A PRisMA (Psychosocial Risk Assessment and Management at the Workplace) assessment helps Malaysian employers identify, assess and manage work place psychosocial risks that may affect employees’ mental health and well-being. These risks can include excessive workloads, limited job control, inadequate support and other workplace factors.
Guided by the DOSH PRisMA 2024 Guidelines and aligned with ISO 45003:2021, the assessment provides organisations with practical insights to address psychosocial risks, strengthen workplace well-being and foster a healthier, safer and more productive work environment.
A PRisMA assessment is required when responding to a DOSH directive after a reported case, during routine OSH audits, or when proactively fulfilling the employer’s duty of care under OSHA 1994 (Amendment 2022) to manage physical and mental health risks.
Common triggers include:
The LEO26 is a validated, DOSH-endorsed questionnaire that measures employee exposure to workplace psychosocial risks like work demand and job control. Crucially, responses are submitted directly to the PTP under strict confidentiality and are never visible to HR or management.
The EPC23 is the employer-facing companion tool used to document your current psychosocial risk management policies. Combined with the LEO26, it provides a balanced, two-sided view of employee experience versus employer practices, ensuring a defensible assessment.
Our registered Psychosocial Trained Person (PTP) conducts the PRisMA assessment using employee screening and employer risk-management tools, including the LEO26 questionnaire and EPC23 checklist, to identify, assess and prioritise workplace psychosocial risks. The assessment provides organisations with practical insights and recommendations to support effective risk management and promote a healthier, safer and more supportive workplace.
Your concrete deliverable is a formal report detailing key findings and prioritized, risk-based interventions. This acts as both a practical roadmap for reducing psychosocial risk and your official compliance baseline for future DOSH audits.
Under DOSH 2024 guidelines, only a registered PTP can deliver a formal PRisMA assessment. Biochem’s PTP operates within our ISO/IEC 17025 accredited environment, applying the same strict governance, confidentiality, and reporting standards we have maintained since 1977.
Strengthen your workplace mental health initiatives by combining your PRisMA assessment with Biochem’s HRD Corp-claimable mental health awareness training. This training helps employers and employees better understand psychosocial risks, recognise workplace stressors and apply practical strategies to promote employee well-being and a supportive work environment.
Failure analysis service is a laboratory investigation that identifies why a product, component, or material has failed. It combines visual examination, microscopy, chemical analysis, and material testing to determine the root cause and recommend corrective action.
Quality testing confirms whether a product meets specification before release. Failure analysis investigates a failure that has already occurred, identifying the cause so it can be prevented in future production.
Biochem accepts metals, plastics, rubbers, electronic components, printed circuit boards, coatings, packaging materials, and finished products. For non-standard samples, contact our chemists for scoping before submission.
Turnaround time depends on sample condition, analytical scope, and investigation complexity. Biochem also provides priority handling and express analysis options for urgent cases, subject to laboratory scheduling and additional express service charges.
Depending on the investigation objective and sample condition, Biochem utilizes advanced analytical technologies including FESEM and FTIR to support detailed material characterisation and failure investigation.
Yes. Biochem provides cross-section preparation and analytical evaluation to support detailed failure analysis and material characterisation investigations.
Cross-section analysis, also known as micro-sectioning, is a destructive analytical technique used to expose and examine the internal structure of a component beyond surface-level observation. Through precision cutting, mounting, grinding, and polishing processes, hidden defects and internal abnormalities can be evaluated in detail.
Both. Our reports include observed findings plus a root cause assessment and recommended corrective actions. A follow-up consultation with the lead chemist is included.
Contact Biochem via the enquiry or quotation form, by email at info@biochem.com.my, or via WhatsApp at 012-425 9368. Kindly provide a brief description of the issue, sample type, and any relevant background information for preliminary technical evaluation. Our team will respond with the proposed analytical scope and indicative pricing.
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