The National Occupational Disease Prevention Program (NODiP) is a program consisting of free occupational disease training and screening for participating industries. It also involves the determination of on-site hazards related to suspected occupational diseases. This program targets 100,000 workers over a period of two years starting from 2023 to 2025. This program is also part of the Contract Research Project under the Twelfth Malaysia Plan, 2021-2025, which is funded by Department of Occupational Safety and Health.

1. Provide early detection of existing cases and possible new cases.
2. A training program for Competent Persons (OYK) or the Safety committee and employees that will be specially prepared for the companies involved can provide awareness to employees so that they both take proactive steps in detecting early symptoms of cases. 
3. Suspected cases from this program will be advised to refer to an occupational health doctor (OHD) or be advised to get early treatment and confirmation at nearby clinics.