The National Workplace Inspection and Compliance Task Force has donated a comprehensive first aid package to the Ministry of Labour, Jobs, and Employment to enhance workplace emergency preparedness and response. The donation was presented to Minister Dr. Rashid Pelpuo on Wednesday as part of the Task Force’s ongoing efforts to promote occupational health and safety standards across the country.
The first aid package is expected to support the Ministry’s capacity to manage medical emergencies that may arise during official duties or within its operational environment. Dr. Pelpuo expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the Task Force for the timely gesture, underscoring the importance of partnerships in fostering safe and compliant workspaces nationwide.
“This collaboration reinforces our shared commitment to workplace safety and positions the Ministry to lead by example in responding swiftly to health-related incidents,” Dr. Pelpuo stated. The Task Force reaffirmed its dedication to supporting institutions with tools and training that prioritize the well-being of Ghanaian workers, aligning with national policies on occupational safety and health.
The donation is seen as a significant step towards promoting occupational health and safety in Ghana, and serves as a model for other organizations and institutions to prioritize workplace safety and compliance.