,000 per worker
- • Workers can be fined up to RM 10,000 or imprisoned
- • Insurance does not cover if no SICW certificate
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