Safety Leadership and Planning Webinar - Health & Safety Training and Certification

Theme: Setting the Direction for a Safe 2026
Date & Time: January 29, 2026 | 1:00 – 4:00 PM (Philippine Standard Time)

This webinar brings together experienced safety leaders and DOLE-accredited practitioners to discuss proactive safety leadership, regulatory compliance, and strategic planning for 2026. It focuses on strengthening workplace safety culture while aligning organizational safety programs with current DOLE regulations.

Featured Speakers:

Engr. Harthwell C. Capistrano, EdD
DOLE-Accredited OSH Consultant & Safety Culture Specialist
Engr. Carmela Joice Padilla
DOLE-Accredited Safety Practitioner

Organized by: Petrosphere Incorporated

Key Topics Disccused

Building a Strong Safety Culture in the Workplace

Speaker: Engr. Harthwell C. Capistrano, EdD

Leadership’s role in fostering a shared safety mindset
Integrating safety values into daily operations
Lessons from real-world HSE experience in the oil and gas sector
Creating accountability and engagement across all organizational levels

Leadership in Compliance: Aligning 2026 Safety Plans with DO 252-25

Speaker: Engr. Carmela Joice Padilla

Overview of DOLE Department Order 252-25
Strategic alignment of safety programs with regulatory requirements
Leadership responsibilities in safety planning and implementation
Best practices in compliance-driven safety management

Key Takeaways

Safety leadership starts at the top – Leaders play a critical role in shaping safety culture beyond policies and procedures.
Compliance is strategic, not reactive – Aligning safety plans with DO 252-25 ensures readiness, sustainability, and legal compliance for 2026.
A strong safety culture reduces risk – Engaged employees and clear leadership commitment lead to safer workplaces.
Planning today secures a safer tomorrow – Early, structured safety planning positions organizations for long-term success.
Safety is a shared responsibility – Effective safety systems require collaboration across management, supervisors, and workers.