​​The Board of Grievances, represented by its Occupational Safety and Health Department, concluded today, Thursday, 23 July 2026, its Occupational Safety and Health Workshop, which was held over two days. The workshop aimed to raise awareness among the Board’s employees and its​ affiliated judicial and administrative facilities, reinforce occupational safety and health concepts, promote preventive practices, and introduce mechanisms for reporting hazards and the appropriate procedures for addressing them.

The workshop brought together a number of the Board’s employees and Occupational Safety and Health Ambassadors from its various courts and departments. It also featured an accompanying interactive exhibition​ with a range of awareness booths, including health screenings and biometric assessments, as well as simulation exercises for evacuation procedures and emergency response.

The workshop and its accompanying interactive exhibition form part of the Board of Grievances’ ongoing efforts to foster a culture of safety and prevention, strengthen the readiness of its employees to respond to potential hazards, and enhance the workplace in line with the highest occupational safety and health standards, thereby improving the quality, sustainability, and excellence of the working environment. 

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