Artinian Co., Ltd. recently completed the 2 Day Safety Officer at Manager Level training for fifteen managers and senior managers, demonstrating the company’s continued commitment to occupational health and safety under COP 23 of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) Code of Practices. The training took place at Artinian Co., Ltd. Silom and was conducted by the authoritative Phintong Group, a specialist agency with knowledge of Thailand’s Ministerial Regulation B.E. 2565 (2022) on safety personnel and supervisory obligations.
Consistent Participation and Diligent Learning
The Artinian management team attended fully, completing a structured learning program that included lecture sessions, scenario-based discussions, a pre-exam, and a post-exam.
Managers were encouraged to review background and practical cases from Artinian’s operations and share insights from their respective departments. The training reinforced key safety considerations for manager level personnel, risk identification, accidents and incidents, and day-to-day safety control, all core elements aligned with COP 23 requirements on hazard management, emergency preparedness, and safety systems of work.
Reviewing Safety Protocols Across All Departments
During the sessions, managers reviewed Artinian’s existing safety protocols and policies used in fine jewelry design, production, stone setting, engineering, and daily operations supporting over 700 artisans. Special focus was placed on strengthening internal controls, processes, equipment, chemical handling (COP 25), PPE and ensuring clean, safe, and well-maintained workplaces (COP 23.2).
A Step Toward Stronger Corporate Sustainability
The group also discussed how safety management links directly with Artinian’s Sustainability framework, ensuring that all departments, from HR to Casting, Setting, gemology to Logistics, Engineering to Admin, support the company’s long-term operational resilience.
The Artinian team is now better informed about workplace conditions, to guide subordinates, prevent incidents, and escalate issues through established reporting channels. These competencies help maintain a safe environment that protects employees, contractors, and the wider workforce.
Looking Ahead
With this certification, Artinian Co., Ltd. continues reinforcing a safety-first culture, one that is responsible, measurable, and continuously improving. The management is tasked with leading with safety considerations in every shift and station. Compliance and confidence is key, understanding Thai regulations is key and paramount and this training did the familiarization bit.
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